Danny Hays
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Just highlight the lenth of the audio in the timeline that you want on the Cd, then under tools, burn disk, disk at once for a single track CD or without a 2 sec pause between tracks or track at once for a 2 sec pause between tracks cd. Either way you can burn to an audio CD straight from Vegas. Hope this helps. Danny Hays
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Why are you using DVD flick? You can render to DVD Architect NTSC widescreen video stream, which is video only, the render again to .ac3 for audio only. Make sure both files are named the same except for the extension and in the same folder, then burn with DVD Architect? You can also render to DVD NTSC, then click custom, video tab, and select 16 x 9 Display, and burn this to DVD with any DVD burning app. Hope this helps. Danny Hays
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I have edited in Vegas with Go to my PC before. It allows you to hear the audio from the computer your controlling. I use VNC for PC control as it’s free but there’s no audio. Also the preview refresh rate isn’t the same as if you were in front of the controlled computer, but it’s usable. At least it was for me.
I don’t have a static IP address so for free without audio PC control, Logmein is what I use. It’s like “go to my PC” where each time your IP address changes, it let’s a server know the new address so you can still see your PC without a static IP address. But in your case at home and not over the internet, with gigabit and remote desktop, you should be able to get better results than I did. I haven’t used remote desktop but I heard you do hear the audio from the controlled computer.
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So I can burn blu Ray rendered files to a regular DVD and play it on a Blu Ray player? I didn’t know this. Thanks John. Danny Hays
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You can control and click on the events and hit the g key to group them together. Hope this helps. Danny Hays
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I gather your shooting HDV as you mentioned m2t files. Try the 8 mbps WMV template. It’s the best quality WMV template at the bottom of the list. You can also customise it and increase the bitrate, depending on the speed of the playback computer. The 8 mbps should look great though. Hope this helps. Danny Hays
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If your burning on a regular DVD burner, that it can’t be in HD. You need bluray auth, burner and player for that. If you can just connect your computer to your HDTV then anything is possible now. You can render as WMVHD or HD mpegs and play them full sdreen with media player. To watch an m2t file you should try VLC. Hope this helps. Danny Hays
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Surround 5.1 is rendered as mpeg 2 video without audio, then audio rendered as .ac3 + put both files in the same directory with the same name except for the .mpg and .ac3 extentions and then burn with DVDA. This should give you the surround sound you looking for.
Do you have a system that does play 5.1 DVDs to test your DVD on? -
You can also shrink the large arrow you have with the track motion feature, you can resize and position it as you like. Hope this helps. Danny Hays
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I don’t believe there is a ten frame keyboard shortcut. there is alot of ways to customize your keyboard shortcuts, Just check the help file. But like Terry said, zoomed way in , the left and right arrow keys move the cursur one frame, but the further out you zoom the more frames the arrow keys move it. Hope this helps, Danny Hays