DVD-Audio Authoring and Audio Enhancement Software

 

DVD-Audio Solo software enables users to create high-quality DVD-Audio discs on their Windows personal computer.

NEWS
 

July 14 2008 : version 1.6 of DVD-Audio Solo is available for download.

Main features : downsampling of multi-channel tracks exceeding DVD-A specifications, faster CD ripping and improved FREEDB CD query. Recording, mono files import  and miscelaneous problems correction.

 

March 26 2008 : DVD-Audio Solo plug-in for Windows Media Player is available for download here.

Main features : Plug-in for WMP to burn playlists to DVD-Audio discs in the familiar WMP user interface.

Press release.

 

 

Up to 6.5 times more details

 

Richer sound and more lifelike

 

 

Up to 12 times more capacity

 

Ideal for consolidating CDs

Transfer vinyls at high resolution

Archive audio tracks off servers

 

 

6 channels vs. 2

 

Full 5.1 surround for more immersive experience

 

 

Yes for DVD-Audio as user option

 

Music plus slideshow

 

 

Yes for DVD-Audio as user option (*)

 

Easier navigation for big playlists

(*) Supported in DVD-Audio Solo in 2008 

Capacity

Resolution

Multichannels

Pictures

Menu

Author high definition and surround DVD-Audio disc · Enhance music with upsampling

Transfer vinyls · Consolidate music collections · Archive

Enjoy advanced music at home, at work, in car

As the most advanced technology allowing authoring of an audio DVD disc on a PC, DVD-Audio has several important advantages over CD.

Why DVD-Audio

 

"DVD-Audio does sound great. Listening to Miles Davis’s Tutu on this format is like hearing it for the first time. Every breath, every phrase, is delivered with crystal clarity. DVD-Audio sounds fabulous, plays on equipment that many of us already own and the discs cost around the same as a standard DVD." Nigell Kendal, timesonline

 

"Multichannel DVD-Audio literally reinvents music that we have been familiar with for decades; listening to an album remastered for DVD-Audio is like experiencing the recording all over again for the first time." Dolby DVD-Audio FAQ

 

"In some ways, the cabin of a sonically-insulated motor vehicle offers an ideal medium for DVD-Audio.LA Car, Roy Nakano, www.lacar.com

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