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I've looked everywhere for a DVD audio creator for the Mac, and have come up pretty empty.
You didn't look too hard, since this was #1 on my Google search for "Mac DVD audio"http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Audio/DVD-Audiofile.shtml
Hey guys....novice here DVD recordables are either DVD "plus" or DVD "minus. Which do I chose?
Sorry to resurrect this thread, but I am trying to burn true DVD-Audio discs on my mac. I do not mean DVD-V discs with audio only. I mean the DVD-Audio discs that play on said equipped players. I did this before successfully with Discwelder Bronze, but now that software is no longer supported so I cannot get it to open.I tried Burn mentioned above, and I was successful to a point and then it started to simply close the session as soon as it started. I have tossed at least a dozen discs trying different things with it. I am importing WAV files downloaded from HDTracks.Cirlinca looks to do DVD-V and not DVD-Audio anymore but I downloaded it anyway just to see. It looks to do DVD-A in Windows (which is running on my mac using Fusion) but it won't actually write to the disc.When I download DVD-Audiophile and try to open it, it give me a message that the app is damage and needs to be move to the trash.Does anyone have any suggestions? Please help - HDTracks help line isn't getting me very far which is disappointing.Lastly - Can I just get a cheap PC, install a burner drive and dedicate it to burning discs? What would the machine need by way of hardware? Would a PC with a $50 Blu-ray/DVD burner, 4 gig RAM, and couple hundred gig HDD do the trick?
Isn't xACT just for file format changes? I am talking about burning a DVD-A disc. I don't need help with format changes, just burning a hi Rez disc.
I put the flac files in the utility tab, selected DVD-Audio and execute, but nothing happens.It asks for an output folder, and I tried a few things there, including selection the disk.What am I missing?