I successfully burned mp3s onto a DVD+R using Wavelab 5 and it plays flawlessy on my TL. Howver, there are around 98 tracks on that DVD alone and having to use the 'seek' or buttons on the wheel to get to the song I want is a tedious task. I tried using the voice commands to play higher level tracks like "42", "86", but the system seems to cap it at around 20ish because everytime I say anything above 29, it will give me a track lower than 29 that sounds similar to what I have said. Is this a way to fix this or at least another method to burn the DVD so that it is easier to access the songs in the middle without having to manually seek to them? Thanks.

 

Wait a sec - are you saying the TL's CD player will play DVD discs full of MP3 files???

 

No..

He said DVD-A


DVD Audio!

Mp3's are nto aupposred

Nobody knows why

 

mp3s can be converted into wavs which are then burned on a DVD disc which has a much larger capacity then a CD. He is doing the same thing as burning an Audio CD with mp3s (they get converted into wav)...just on a dvd that is about 8x the size.

 

Aaaaah... that makes more sense heh. For a second I thought I was wrong about mp3 cd support... ah well.

Thanks for the clarification..

peace out

 

You might try saying "Two Nine" instead of "Twenty-nine". This seems to work well for XM channel commands.

 

Can you elaborate on the DVD+R burning and how it's done?

How many songs can you get on it if it's in .wav format?

Thanks.

 

Nevermind...

Did the search and found out this is a very popular topic. I got my answers.

 

Minidisc, the highest track the voice recognition will recognize is "30". I think it's in the manual.

 

you can make groups of songs and skip between groups of like 10-20 songs each by holding in a button forgot which one

 

How do u make the songs in groups? And I was able to fit around 98 songs on my first DVD+R.