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01-30-06 | 10:16 PM
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Not sure if this is the correct forum, but...
I'm curious. Say if a DVD has an "audio only" track in the "Extras", like my DVD of "My Favorite Wife", which has a radio show version from 1950 in the "Extras" section, is that audio "DVD Audio" or just standard MPEG2 video/audio, except minus video?
01-30-06 | 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Albert71292
I'm curious. Say if a DVD has an "audio only" track in the "Extras", like my DVD of "My Favorite Wife", which has a radio show version from 1950 in the "Extras" section, is that audio "DVD Audio" or just standard MPEG2 video/audio, except minus video?
If by "DVD Audio" you mean the high resolution format "DVD-Audio" then no, the track is not DVD Audio.
More than likely it is a Dolby Digital or wav. file on the disc. The music could be coded in MPEG format (without video as you indicate), but I don't believe most audio only sections are.
Someone more technically astute than me may say I'm full of crap (which is what I'm generally told anyway).
