DVD Audio And 24 Bit Wav Files

[tubebuoy]

I recently came across some 24bit/96k wav files and I'm trying to burn them to a DVDr so I can take them to a freinds house and play them through a regualr old DVD player hooked up to a TV and a Stereo.

I know many DVD movies have soundtracks in the 24/96 format yet no matter what I try, I can't burn a DVDr with these audio files that will play on a standard DVD player.

I don't know a damn thing about video but I'm starting to get the feeling I need to convert the 24/96k audio into some other 24/96k format recognized by DVD players

HALP

TuB.

[Oldbunny]

Well.. it seems you need a better "Burner software" to go and recognize with most CD/DVD Players.

Latest most on current Market such software as NERO or even ROXIO are support such creation of DVD to play on most CD/DVD Players.

There is only a one important point to remember is that most of Audio programs have some build-in CD/DVD Anti-Copy Protection so if there is any.. you attempt to burn on CD/DVD won't work!

At first you should use such Audio Security check software (you can got from Daemon Tools Forum).. and establish the kind of security build-in.

Now when you know the Protection use.. then grab the "Alcohol 120% v 1.9.7.6221" software and burn with choice of Protection Security-Simulation turn on!

Doing so you will get perfect working CD/DVD Disk recognize and play on most CD/DVD Players!