Joe Bowden
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There is no feature that does this automatically in Encore.
To make this work go by more quickly, maybe you could copy and paste each chapter names into its corresponding button?
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It should accept the WAV files without error. MP3, AIF, and WMA are also supported.
Can Windows Media Player open these MP3 (and WAV) files and play them correctly?
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Try converting the MP3 to 16 bit 48 kHz uncompressed WAV. Does that work for you?
Also, if you have details about the MP3 file, such as bit/sample rate, encoded bit rate, CBR or VBR, encoder used, etc.- that could be helpful.
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Sorry, but the only thing you can do is delete and re-import them. This rule applies only to QuickTime MOV files and 24p AVI/WMV files imported into Encore.
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Is the menu also 16:9? You can change this in menu properties.
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Untranscoded video always plays in sync with audio in Encore on my systems.
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If it’s just a text highlight, even better is to turn on Create Text Subpicture in Button properties. You may need to delete the existing subpicture layer after doing this.
Then when you change the text in a button you duplicated, the subpicture will automatically regenerate when you build (and test).
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The default is No Compression (no codec). That could cause playback problems alone, but transcoding it should eliminate any playback errors. Before you do anything else, try putting it into a timeline, then right-click the asset in the project window and choose Transcode Now. Does that fix it?
If not, try a few variations: set audio to 48 kHz and re-export with No Compression. Does that play back better in Encore? If not, does transcoding it in a timeline as above solve the problem?
If not, then try exporting from AE using Microsoft DV codec. Does that play back better in Encore?
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If you put the same file in a timeline in Encore, does it play back in the same way?
And yes, if WMP plays it, then Encore should be able to, too. But there may be a clue somewhere in the AVI settings. What were the settings from AE?
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You didn’t mention much specifically about the video file (such as its settings), but…
Did you try transcoding the asset in Encore? Does that help?