24 bit wav to DVD

[Noggin the Nog]

Hi.

 

I've managed to get confused as to the correct way to burn a bunch of 24 bit (4608 kbs) .wav files to dvd. I want to end up with a dvd which can be played on a fairly elderly dvd player. Judging by a commercial audio release, I thing I want to end up with a bunch of .vob files + a few others in a TS_VIDEO directory on the DVD.

 

I have read through the manual and made several attempts, without success. I guess I have taken a wrong turning somewhere along the line but not sure where. Rather than wade through logs of the various attempts, I think it would be easier to go back to the start and then take it from there.

 

Therefore, I would be very grateful if someone could help me by posting the steps I need to go through to end up with a playable DVD.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Noggin the Nog

[mmalves]

You'll have to use a DVD authoring program to do that. Have you tried DVD Flick or ConvertXtoDVD?

 

Alternatively I think you could burn it to an Audio CD, which your old DVD player does play.