27 Aug
2003
27 Aug
'03
8:48 a.m.
On Wed, Aug 27, 2003 at 02:15:32 -0700, kevin ernste wrote:
Just to be clear, we own an internal DVD-R/RW Pioneer
drive (sub $300),
not the stand-alone Pioneer setup Daniel was referring to. The
multi-channel mix (the music) is encoded in software to an mlp, and
then burned with DVD-A authoring software.
Ah, OK.
Anyone else have more information about this? Is
there another way to
handle high-resolution DVD-A?
Yup, PCM.
How far (sampling/bit) does 9+ MB/s get us with, for
example, 4
channels of audio (too lazy to do the math -- it's 5 am)?
It's 9.6Mb/s, not MB/s (mea culpa), but 4x24/96 will fit.
Also its M = 10^6, not 2^20
The max is 24/192, and you can get 2 channels of that.
Aparently the audio goes in the AUDIO_TS directory, but I dont have a DVD-A
player to experiment with, and I dont know what header/format.filenames
the PCM files have. I wonder if DVD-A players are cheap yet...
- Steve