making an audiodvd

[depezwa]

Is it possible to make your own audiodvd?
Can it be done?
I've tried to 'fill' an avi-file with no videostream but with a
48 khz/24 bit audiofile. But that's not a good way.

TIA
depezwa

[TRILIGHT]

That does not really create a true DVD-A disc anyway. You know that AUDIO_TS folder that never seems to be used? THAT'S where DVD Audio discs have their data. You would need to use something like the DiscWelder software for creating DVD-A discs. Using the DVD authoring software mentioned in this forum will not make a DVD-A disc.

[depezwa]

Thanks for the reply, TRILIGHT.
A chase for Discwelder then:-)
I've been looking for more info/experience on making an audio-dvd but it's very rare.

grtz,
depezwa

[TRILIGHT]

Yes, it is. While you're at it, you might also want to look into MLP (Meridian Lossless Packing). It allows for compression of your audio for DVD-A projects to fit more on the disc but, as the name suggests, it is completely lossless. Your audio will be an exact bit-for-bit respresentation of the original sample, unlike lossy compression schemes like Dolby Digital or DTS used in DVD Video projects.

[depezwa]

Thanks for shedding a bit of light.
I tried some other software: VOB Instant ... it claimed to make audio-dvd, it just copied the wav-files and burned them on dvd:-(
Sonic DVD-Audio Creator 3.0 was too cryptic for me without a manual.
I've looked up Discwelder you mentioned before;
$3495.00 is quite a lot of money.
Well, on with the quest:-)

grtz,
depezwa