Audio CD to Data DVD

[chicgeek]

58 discs of music, with about an hour of audio each. I am ripping them to .mp3s at 320kbps quality.

Does this have any hope of fitting on to one DVD?

[IslaScotts]

nope... not likely

[chicgeek]

Hmm... perhaps two, then. It'll have to do.

Thanks.

[Tomassi]

If you did 160 kbps, it might fit, if quality isn't that important,

I can hardly hear the difference (mostly use it in car though)

[chicgeek]

The Tallis Scholars require quality. I'll probably just divide it up chronologically.

[IslaScotts]

Originally Posted by cashcannon

If you did 160 kbps, it might fit, if quality isn't that important,

I can hardly hear the difference (mostly use it in car though)

That is where I demand the best quality. I have two 10 inch subs in my trunk and a really nice cd/mp3 deck. I can definately tell 160 ... it's no good in my car

[ewomack]

Originally Posted by chicgeek

The Tallis Scholars require quality. I'll probably just divide it up chronologically.

Yes... they do require quality. Don't screw it up!

Nice choice, by the way....

[chicgeek]

Originally Posted by ewomack

Yes... they do require quality. Don't screw it up!

Nice choice, by the way....

Thanks. It's my ultimate goal.

[chicgeek]

I was told a dual layer DVD will do the trick. And yes, my burner can do that.

True? False?

[Tomassi]

o.k o.k sorry about that

[IslaScotts]

Originally Posted by chicgeek

I was told a dual layer DVD will do the trick. And yes, my burner can do that.

True? False?

I have never personally used the dual layer feature. I know that a couple people have had problems with using this feature though. Shrug, it might do the trick but I would probably just use two DVDs to be safe.