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Combine AVC & MPEG2 onto new Blu-ray with job file?
I have been asked to combine a few older video projects onto one disk. Since I have been told that a Blu-ray disk can support both AVC & MPEG2 files on the same disk (providing I keep them on separate files). I was thinking of combining them withing DVDA & keeping each format in separate files. Would this result in re rendering?
I also have one file that only exists only on DVD & would like to include this on the new disk as well. I know that I could just take the VOB files & import them into Vegas & render them as MPEG2 but would this require them to be re rendered?
Alternatively is there any way to just import them into DVDA?
Thanks in advance
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[Paul Gregory] “I have been asked to combine a few older video projects onto one disk. Since I have been told that a Blu-ray disk can support both AVC & MPEG2 files on the same disk (providing I keep them on separate files). I was thinking of combining them withing DVDA & keeping each format in separate files. Would this result in re rendering?”
No, it should not as long as both files are Blu-ray compliant.
[Paul Gregory] “I also have one file that only exists only on DVD & would like to include this on the new disk as well. I know that I could just take the VOB files & import them into Vegas & render them as MPEG2 but would this require them to be re rendered? “
No they should not be. Vegas will import the VOB file as an MPG file and that MPG file should already be compliant and not need any rendering.
[Paul Gregory] “Alternatively is there any way to just import them into DVDA?”
Yup, you can drop a VOB file directly into a DVD Architect menu.
~jr
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