Kent Clark
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Thanks Mike, I spent some time in the View menu also but wasn’t able to connect any of the menus to that frame.
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Graham, thanks for the help. Parent/child motion is something I haven’t used or even thought about up until now.
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Tom, I need to look at media manager. When I bought Pro8 I was right in the middle of a big project and never even looked at it.
Thanks.
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Adam, thanks for the help. Creative Cow saves me one more time.
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Mike, once again Creative Cow forums come to the rescue. I followed your instructions and everything looks normal. Thanks.
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John,
The mpeg2 encoder for DVD Architect Video is on the trial download. I’ve been using it for the last week. I haven’t used the trial download of DVD Architect so I don’t know if the OP can download everything needed to make a final DVD.
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Mike, that would definitely be an upgrade that I would pay for. Last night I downloaded the trial copy of Pro 8. In the next few days I’ll compare the video from Studio and Pro using a custom bitrate and see what it looks like.
If the difference is clear I think I’ll buy the Vegas Pro 8 DVD only from B&H Photo for $130 since I really can’t justify spending $450 on software right now. B&H website says it doesn’t have Architect or AC3 capability.
Studio Architect has just about everything I need so I won’t miss the full version. I wonder about that AC3 though, isn’t it integrated into the program? Anyway, if it really isn’t included I assume I can render AC3 audio in my Studio version. And then someday when Vegas 9 comes out I’ll have an upgrade path to the full version.
Thanks for the help Steve and Mike. Discovering this forum has made all the difference in making this video project workable and satisfying.
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Steve, I understand that only the Pro version let’s me set custom bitrates.
But I also thought I understood that for a DVD the size of the one I’m making the default bitrate built in to Vegas Studio would give me close to 8.000 bitrate…actually I thought I understood that a DVD of my size would actually give me the default maximum 8.000 bitrate.
So my question really is, Why are those bitrates so low for a 72 minute DVD? Did I misunderstand? Totally possible.
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Mike, it worked perfectly. Now it’s just the way I wanted it to look. Thanks again, I never would have figured that out on my own.
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Mike, thanks for the detailed instructions. I don’t have time to follow them right now, maybe later tonight I’ll be able to work on it.