John_Berger
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I could probably answer this if I actally RTFM for my DVD software, but I figured that I'd ask if anyone else has tried this.
I was going to make MP3 CDs of most of my Christmas CDs for the upcoming holiday, but my primary DVD player is not MP3 compatible. (I bought it for its progressive scan features without even considering MP3 disc compatibility.)
So, since one DVD is the equivalent to 6-7 CD-Rs, I figured that I'd made a DVD with nothing but music. I use DVDit Professional Edition 2.5, but I also have Ulead's DVD MovieFactory and DVD Workshop, so I can use any of these three to do this.
Has anyone tried this? If so, how did you do it? Did you make an MPEG-2 with black for the video and a mega-low bit rate? Did you make an entire album its own audio file which is then accessible from a menu?
Ideas are appreciated.
I was going to make MP3 CDs of most of my Christmas CDs for the upcoming holiday, but my primary DVD player is not MP3 compatible. (I bought it for its progressive scan features without even considering MP3 disc compatibility.)
So, since one DVD is the equivalent to 6-7 CD-Rs, I figured that I'd made a DVD with nothing but music. I use DVDit Professional Edition 2.5, but I also have Ulead's DVD MovieFactory and DVD Workshop, so I can use any of these three to do this.
Has anyone tried this? If so, how did you do it? Did you make an MPEG-2 with black for the video and a mega-low bit rate? Did you make an entire album its own audio file which is then accessible from a menu?
Ideas are appreciated.