DVD-A Burning?
 

Can anyone recommend a good program for burning DVD-A discs?
Do you know anything about it?

I hear that you can fit 99 2-channel tracks on one DVD-A disc and it will play in a DVD-A player.

I went online to search for a downloading program and I haven't found a thing. I didn't even know they sold the DVD-A disks

I don't believe that anyone has released a DVD-A burner yet. I do know that they are in the works.

As of a few months ago, the only software capable of formating the audio for DVD-A was the type used by large mastering houses (think Nashville, New York, and LA scale). And this software requires proprietary hardware interfaces.

To the best of my knowledge, nothing is available in the consumer market that can burn DVD-A (or SA-CD for that matter).

Is anybody snickering about "DVD-A" yet? Or is it just me?

I wasn't going to say anything...

*wanders off whistling "Now You're a Man"*

I'll admit it, I don't get it. Can someone fill me in on the joke?

DVDA is an acronym for "double vaginal, double anal". It was probably invented for the movie "Orgazmo"; I don't think it has actually ever been accomplished, or even seriously attempted. Orgazmo was made by the South Park guys, and they also put a band together called DVDA. The song "Now You're a Man" is from the soundtrack, by DVDA.

Please excuse the interruption. We now return you to Halx's original question.