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  • Ernie Foss

    May 26, 2011 at 11:48 pm in reply to: Most common DVD Format

    Thanks for your help.

    For a newbie I had no idea just how much there was to the video side. Just figuring out the maze of codecs and input / output choices is a little bewildering.

    Thanks Again

    Long time family photographer – new to video but learning…

  • Ernie Foss

    May 26, 2011 at 11:12 pm in reply to: Most common DVD Format

    When you use the “Make Movie” it directs you through Sony DVD architect. And it does produce a decent product.

    I guess I got spoiled because my first test dvd’s were simply encoded and then burned on a disk and played with my kids sony play station three.

    I used the mp4 format and it played with fantastic graphics and very clear fidelity. What I didn’t realize was that this format would only play on a few machines and could not be done through DVD architect.

    So I am comparing apples to oranges I guess?

    For my home stuff though I will definitely be using the play station with a mp4 format – much nicer – and too bad I can’t get the same quality on a regular DVD player. Same disc material – different outcome??

    Long time family photographer – new to video but learning…

  • Ernie Foss

    May 26, 2011 at 8:05 pm in reply to: Most common DVD Format

    Hi

    The consumer end, vegas movie studio HD platinum 10.

    It seems odd that everything goes great when I render it and play it on the Sony Play Station 3 – really great video and audio. But the same material put to disk through Sony DVD Architect is, audio wise, not acceptable.

    Thanks for your help.

    Long time family photographer – new to video but learning…

  • Ernie Foss

    May 26, 2011 at 7:36 pm in reply to: Most common DVD Format

    Hi

    Doing a little more research I find that Sony DVD architect will only accept a few type of audio formats without compressing them. I wondered if this is what is resulting in my reduced audio quality when using Sony DVD?

    And if so, how do you convert audio best with out losing quality?

    I am new to video work – so please be a little patient.

    Thanks

    Long time family photographer – new to video but learning…

  • Ernie Foss

    May 26, 2011 at 5:45 pm in reply to: Most common DVD Format

    Thanks for the feedback.

    I have used Sony Vegas for making the presentation. And when I render it to a DVD in mpeg 2 it turns out great and will play on my Sony Play Station 3, but not on other household DVD players.

    But when I use the Sony DVD Architect it does a compression on it, even though it only uses half the space available on a DVD. This has cause the audio to be degraded? Now the presentation plays on other DVD players but with disorted audio. Using AC 3 for audio at 320 kbits.

    Thanks again

    Long time family photographer – new to video but learning…

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