Ive got some 5.1 audio files in OGG format but I am having a hard time burning them onto a DVD. Is there a good program that can help me do this or do I need to convert them? Any help much appreciated.
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OGG to DVD-A Ive got some 5.1 audio files in OGG format but I am having a hard time burning them onto a DVD. Is there a good program that can help me do this or do I need to convert them? Any help much appreciated.
I personally haven't done much with burning DVD Audio. but check out this software Convert MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG to DVD, Audio DVD Creator Free Download
Originally Posted by RoyalPain
Id like to try it but even the free download link is asking me for credit info. Is there a different link for free download?
I have not used this converter but it is listed as CNETs 18th most downloaded ripper/converter. It looks like it would do the job and it is free.
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And here is a link to all rippers/converters on CNET
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So for burning to DVD I need to convert OGG to what format? The real issue is burning to DVD as OGG is carrying 5.1 sound and therein is the issue. Ive had no issues burning when its an ISO file but the OGG gives issues.
Last edited by Hipcheck; July 22nd, 2010 at 08:41 PM.
I have ImgBurn and power2go. Neither which has worked to my liking.
Hip remember this DVD Audio is not a commonly burned topic. Really you are not going to find a free program for burning DVD Audios. Burning Audio DVD's is not the same as burning a music CD's Believe me I was looking for this same thing a while back only for Linux and I pretty much got no where.
Really what you need to do this task is use a program called Vegas Video Pro 9 From sony Creative in conjunction with DVD Architect pro. The only issue with this is the software is not cheap at all. although you might be able to do this with a simple DVD mastering software and treat it like a DVD Video. I know the Audio DVD's that I have do have some type of Video to go with the Music (still Pictures for each track) But burning Audio DVD's is an expensive task
You mean like canadian as in DVD Eh?I don't know what ogg is but I totally thought you meant something else by dvda...
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