Problem with Cirlinca DVD-A solo. HELP!
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Problem with Cirlinca DVD-A solo. HELP!
When I choose an MP3 into a project it is showing that the MP3 takes up like 10 times the actually size of the MP3.
So an album I have that is 106 MB is taking up 880 MB of space on the DVD.
Anyone know what the hell is going on.
So an album I have that is 106 MB is taking up 880 MB of space on the DVD.
Anyone know what the hell is going on.
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Hello Evan,
This is because the mandatory encoding formats supported by DVD-Audio are LPCM (linear PCM, similar to a basic WAV file) and PPCM (Packed PCM, a.k.a MLP, which compresses by about 50%). The standard also allows for lossy compressed AAC encoding but it is optional and I am not sure many players support it. Mp3 is not mandated. So to make sure the disc plays in all players, DVD-Audio Solo uncompress the mp3 file to LPCM, which explains the 10 factor. Hope this helps.
Chris from Cirlinca
This is because the mandatory encoding formats supported by DVD-Audio are LPCM (linear PCM, similar to a basic WAV file) and PPCM (Packed PCM, a.k.a MLP, which compresses by about 50%). The standard also allows for lossy compressed AAC encoding but it is optional and I am not sure many players support it. Mp3 is not mandated. So to make sure the disc plays in all players, DVD-Audio Solo uncompress the mp3 file to LPCM, which explains the 10 factor. Hope this helps.
Chris from Cirlinca
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Originally Posted by dvdaguy
Hello Evan,
This is because the mandatory encoding formats supported by DVD-Audio are LPCM (linear PCM, similar to a basic WAV file) and PPCM (Packed PCM, a.k.a MLP, which compresses by about 50%). The standard also allows for lossy compressed AAC encoding but it is optional and I am not sure many players support it. Mp3 is not mandated. So to make sure the disc plays in all players, DVD-Audio Solo uncompress the mp3 file to LPCM, which explains the 10 factor. Hope this helps.
Chris from Cirlinca
This is because the mandatory encoding formats supported by DVD-Audio are LPCM (linear PCM, similar to a basic WAV file) and PPCM (Packed PCM, a.k.a MLP, which compresses by about 50%). The standard also allows for lossy compressed AAC encoding but it is optional and I am not sure many players support it. Mp3 is not mandated. So to make sure the disc plays in all players, DVD-Audio Solo uncompress the mp3 file to LPCM, which explains the 10 factor. Hope this helps.
Chris from Cirlinca
Welcome Chris. Hopefully you'll be able to participate in DVDA threads in general but I'll understand if Cirlinca limits your participation to only commenting on your products or prefers that product questions be routed directly to Cirlinca rather than via public BBS.
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How about sound quality, do you think the sound quality is going to be the same as when I burn one album on a DVD, seeing as this way will probably give me 5-10 albums of the same bitrate/freq
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So if I convert my mp3's to WAV then when I load them into Cirlinca I should not get the uncompression??????
Originally Posted by evanj5
How about sound quality, do you think the sound quality is going to be the same as when I burn one album on a DVD, seeing as this way will probably give me 5-10 albums of the same bitrate/freq
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When I use cirlinca and use the enhancing i am able to fit about one album on a disc. Maybe I am nuts but I think the sound quality was better with the DVD-A then through the AUX jack. espcecially the bass, and its also nice when you get a call the disc stops and holds your place with AUX jack you have to stop the music yourself.
I will continue to use both the AUX jack and make some DVD-A's for those particular albums that I really enjoy listening too
Why do you think the sound is better? Is the AUX jack in 07's not good? Because I always have to turn the volume way up on the iPod or Stereo in the car??
I will continue to use both the AUX jack and make some DVD-A's for those particular albums that I really enjoy listening too
Why do you think the sound is better? Is the AUX jack in 07's not good? Because I always have to turn the volume way up on the iPod or Stereo in the car??
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Originally Posted by evanj5
When I use cirlinca and use the enhancing i am able to fit about one album on a disc. Maybe I am nuts but I think the sound quality was better with the DVD-A then through the AUX jack. espcecially the bass, and its also nice when you get a call the disc stops and holds your place with AUX jack you have to stop the music yourself.
Originally Posted by evanj5
Why do you think the sound is better? Is the AUX jack in 07's not good? Because I always have to turn the volume way up on the iPod or Stereo in the car??
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