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Instead of snapping at me you might want to thank the guy from the other forum for taking the trouble of answering your questions.
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You got your answer on the other forum.
No point in posting again.
The answer is still no.———————————————–
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No button for just one parameter.
You could write the values down and use reset or Ctrl+Z for step back.———————————————–
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As long if its dvd compalitble it does not get re-rendered.
In Encore you import the video and the audio. When the timeline is set up you add the audio, no big deal.
BTW TMPGenc can also make two seperate files.———————————————–
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If you do want two seperate files which is btw the best workflow for Encore you can set the audio to Dolby Stereo.
For burning a dvd with a video and audio file in one Encore has to rip (demux) the video from the audio first and put it back together to burn to disk.———————————————–
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All effects have a reset button.
Its the little arrow the goes anti clock wise.
Hoover your mouse over it and see that it says: reset.
If you hold the ctrl while scrubbing only the numbers after the comma change.
If you hold the shift the 10, 20 etc will change.
Hope that makes sence, English is not my native language.
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Everything has to be interlaced if one wants to make a BluRay like TS or convert to 24p
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Try this:
https://kb2.adobe.com/cps/842/cpsid_84287.html———————————————–
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Right click on clip in timeline and choose Reveal in Project.
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MTS is actually AVCHD but a hdv timeline would work just as well.
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