Alan_Horner
Stunt Coordinator
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- Aug 7, 2001
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I posted this question in the Music area and got no response, so I thought I'd try posting it here:
Two of my DVD-A discs, when played on my Toshiba 4700, produce a short audio drop whenever a track change occurs in what should be continuous sound (i.e., no breaks). The problem is most annoying on the Olivia Newton-John One Woman's Live Journey disc because there's an audio drop for all 21 tracks (well, except track 1 at the start of the disc). Granted, this is only a problem on titles where the music is continuous, but it's very irritating!
I don't know if this is a problem with my player or just the result of bad authoring. I hope it's not an inherent flaw with the DVD-A format. I know that a lot of the early CD-R software couldn't avoid a pause between tracks; does anyone know if something similar is going on with DVD-A?
Two of my DVD-A discs, when played on my Toshiba 4700, produce a short audio drop whenever a track change occurs in what should be continuous sound (i.e., no breaks). The problem is most annoying on the Olivia Newton-John One Woman's Live Journey disc because there's an audio drop for all 21 tracks (well, except track 1 at the start of the disc). Granted, this is only a problem on titles where the music is continuous, but it's very irritating!
I don't know if this is a problem with my player or just the result of bad authoring. I hope it's not an inherent flaw with the DVD-A format. I know that a lot of the early CD-R software couldn't avoid a pause between tracks; does anyone know if something similar is going on with DVD-A?