Most of the info in the post to which I am replying to is inaccurate. 
DVD-Audio can be played on virtually all DVD-Video players. Hell, I can play 
PS DVD-A on my 4 year old Toshiba DVD player and in 5.1 Surround! The 5.1 
mix CAN be played on all 4 of my standard DVD players. Every DVD-Audio disc 
I've seen, and I own a few as well, can be played on any DVD player 
according to the tray card. Basically, if it has a DVD logo on the player, 
the disc can be played in it.


>MOST DVD-A (and isn't *that* an unfortunate acronym, given what we all know
>it stands for after Matt Stone and Trey Parker named their band that?) 
>discs
>can only be played on specific DVD-A players, alhough some DVD-Video 
>players
>support the format. However, the PS DVD-A is structured so the mono and
>stereo mixes, and of course the video footage, can be played on DVD-Video
>players too - but you probably couldn't play the 5.1 mix on your standard
>DVD player. And the PS disc is an exception.
>
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