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In Reply to: How to burn DVD-Audios using Mac posted by treefrog on January 16, 2007 at 07:02:30:
It seems like it would be a huge pain to burn a bunch of DVD's when you could pick up something like a Lavry DA10, a usb-spdif converter that handles 24/96 (which you probably already have), and then play your files directly from your hard drive.Since you already converted your vinyl, you must have some way to connect your system to your computer. Sounds like a 24/96 dac could solve a lot of problems for you.
-Aaron.
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Follow Ups
- Wouldn't it be easier to get a DAC that works with 24/96? - orpheus 23:47:06 01/28/07 (2)
- Re: Wouldn't it be easier to get a DAC that works with 24/96? - treefrog 00:44:35 01/29/07 (1)
- I understand about not wanting a computer in your audio system. - orpheus 10:44:59 01/31/07 (0)
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