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The original poster is seeking a program to convert audio files into video DVDs with menus and titles, aiming to improve compatibility with car and DVD players by burning audio as DVD videos at high bitrates. A responder advises that using DVD format offers no real advantage, noting that audio CDs generally play on standard DVD players, and recommends burning finalized, non-rewritable CDs at the minimum speed for better compatibility. Overall, the guidance suggests that creating DVDs may not be necessary, and proper burning practices on audio CDs can suffice.
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I need a program that will convert audio files to video dvd or even to video files to burn to a video dvd with menu
and titles. Preferably one that will burn the audio to 1500kbps cd-quality (the maximum bitrate of the sound that can be burned with a program on pc i found). Sometimes i burn audio cds to friends but they don't play on their
car cd or dvd player so i want to make em dvd video to be more compatible at least with the dvd player at the house.
 

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patcooke
There is no advantage to be gained from using a dvd format. Audio CD's should play on a typical dvd player. I suggest you do the following:

1. Do not use rewriteable CDs.
2. Burn at the minimum speed.
3. Make sure your CDs are "finalised".
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There is no advantage to be gained from using a dvd format. Audio CD's should play on a typical dvd player. I suggest you do the following:

1. Do not use rewriteable CDs.
2. Burn at the minimum speed.
3. Make sure your CDs are "finalised".
 

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