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Jeremy Krumwede
July 30, 2010 at 3:04 am in reply to: Creating non-rerender DVDA Blu-ray from 720p AVCHD source

I used the blu-ray template 1920×1080 16 60i template without changing anything like you said and it worked without recompression and it looks fine so I guess I will have to use that. I tried with 720p and it just would not take it without recompression.
Jeremy Krumwede
July 30, 2010 at 1:11 am in reply to: Creating non-rerender DVDA Blu-ray from 720p AVCHD source

DVDA wanted to recompress which those settings too. I think I needed to also change the framerate from 29.970 to 24 as DVDA says it supports 29.970 in interlaced only which could be a typo?

Also using the template suggested for audio, it wanted to recompress as well. The audio wouldn’t take as long so I don’t really care if that happens, but the video takes forever to re-render.
Jeremy Krumwede
July 28, 2010 at 2:26 am in reply to: Creating non-rerender DVDA Blu-ray from 720p AVCHD source

I used the blu-ray 1920×1080 60i template but to not upconvert, I had to change the res to 720. Am I wasting my time by changing this? Should I have problems in DVDA?
Jeremy Krumwede
July 27, 2010 at 2:39 pm in reply to: Creating non-rerender DVDA Blu-ray from 720p AVCHD source

Thanks John!
Jeremy Krumwede
July 27, 2010 at 2:51 am in reply to: Creating non-rerender DVDA Blu-ray from 720p AVCHD source

Let me also add that I’m not rendering seperate audio and video, but should I if I’m doing a batch render and rendering 30 seperate files? Will that be easy to rejoin in DVDA or easier if I was working with a single file with markers included?

Also, when trying to choose one of the blu-ray templates and change to avchd, the include audio is greyed out. Is this because I should be rendering audio seperately as ac3 or pcm wave?