[Eric Jordan]

Thanks for the help Dave,

One more question on this. The original render that I did out of AE does not have the “field render” setting turned on, will that cause an issue when I run the encoder preset, or will the “upper fields” setting in the preset handle it fine?

Thanks,
Eric

[Eric Jordan]

I found a script on aescripts.com that does precisely what I was seeking:

https://aescripts.com/audiotomarkers/

-Eric

[Eric Jordan]

Borjis,

Beautiful…thank you for the helpful reply.

One last question, what if HD resolution comes into play?

-Eric

[Eric Jordan]

Well, lets assume I’m using Adobe Encore, or some other high end DVD authoring program. Is it safe to assume that I can use my widescreen render to create a DVD that will adapt to all situations? What do companies use to create DVDs for mass distribution in Video stores? They always adapt to whatever equipment I have, no matter what.

[Eric Jordan]

I prefer #3 (letterboxed on 4×3)…

So I guess the answer to my question, is YES, I should make different versions for 4×3 and 16:9. And im assuming when I encode my DVD, it will ask me to add both versions to the project? Or do I need to encode seperate DVDs altogether (ie: widescreen DVD and 4×3 DVD)?

[Eric Jordan]

It’s a video that is going to be played at the beginning of a video game, and needs to accomodate both widescreen and 4×3.

[Eric Jordan]

So split the clips up? Will there be a noticeable delay between the two?

Also, I need to have multiple looping clips on the same DVD…is this impossible?

[Eric Jordan]

I have both Adobe Encore, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

The loop start is in the middle of the avi file…and the loop end point is at the very end. I just need it to loop back to the middle of the avi and play from there to the end….continuously.