Jason Casey
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Just use AC3 audio and Encode the MPEG-2 file at about a 3.5 Mbps bitrate and it should be fine. Stick with 720X480 too…no need to resize the video down.
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They used to make them a long time ago, but I haven’t seen them in quite a while.
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Compatability is pretty bad right now for older machines. Even compatability for newer machines isn’t that great.
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Give it a few days…it will be cracked. If you can play it…you can copy it. Copy protection is pretty much a waste of money. If someone wants to copy it they will find a way.
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Doesn’t really matter if there is no audio in the audio track. It still takes up the same amount of space and adds to the bitrate even if there is no audio within the audio file. I agree with the others…your bitrates are too high. Either use AC3 audio (even if there is nothing there) or lower the video bitrate.
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Record the commentary, put it on one of the secondary audio tracks.
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which allowed me to burn at 9.8 Mbps
This is WWWWAAAAAYYYYY too high! Just because that is the max bitrate you can use…doesn’t mean you should use it. You are probably going to have a bunch of people saying that they can’t play your discs…or that it crashes or starts to stutter on their players. There is usually no need to go over 5 or 6 Mbps as long as you start with good quality video and use a good encoder.
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To do this in DVD Architect when you go to make the master select Prepare instead of burn and then it will make the VIDEO_TS folder on your hard drive with all the .vob .bup and .ifo files and then if you play that through windows media player then you should be able to keep all the chapter points.
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We use DVD Transfer for a lot of small quick turnaround jobs and have been very happy with them https://www.dvdtransfer.com
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some players have hacks that can make them region free check out http://www.videohelp.com and look up your player…maybe you’ll get lucky.