What burning software and what type of media should be used to create DVD-A discs? Also, what type of playback equipment is required for DVD-A?
I'm assuming that A means audio?
If so then I've always just burned them as data discs and they always work fine. I just use whatever dvds are on sale. (I just got 50 dvd+r for 8 dollars.)
The only thing that is required should be that your equipment plays dvds and supports whatever audio codec you used on the files.
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Actually, since my original post, I've done some more research myself. It looks like Minnetonka Audio makes three "Disk Welder" software options specifically for this purpose -- creating DVD-A (audio) discs. The prices vary significantly over the three products from entry level to advanced. Of course, DVD-A is the hi-res audio format which has been squaring off against the Sony-Phillips SACD format.
Anyway, thanks for your help and input.