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5.1 audio in Encore for BluRay
I’m trying to create a bluray disk with some 720p cutscenes from a game. I have the video and audio, and I can render the video in the right format using AE, but I’m having issues with the audio.
Each of the cutscenes has 4 audio files, 2 stereo files containing the front and rear left/right channels, and 2 mono files with the center and sub channels. I’m able to render these to a single, multi-channel WAV file using Sony Vegas, but Encore won’t accept. WAV with more than 2 channels. I can’t render to an AC3 from Vegas for some reason, it says I need to install DVD Architect, but I have that installed. I can’t figure out how to render a 5.1 channel audio file from After Effects, if it’s even possible.
So I have 4 files with all 6 channels individually, and I have 1 file with all 6 channels that Encore won’t accept.
So how can I accomplish what I want? A BluRay with 5.1 audio.
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5 Replies
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you need a dolby-certificated AC-3-encoder, like minitouka or apples compressor that could create 5.1-dolby digital-streams.
cheers
danny
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I have Quicktime Pro, will that work? If not, is there no way to do it without having to buy another piece of software?
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hi,
the simple answer is no!you need to have a different software to do that.
cheers
danny
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So Quicktime Pro (which, for the record, IS a different software,) won’t do it. Vegas is supposed to be able to, but it says I have to install DVD Architect…which I have installed. Why won’t Vegas let me do it even though I have DVD Architect installed?
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Post this on the Vegas site.
John D. Frey
25 Year owner/operator of two California-based production studios.Digital West Video Productions of San Luis Obispo and Inland Images of Lake Elsinore
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