What format should aac dubs be converted to when burning to DVD

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    What is the best format to convert aac to so that after it's merged with video most dvd players will recognise it and the quality won't be to lossy?
     
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    Are you're talking about creating a normal DVD ?
    Then follow the DVD standards. This would mean LPCM, ac3, mp2.

    If you mean something else, please explain further.



     
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    I'm trying to get a DVD to play in a xvid/divx certified dvd player and aac dubs aren't working that's all.
     
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    You said the player is xvid certified, so the answer below
    applies to xvid/divx. My first answer applies to DVD mpeg2.

    Try MP3. I think standalone support might vary slightly:
    For example, mine plays the audio in mp3,Wave & ac3, but not sure if they all do.

     
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    Okay, thanks.
     
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