Puttin' Songs on a DVD, Not DVD-A
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Does anyone know where to get bittorrents for "certain apps"? I've looked at Suprnova, Youceff, Lokitorrent, no luck. I've already bought a few programs that ended up not working so I'm afraid to spend anymore without trying first. Thank you.
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Originally Posted by MasterShake
I tried to put 104 songs on a disc once and it told me that 99 songs was the limit even though the 104 songs was under 4.7 gigs.
So.....the answer is 99.
So.....the answer is 99.
I've only rarely run into the 99 song limit. The TL has pretty slow/inconvenient group switching anyway (hold repeat/scan buttons down simultaneously for 3 seconds to change groups, it only navigates up, and when it reaches the end of the group it's playing it goes to the next disc rather than the next group on the current disc, can't shuffle among groups) so that's not a particularly critical feature to me.
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Sorry to change the subject but does anybody know if you can get a back up camera for the 04 TL with Navi, I wanted to get one and splice the wires to hook up an auxilary input.
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I'm very interested in the Discwelder/DVD idea, but I play and catalog most of my music through Apple iTunes. Can Discwelder convert the Apple AAC format into WAV files to play in the TL?
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Originally Posted by kmtoner
I'm very interested in the Discwelder/DVD idea, but I play and catalog most of my music through Apple iTunes. Can Discwelder convert the Apple AAC format into WAV files to play in the TL?
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get an iPod - problem solved
you can always get an iPod. look at it like this
99 songs per DVD vs around 10K songs @ 192kbps (40GB for $400)
say each DVD disc is a dollar that's 100 (<-- for dividing purposes) songs per dollar (disc not reusable)
vs
25 songs per dollar (playlist can be updated infinite times)
time it takes to:
- gather the 99 songs, convert them, burn the dvd
vs
- create a playlist and import the playlist to the iPod
you can listen to your DVD in the car but what about when you don't have a dvd player handy that will recognize the disc
vs
get some better headphones to replace the crappy ones that come w/ the iPod and you have your songs w/ you
i've tried to make my own DVD-A and with all the hassle i just bought an iPod. it just seems that many are doing too much work while there is another alternative.
i am curious if the programs will convert the 2 channel into 6 channel?
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99 songs per DVD vs around 10K songs @ 192kbps (40GB for $400)
say each DVD disc is a dollar that's 100 (<-- for dividing purposes) songs per dollar (disc not reusable)
vs
25 songs per dollar (playlist can be updated infinite times)
time it takes to:
- gather the 99 songs, convert them, burn the dvd
vs
- create a playlist and import the playlist to the iPod
you can listen to your DVD in the car but what about when you don't have a dvd player handy that will recognize the disc
vs
get some better headphones to replace the crappy ones that come w/ the iPod and you have your songs w/ you
i've tried to make my own DVD-A and with all the hassle i just bought an iPod. it just seems that many are doing too much work while there is another alternative.
i am curious if the programs will convert the 2 channel into 6 channel?
just my
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Originally Posted by nukys
Is it possible to burn songs to a blank DVD+R and play them in our Tl's? I'm not looking for the surround sound efect, I just want to cram a bunch of songs on one disk. I've read that DiscWelder will burn the 5.1 for you, but will Roxio burn "regular stereo" songs to a DVD?
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Originally Posted by w1n78
you can always get an iPod. look at it like this
99 songs per DVD vs around 10K songs @ 192kbps (40GB for $400)
say each DVD disc is a dollar that's 100 (<-- for dividing purposes) songs per dollar (disc not reusable)
vs
25 songs per dollar (playlist can be updated infinite times)
time it takes to:
- gather the 99 songs, convert them, burn the dvd
vs
- create a playlist and import the playlist to the iPod
you can listen to your DVD in the car but what about when you don't have a dvd player handy that will recognize the disc
vs
get some better headphones to replace the crappy ones that come w/ the iPod and you have your songs w/ you
i've tried to make my own DVD-A and with all the hassle i just bought an iPod. it just seems that many are doing too much work while there is another alternative.
i am curious if the programs will convert the 2 channel into 6 channel?
just my![2 Cents](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/2cents.gif)
99 songs per DVD vs around 10K songs @ 192kbps (40GB for $400)
say each DVD disc is a dollar that's 100 (<-- for dividing purposes) songs per dollar (disc not reusable)
vs
25 songs per dollar (playlist can be updated infinite times)
time it takes to:
- gather the 99 songs, convert them, burn the dvd
vs
- create a playlist and import the playlist to the iPod
you can listen to your DVD in the car but what about when you don't have a dvd player handy that will recognize the disc
vs
get some better headphones to replace the crappy ones that come w/ the iPod and you have your songs w/ you
i've tried to make my own DVD-A and with all the hassle i just bought an iPod. it just seems that many are doing too much work while there is another alternative.
i am curious if the programs will convert the 2 channel into 6 channel?
just my
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Just made my own DVD-A using WaveLab and I found it quite easy. I actually have a live show in 24-bit format so I used the WAV files from that to create the Audio Montage file. After that, converted the Montage into burnable format in WaveLab and went right to disc with it. I am using a TDK burner with TDK discs. The TDK DVD+R's don't work in my TL, but the DVD-R's work fine.
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Audio DVD Creator
I found a program called Audio DVD creator, which essentially creates a video DVD that is stripped of its video. Does anyone know if DVDs produced in this way will play in the TL system? I'm about to give this a shot tomorrow, but I don't really expect it to work. If anyone has tried this before let me know.
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It will not work. The TL does not play DVD-Video, even if there's no video content.
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99 Songs per group, 9 groups per disc
Originally Posted by MasterShake
I tried to put 104 songs on a disc once and it told me that 99 songs was the limit even though the 104 songs was under 4.7 gigs.
So.....the answer is 99.
So.....the answer is 99.
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when creating a DVD-A disc, what is the file structure format? When it creates mine I get the Video_TS and Audio_TS (all the information in is the Audio_TS). I know this the format for standard DVDs, but is this right for DVD-A?? I tried to play the DVD-A I created in PowerDVD 6 Deluxe (which supports DVD-A Discs) and it didnt work... am I missing something?
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Originally Posted by mortifer
when creating a DVD-A disc, what is the file structure format? When it creates mine I get the Video_TS and Audio_TS (all the information in is the Audio_TS). I know this the format for standard DVDs, but is this right for DVD-A?? I tried to play the DVD-A I created in PowerDVD 6 Deluxe (which supports DVD-A Discs) and it didnt work... am I missing something?
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You have to get an add-on to WinDVD to enable it to play DVD-Audio.
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Originally Posted by Lore
Yes, that is the correct format. I can't remember if my DVD-A discs worked in PowerDVD, but I believe they read in WinDVD 5.
Thanks guys!!
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