Issue Playing Back Burned DVD-Audio Disc on Sony UBP-x800m2

[SeeMoreDigital]

that 'Marvin Gaye Collection' disc has it's own backstory and set of circumstances as to why it was in that resolution when it was later reissued on DVD-Audio.

the original 5.1 mixes engineered by Brant S. Biles were produced by DTS back in 1997, before DVD-Audio's rollout, at 48kHz/24-bit resolution and initially released only on DTS CD as a compilation called "Forever Yours".....

Oh wow, the 1997 "Forever Yours" DTS-CD has exactly the same tracks (but in a different order) as the "The Marvin Gay Collection" 2003 DVD-Audio and the 2004 SACD. To complete the multi-channel digital release line-up all we need now is a Blu-ray Audio disc version.

What a journey indeed

 

[mandrix]

I’ve got a bunch of commercial discs. I’ve got a few favorites that are not on discs. I’d love to burn those favorites on discs so I can put them all together on a shelf. I have other ways of listening to these files. I just want to put them on a shelf.

Right now the solutions I can think of are:
1. Upsampling and burning a DVD-Video disc or
2. Burning a DVD-Audio disc and buying a different player.

Do you have software for authoring DVDA discs? I'm afraid you're not going to find a simple solution for that.
DVDV discs on the other hand there are options.

 

[MiserableRomance]

Do you have software for authoring DVDA discs? I'm afraid you're not going to find a simple solution for that.
DVDV discs on the other hand there are options.

Yes, there is an open source solution here: DVD audio Tools

Unfortunately, after I burned the disc and it didn't work I checked online and found this thread which told me that Sony has blocked this player from playing burned DVD-Audio discs.

 

[atrocity]

I've certainly never seen lpcm.mpl 44.1kHz 16-bit or 24-bit encoded content on any of my DVD-Audio discs.

The Vicar.

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

I've certainly never seen lpcm.mpl 44.1kHz 16-bit or 24-bit encoded content on any of my DVD-Audio discs.

The Vicar.

Glad I've got an example coming!

I now need some lpcm.mpl content encoded using 20-bits

 

[Mr. Afternoon]

Glad I've got an example coming!

I now need some lpcm.mpl content encoded using 20-bits

https://www.discogs.com/release/138...tad-Asad-Ali-Khan-Ram-Narayan-Pandit-Shiv-Kum
20-bit 88.2kHz Quad on a Double-Sided Disc!

 

[mandrix]

Glad I've got an example coming!

I now need some lpcm.mpl content encoded using 20-bits

What is lpcm.mpl? Edit never mind, brain fart.

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

https://www.discogs.com/release/138...tad-Asad-Ali-Khan-Ram-Narayan-Pandit-Shiv-Kum
20-bit 88.2kHz Quad on a Double-Sided Disc!

Oh jeez... Anything else?

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

What is lpcm.mpl?

It's a typo... It should read lpcm.mlp - ie: Linear Pulse-Code Modulation with Meridian Lossless Packing... aka Packed PCM (PPCM).

 

[mandrix]

It's a typo... It should read lpcm.mlp - ie: Linear Pulse-Code Modulation with Meridian Lossless Packing... aka Packed PCM (PPCM).

I figured it out. lol. Had me for a minute though! I use MLP with all my DVDA authoring.

 

[Peeties]

Yes, there is an open source solution here: DVD audio Tools

Unfortunately, after I burned the disc and it didn't work I checked online and found this thread which told me that Sony has blocked this player from playing burned DVD-Audio discs.

wich thread?

 

[MiserableRomance]

wich thread?

This thread that you are currently reading. It’s titled, “Issue Playing Back Burned DVD-Audio Disc on Sony UBP-x800m2”

 

[SeeMoreDigital]

https://www.discogs.com/release/5828017-Marvin-Gaye-The-Marvin-Gaye-Collection

Nice one. The DVD-Audio disc arrived this morning. A nice addition to my collection

 

[LennonCobain]

I keep checking this thread hoping to see news about someone producing "custom" firmware that bypasses Sony's block of burned DVD-As and SACDs.