Posted by <normanstrong on 06/18/06 20:52

<guarez@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>i need to put audio in a DVD..
>
> i know in a CD i can put only 80 minutes of audio.. (.cda format) can i
> do that in a DVD? make a DVD with .cda format..??

I'm not sure how many audio protocols are covered in the DVD standard. I'm
pretty sure that all DVD players must be able to play 48k, 16 bit linear
pulse code modulated signals. (I'm also pretty sure that 44.1k/16 is NOT
supported.) So the answer to your question is No, DVD will not play the
..cda format, but if you can convert to 48k, you're home.

Norm Strong

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