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Rendering to 1920×803 – missing audio
Hi guys,
I would like to render 1920×803.
If I use MPEG2 – HDV1080 and change the 1080 to 803, I have audio, but it has black lines (from the 1440 that is not 1920).
If I change the 1440 to 1920, it can’t render, so I presume I have to use a Blu-ray template.When I use MPEG2 – Blu-ray 1920×1080 and change the 1080 to 803 and include audio, I have 2 files, the main .m2t and an extra ‘movie clip’ that is the audio?
Why is the audio going to a separate track?
Is that how Blu-ray works?Thanks.
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4 Replies
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1920 x 803 is not an accepted Blu-ray format. You must render letterboxed as 1920 x 1080 using one of the Blu-ray templates. Then render your audio separately as Digital Dolby AC3.
~jr
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Hi John,
Thanks, I got you.
Can I render Blu Ray with 1 file.(audio into the video)Thanks.
Will.PS.They should pay you the amount of responses you give.
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No worries John,
I will render as mp4, HDV 1920×1050, 16Mbps.
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[Will Brown] “Can I render Blu Ray with 1 file.(audio into the video)”
You can but if you want to burn it to disc, the audio will get re-rendered and you will loose quality. It’s best to deliver the video and audio as separate streams to avoid any re-rendering. If you just want to use the file for playback like on a media player, you can combine them.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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