Alexander Kallas
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[Sarah North] “I’ve been using Architect 5 for a long while and I realized that it will burn the audio in 192 kbs, even If I change the bit rate in the options. I also noticed this with the video as well, it always reverts to 8 mbs unless that’s too big for the disc. Does anyone know how to set it so that it’s something I actually want?”
I’m not familiar with Architect 5, but do you know if those transcodes are handed to outside apps that go with this, or indeed there are not many adjustment options available inside Architect 5.
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If you are making DVDs commercially, then move to DVDSP. iDVD was a “teaser” and automates what you really need to understand. DVDSP is intuitive and gives you complete control over the authoring process. It will allow you to recognise the problem you have with this project.
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Short answer, “NO”
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? what do you mean, buttons showing during the track? In DVDSP you can do what you want from the menu, unless you play the whole track as a menu.
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Use “Motion” to create your menus
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Which authoring software are you using?
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I am not familiar with DVDAP6, but the decoder will usually default to the audio file it can find. Check on your build for errors linking the audio to the main track.
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OK Jeff, these are combination delivery presets. Pure mpeg2 (what I am referring to here) is just the start for using visual files. From here in professional work, you can create your delivery settings, keeping in mind that audio is separate and is encoded separately, e.g. in ac3. There is not enough control for me in these combination delivery presets..
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Ali, mpeg2 is mpeg2. I think what Jeff has referred to, and what is confusing you, is that you are using limiting encoder presets. Specialised encoder software allows you more control e.g. Apple’s compressor. My post was referring to this, the variables that you have to consider to get the best encode. This was confusing you, your presets gave you little/no control over the parameters.
Hope this helps you to understand what you are dealing with.Cheers
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Make sure your audio is in sync before exporting your time-line.
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Alexander