I haven't heard of any player that can play a MP3 DVD -- if they do exist they certainly aren't standard on most DVD players like MP3 CDs are.
I wanna rip all the CDs I own so I can play them on my home theather system without having keep swapping them. It looks like I might need more space than the 700MB a CD provides (which is enough to fit about 20 full lenght albums). I have a DVD burner though, so I was wondering if you can make an mp3 DVD?
4.7 GB would be plenty of space to store my music, and I can use a higher bitrate if I did that too.
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I haven't heard of any player that can play a MP3 DVD -- if they do exist they certainly aren't standard on most DVD players like MP3 CDs are.
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Burn it in MP3 format and some DVD players can read it and play over a large stereo system.
I have a Samsung that will do that and it is verra nice.
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video-less vcd/svcd?
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well vcd and svcd are just burned onto cd's.
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Let us know if it works.
a friend of mine has a mp3 player in his car that plays dvd's (he has a 9" LCD Screen) and on each DVD he has something like 500 songs.
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Isn't it common for DVD players able to play MP3?
from cds yes, but dvds.?Originally posted by darkcurves
Isn't it common for DVD players able to play MP3?
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If i'm not mistaken, i have seen many.Originally posted by Wojtek
from cds yes, but dvds.?
mine cant even play a normal vcd, heh
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I am not sure how is it in the USA but here we have many brandless DVD and VCD players which can do everything for 4-5 times cheaper than branded players. But the quality sucks.
You'd have to compile the DVD with a dummy vid track (nothing in it) as a standard DVD vid and add seperately the audio in a different format (you can select various bitrates for normal, extended, etc.)- then build a jukebox menu (which would be bloody huge) for the chapters.
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I know you can record your music to DVDs using DVD audio discs and a compatible player (which is pretty much any mainstream player released in 2003). I know you don't need to do what Decker says anymore. There are SACD discs that hold 7 times as much as CDs and are much much higher quality, and then there are DVD-Audio discs. I have found this to be a very helpful site.
http://www.sonymusic.com/sacd/ for SACD
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