- Playing DVD-R DVD-RW discs with MP3 files on stand-alone DVD players
- Posted by JW on February 22nd, 2004
I remember a thread a few weeks back about whether any stand-alone DVD
players could play DVD-R and DVD-RW discs filled with MP3 files - no one
seemed to know the answer. Well, I just got around to giving it a try -
Just to let you know, my Pioneer DV-260 works great! 4.7GB of MP3 music
on one disc! I'm going to take my whole CD collection and master them to
DVD and buy one of those stand-alone LCD monitors for the players menu
driven output; It'll be nice to get rid of all this clutter in my
entertainment system...
- Posted by mariet.jfr on February 23rd, 2004
how did you place the file on the root of your DVD-R?
did you terminate the disc?
I was on the way to do the same test with a SONY NS-400
so I will hurry to try
thank you
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- Posted by mariet.jfr on February 23rd, 2004
the name?
what software did you use?
thanks for this great job
MARIET
- Posted by JW on February 24th, 2004
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 14:16:08 +0100 "mariet.jfr" <jfrmariet@free.fr>
wrote in Message id: <4039fc7b$0$2438$626a14ce@news.free.fr>:
I'm not sure I understand your question, but here's what I did - Each
album has it's own folder with the artists and album's name, and the
individual tracks of course have their own names. I used Nero 5.5 to
burn the group of folders with the MP3's using the DVD data disk
creation option. I use the menu button on the DVD player along with the
cursor keys to select the album/track I wish to listen to. My DVD has
component output which goes to my TV, and a composite output which goes
to the 4" LCD display which I got here for 60 bucks:
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=PCM-4
Pretty simple.
- Posted by Alan Pollock on February 24th, 2004
In rec.video.dvd.tech JW <none@dev.nul> wrote:
I posted twice in that thread that the Apex 2500 does it admirably. Nex
- Posted by Dick on February 24th, 2004
My Pioneer DVR-300S will do it. Should be lots of them that will.
Dick
On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 17:23:33 +0000 (UTC), Alan Pollock
<nex@nopanix.com> wrote:
- Posted by James McIninch on February 24th, 2004
Dick <LeadWinger> wrote:
My Toshiba SD4900 will too. However, it's fairly rare that players play
DVD-MP3 disks. It's mostly because many standalone players seem to detect
DVD media and only check to see if it's DVD-Video or DVD-Audio format (they
simply give up if it's DVD and not one of those). An oversight to be
certain.
Regardless, there's a great resource at dvdrhelp.com that lists hundreds of
models of players and their compatibility with various formats, and even
specific recordable DVD media. There are links to region code and
macrovision hacks for players as well, for those of us that live in
countries (like the USA) where you aren't allowed to view foreign films on
DVD without a license.
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- Posted by Griffin on January 7th, 2005
Just curious what formatyou burned the DVD in? ISO-9660? I have an APEX
AD-1500, which plays them off of a CD-R. Hmmmm, I'll have to give it a
try.
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