Burning CD+G cd's to a DVD+R - Question *updated*

[KillerQ]

**updated**

Hey all,

Ok, I posted here yesterday asking about how I could burn and cram a bunch of my cd+g cd's onto a DVD. Well, I found out that my cd drive can write and rip CD+G cd's with no problem; and I am able to rip in CDG or BIN or whatever format i need -- which is good...

One method I read about was to convert the cd+g (bin) file into an mpeg or avi and then burn that to a DVD. Much to my surprise, the average song in .mpeg format is 300 megs. Which would only allow about 17 on a DVD+R, which is pointless because i might as well just use my original CD+G -- i am not gaining any storage capacity.

I am surprised that no one has come up with a way to just toss a bunch of ripped cd+g images and burn them to a DVD.

If i took a bunch of burned BIN files and filled a DVD with them, I would think that the DVD player (which is CD+G compatible) would simply play them as usual, but i have heard that the way the DVD player reads the discs, it will not read them correctly.... Or will it....

I wonder what would happen if I made complete image files of several cd+G cd's then turned around and burned those multiple images onto 1 DVD…..

What have some people tried that did and/or didn’t work?

Hopefully we can come up with some way of being able to store a bunch of CD+G files/discs on a DVD -- which would be real convenient. Please let me know if you guys have any experiment...

I appreciate your help....

Thanks,

M
(Magicianstalk@hotmail.com)

[jameshgross]

Try a google search for "cd+g to DVD"