24/96 playback question

brsanko · 22nd February 2005, 05:20 PM

Is there a way I can burn 24 bit 96khz wav files from my computer on to CDRs so that I can play them on my DVD player?

macboy · 22nd February 2005, 07:24 PM

You could author a mini-DVD (an unofficial kind of disc which is a CD-R with DVD file structures on it, playable by most DVD players which can read CD-R media). You would make tracks with limited video stream (like a static background picture) and a stereo, 24/96 PCM audio stream. A CD-R will only hold about 20 to 25 minutes maximum at this bitrate. I have never tried this, so YMMV. And of course you need some serious DVD authoring software to accomplish this.

22nd February 2005, 05:20 PM	#1
brsanko diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Duluth, MN	24/96 playback question Is there a way I can burn 24 bit 96khz wav files from my computer on to CDRs so that I can play them on my DVD player? __________________ PASSIONN

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22nd February 2005, 07:24 PM	#2
macboy diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Ottawa, Canada	You could author a mini-DVD (an unofficial kind of disc which is a CD-R with DVD file structures on it, playable by most DVD players which can read CD-R media). You would make tracks with limited video stream (like a static background picture) and a stereo, 24/96 PCM audio stream. A CD-R will only hold about 20 to 25 minutes maximum at this bitrate. I have never tried this, so YMMV. And of course you need some serious DVD authoring software to accomplish this.

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