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Subject:Creating an AC-3 CDR Posted by: Rednroll Date:2/16/2003 11:07:53 AM I just found this looking into being able to encode the AC-3 files into a stereo wave. It gives a step by step of how to burn an AC-3 file to a CDR and be able to play it back in a DVD player and play back 5.1 surrond mixes. Good news..no DVDR needed if you're like myself and haven't taken the plunge yet!!! http://www.kellyindustries.com/diy_5_1.html
Subject:RE: Creating an AC-3 CDR? Reply by: Bill_Wood Date:4/13/2003 10:38:00 AM Red According to Mike Sokol, the article author, the key to doing this is to produce a valid AC-3 file as a WAV file before making a Red Book Audio CD with the file. Has anyone else tried this with SF products, such as CD Architect, AC-3 Encoder or Vegas 4+DVD? The AC-3 encoder provided with Vegas 4 +DVD produces files with an ac3 suffix. Is the a way to get CD Architect 5 to accept an AC-3 file produced by Vegas 4+DVD? Mike's procedure to produce a DVD readable CD-R to play Dolby Digital 5.1 encoded material. Bill
Subject:RE: Creating an AC-3 CDR Reply by: spidey2002 Date:4/18/2003 4:26:13 PM Does this mean that I can make vcds in dd sound?

Subject:Creating an AC-3 CDR

Posted by: Rednroll

Date:2/16/2003 11:07:53 AM

I just found this looking into being able to encode the AC-3 files into a stereo wave. It gives a step by step of how to burn an AC-3 file to a CDR and be able to play it back in a DVD player and play back 5.1 surrond mixes. Good news..no DVDR needed if you're like myself and haven't taken the plunge yet!!!

http://www.kellyindustries.com/diy_5_1.html

Subject:RE: Creating an AC-3 CDR?

Reply by: Bill_Wood

Date:4/13/2003 10:38:00 AM

Red

According to Mike Sokol, the article author, the key to doing this is to produce a valid AC-3 file as a WAV file before making a Red Book Audio CD with the file.

Has anyone else tried this with SF products, such as CD Architect, AC-3 Encoder or Vegas 4+DVD? The AC-3 encoder provided with Vegas 4 +DVD produces files with an ac3 suffix. Is the a way to get CD Architect 5 to accept an AC-3 file produced by Vegas 4+DVD? Mike's procedure to produce a DVD readable CD-R to play Dolby Digital 5.1 encoded material.

Bill

Subject:RE: Creating an AC-3 CDR

Reply by: spidey2002

Date:4/18/2003 4:26:13 PM

Does this mean that I can make vcds in dd sound?