Re: Gapless

[Tommy Petersson]

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> Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 10:30:09 -0800 (PST)
> From: udo udovdh@...
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> Does anybody know if the current code allows for
> gapless discs (gapless playback) on the non-gapless
> players like my NAD T-524? (DVD-V is gapless of
> course, but DVD-A isn't....)

I believe for DVD-A to be gapless on "every player", the disc has to consist of only one track. New songs start at a "Track Mark" instead of a new track, and you don't get any gaps.
 
I don't think this software has that feature, but that's only what I think.
 
/Tommy P.

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[Fabrice Nicol]

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"One track" can mean a variety of different things:

 

- one single-track title

- one "chapter",

- one MPEG stream

 

My listening experience, and close examination of the disc output of commercial software, show that you do need one single title for a gapless experience. What is still a moot point is whether you can have several (same-title) chapters. Overall, the answer seems to be positive enough for most players, for tracks with same audio characteristics.

 

Fab

 

 

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Objet : Re: [Dvd-audio-devel] Gapless

> Message: 1
> Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 10:30:09 -0800 (PST)
> From: udo udovdh@...
...
> Does anybody know if the current code allows for
> gapless discs (gapless playback) on the non-gapless
> players like my NAD T-524? (DVD-V is gapless of
> course, but DVD-A isn't....)

I believe for DVD-A to be gapless on "every player", the disc has to consist of only one track. New songs start at a "Track Mark" instead of a new track, and you don't get any gaps.
 
I don't think this software has that feature, but that's only what I think.
 
/Tommy P.

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[Udo-12]

--- Fabrice Nicol <fabrni@...> wrote:

> "One track" can mean a variety of different things:
>
> - one single-track title
> - one "chapter",
> - one MPEG stream
>
> My listening experience, and close examination of
> the disc output of
> commercial software, show that you do need one
> single title for a gapless
> experience. What is still a moot point is whether
> you can have several
> (same-title) chapters. Overall, the answer seems to
> be positive enough for
> most players, for tracks with same audio
> characteristics.

I think I made DVD-A discs with one title and multipel
chapters (accessible via the remote as when playing a
DVD-V) which gave gaps on my NAD T524.
I need random access like on my CD-player, so what
could I do to avoid ungaplessness?

Udo


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