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If the audio required for the VCD is MPEG 1 Layer II, then you can convert
the audio using something like Syntrilliums "Cool Edit Pro" to convert to
WAV files, and then (hopefully) save as MPEG Layer II file.
The DVD's I have seen seem to be compatible with standard audio PCM. (They
play standard CD's) The quality of MP3 is not good enough to go to 96KHz
production.
We have used Cool Edit to to  write to CD, after converting from an MP3
file.
RLG

John R Pierce wrote in message ...
>Pyroman <pyroman@yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au.no_spam> wrote:
>
>>All,
>>
>>Is it possible to burn MP3s so that they look like the sound track of a
>>normal VCD and hence can be played in a dvd/vcd player? Does anyone know
>>the difference between the MPEG Audio compression used on VCDs and the
>>MP3 compression format?
>
>Um.  VideoCD uses MPEG layer TWO audio not layer THREE.  crappier
>quality by far.
>
>
>>This will eliminate two problems ie
>>
>>1) uncompressing MP3s then buring as cd-audio
>
>You'd have to uncompress the layer 3 then recompress as layer 2.  no
>thanks.
>
>get a program like Nero Burning CDROM and you can burn Mp3 files to
>CD-DA (standard audio CD) in one pass.
>
>