Vinyl to DVD-A 24/96 vs. Redbook

I have compared writable CD’s and DVDs but not with new vinyl recordings. To my ears it sounds a whole lot better than standard CD’s.

I rip used vinyl recordings to my hard drive and then to writable DVD’s at a high bit rate. The higher the bit rate the longer it takes. There is tons of space for multiple albums.

I don’t know of a business that performs that service but with newer computer and right software it’s easy to do at home.

Vegas, What hardware and software are you using to do the D to A?

Vegasears, what software and analog-to-digital equipment do you use? Thanks.

In my experience, vinyl ripped to 24bit/192kHz completely captures the original vinyl (the quality of turntable, ripper and digital playback electronics being equal).

oops, I meant A to D.