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two videos with the same audio track
hi everybody!
I’m not a DVD studio Pro expert and I’m trying to link two versions of my film to the same audio
I need to use one single audio because those 115MB are exactly what make me exceed the 4.7 MB of a normal DVD and I don’t want to use a doble layer.can someone help me?
thanks
patrizia -
6 Replies
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Are you using ac3 audio?
That’s not that much over so you’ll proably need to re encode one of the pieces
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yes I’m using ac3
but I haven’t understood what you mean by re encoding one of the pieces… -
Yeah I’d just re-encode at a lower bitrate. You can’t do what you want here…
Noah
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Are you doing your MPEG2 and audio encoding in something like Compressor or BitVice? Or are you just dragging QuickTime/etc files into DVDSP and letting it do the encoding?
If you are letting DVDSP do the encoding, I would suggest doing it manually in something like Compressor so you have more control over how your space is used.
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actually I’m using compressor and I thoguht I had found the best quality-small compression solution and when I tried to do the DVD and saw it was just the 115 MG of the audio … I thought it could be a solution to use only one audio track
but it seems not, so I’ll try another compression
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Yeah it’s the right compression- just lower the bitrate a little bit and you’ll be fine.
Noah
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