DVDA recompreses audio in BR even with Vegas template

[John Rofrano]

[john lenihan] “I chose one of the templates suggested by the Vegas help system. That is

1920 x 1080i and audio of ac3 at 192 kbits.”

Are you saying that you selected one template that had both video and audio? If that’s the case, then that’s your problem. You must render the AC3 as a separate file.

~jr

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[John Lenihan]

John,

I know that is the case for mpeg files in the past.

But this is right out of the help section in Vegas
search for Bluray

Then read the avc compliant. Quote:

If you’re using Vegas Pro software, you can use the AVCHD rendering templates to render a compliant video file including 5.1 surround AC-3 audio.

John Lenihan

John Lenihan

LeniCam Video Productions
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[John Rofrano]

[john lenihan] “If you’re using Vegas Pro software, you can use the AVCHD rendering templates to render a compliant video file including 5.1 surround AC-3 audio. “

Yes, so perhaps when it says that it’s processing the AC3 audio it’s just stripping it out into an elementary stream and not really re-encoding it? I must admit, it’s a bit of a mystery sometimes as to what keeps DVD Architect happy when encoding files.

~jr

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[John Lenihan]

John,
Thanks for at least proving that I am not missing anything here.

It seems that Sony isn’t investing very much in the DVD architect tool. In fact, it seems like the programmers on the Vegas Side are trying to leapfrog the DVD architect programmers.

John Lenihan

LeniCam Video Productions
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