Having trouble making DVD audio for my car(acura tl 2004)

[starsrus]

I want to put store bought audio cd's on DVD.I was told just burn the wave to a DVD.I did that but my car which has DVD audio does not see the disc.The burnt DVD plays back just fine on the computer but not in the car(acura tl 2004)What am i missing or not doing.My burner is LG and it can do both formats -+.I used the minus disc.Should I use the plus.Please help or I will have to sell my new car(LOL).
Thank you

[Baldrick]

dvd audio isn't just wav files on a dvd,
https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?D#DVD-Audio

you can make a dvd-video with audio and that may work better,
https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=476&howtoselect=3;6#476

[neil wilkes]

You will need a specialist DVD-Audio authoring application.
At the moment, the best one out there is Minnetonka Audio's DiscWelder Chrome. This is the one we use all the time and it is superb. Trouble is with the MLP encoder it weighs in at $4500.

However, they do a cut down version called discWelder Steel at $500. It has a lot of the features of Chrome, the notable exceptions being no MLP import and no DLT drive support either.

Coming soon will be an ultra cut down version called discWelder Bronze. This will only let you author 1 group, limiting you to 99 tracks per album, and the menu system is seriously primitive. Downmixes are handled by preset only. Still, for $99 you just cannot complain.

This is the better route, IMO,than Audio on DVD-Video which has a fair few pitfalls for the unwary.

Check it out at www.discwelder.com and please feel free to email me if you need any assistance. We author DVD-A every day and have it just about sorted now, including the "hybrid" versions with a Video_TS for compatibility purposes as not all DVD players support DVDA.

Good luck to you, whatever you decide