Burning Software

[bodiezaffa]

As one who is still stuck in CD for playback but having the ability to play SACD and DVD-A, what software do you use to burn hi rez files to a dvd-a.
What’s the best format to choose from…flac, wav..???
Thanks to all that chime in.

[Dj_AmTraX]

Can't burn SACD or DVD-A easily. Are you willing to go geek for it? CDs are easy. Just use iTunes.

[bodiezaffa]

Mike..maybe i wasnt clear.
Basically, I want to download from sites like HDTracks 192/24, 96/24, 88.2/24 and using software, burn them to a dvd-a OR cd to be played in my universal player.

[-E-]

I can't think of any software that can burn the high-res properly. They will all transcode to 16/44.1.

[-E-]

Well, you just made me go look around.

Here ya go: Cirlinca

[bodiezaffa]

Originally Posted by Vesuvius

Well, you just made me go look around.

Here ya go: Cirlinca

Now that's what I call an AA friend....goes above and beyond to help a guy out

[bakerman]

Bonus, It even comes with a free trial!

Let us know if it works for you.

[bodiezaffa]

Downloading it tonight-stay tuned to this Bat Channel for further developments.

[bodiezaffa]

I understand that when the digital file is burned to a dvd, there is an amount of sonic loss.
Ive never paid much attention to my purchase of black cd's or dvd's, just looked for the best price.

Ive heard that manufacturers such as Taiyo Yuden are the best and Im wondering if i would be able to hear a difference.

[-E-]

As long as there is no transcoding of the root file, you should have zero loss.

The high end recording discs are basically, in the simplest of terms, supposed to be more resistant to degradation over time and far more compatible in a myriad of players.