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DVDA recompression
I’m using DVDA 5 to burn a Blue Ray project. The video is an MPG m2t out of vegas , 1080 60i. DVDA’s Burn Blueray says it wants to recompress it. Anyone know why. Is there a better render out of Vegas to avoid this? Do I need to use one of the Blue Ray specific choices? They seem the same to me. The video is only 37 minutes long, about 10 gb at 25,000kbs.
Jim
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> Do I need to use one of the Blue Ray specific choices?
That’s what they’re there for. If you didn’t use one of the Blu-ray templates then that’s why DVD Architect wants to recompress them. I’ve always used the Blu-ray templates and I’ve never had a problem with recompression.
~jr
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Thanks, John. It does appear to work fine with Blueray setting, though I can’t see what’s different.
One last question. The manual/training video says that chapter/scene markers are preserved from Vegas 8 to DVDA if you check the appropriate boxes for rendering. This does not seem to work on my system. No markers show in DVDA. Any clue what I’m missing?
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The option to check is Save project markers in media file. It is also important not to move the file once you’ve done this. The markers are not embedded in some media and are actually saved in a separate file in the same folder. So if you move the rendered file and not the marker information, this will cause it to fail. Perhaps this is what’s happening?
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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