Chris Borjis
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well, the player is Hybrid-VBR in any mode.
But flexible recording gets it down to precision to the minute.
de-mux means to de-mutiplex (separate) the audio from the video
so you end up with an .m2v & .ac3 file. you then author your
dvd’s with these elementary streams. Nearly all DVD authoring
apps require elementary, but even if they take them as Program
(audio + video like an .mpg) streams, the app de-mux’s then re-mux’s
during the build process.what I would do is playback your premiere timeline out to
your dvd recorder (on ram disc) either directly into the DV port
if you have one on your recorder, or through your camcorder’s
DV port then out the analog plugs to the input of your dvd recorder.That will be the quickest and easiest way to do it. then put
the ram disc in your system and de-mux the .vro file on the ram
disc.you can find a free de-mux tool in TmpgEnc.
https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=TMPGEnc
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I think steve is talking about rendering again to DV which
is highly compressed and to be avoided whenever possible.Make a text screen, render it to DV and look at how ugly
it can get. With the codec Vegas uses, it doesn’t look as bad. -
Does womble keep audio synch?
I’ve noticed most of the mpeg editing apps out there don’t
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What realtime recorder are you using?
reason i ask is, for low budget stuff like this, I would record
to my panasonic recorder with DVD-RAM media, using the flexible
recording mode set to 2hr 30min then de-mux that
content to my hard drive then author that and put in the
chapter points and simple menu’s there.It accomplishes your goal with little effort.
some recorders won’t record to DVD-RAM but usually support
at least +RW or -RW. good to use that instead so you
don’t waste media.If you exceed 2 hours and 12 minutes you usually either have to
lower the bitrate so low that artifacts will be very present or
the resolution will need to go down to half D1 (352×480) which
usually looks better than highly compressed full D1.You do have some options though.
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disable DMA for the drive.
My 103 started doing that after about 10 burns and pioneer
tech support said to disable DMA for the drive. no problem since. -
probably doesn’t have a disc printer.
but if you do, yeah use that instead.
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You should only use the thin mylar ones. At least thats what I would
do if i didn’t have a disc printer.The number 1 reason I will never use stick on labels is the
out of balance vibration that tends to occur. -
a very low mpeg2 bitrate can cause this.
average should be around 5 to 6.5 mb/sec with an absolute
peak of 7.5.also be sure you are NOT rendering to a DV codec before
the mpeg2 codec. this will always ruin your credits
or anything with a lot of red in it. -
Do you already have a Digi-Beta deck?