Roman Melekh
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16:9 vs 2.35 vs 4:3 – answer is YES, you MUST have LARGE black bars on 4:3 TVs
on 16:9 TVs you have small black bars 🙂Please check your encode settings and track settings – you must set “16:9 MPEG2” in source/target and to 16:9 Letterbox in DVDSP
what is 23.976->29.97? Ohh… DVD can’t be progressive, and YES in 23.976 footage will be added fields for 29.97 interlaced video, it’s all right
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WindowsXP NOT have internal MPEG2 decoder and CAN’T play DVD’s normally.
You need software DVD player like WinDVD, PowerDVD etc…I’m use Sonic Scenarist for authoring, and YES, overlays don’t show in Windows Media Player (XP) but ALL overlays show in PowerDVD and set-top players.
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Windows version?
Installed Software DVD player? -
1st – don’t use Nero
2nd – ImgBurn (https://www.imgburn.com) – you can burn VIDEO_TS folder or image file -
what codec you have used for your avid’s video?
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4x speed and Verbatim disks…
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check this:
https://forum.videohelp.com/topic269065.htmlYou need to find Subtitle Workshop and Sub-Rip, this is a free programs
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1st – you can use sub-rip and get script + .BMP files from your project
2nd – try DVDDecryptor’s IFO mode, you can subs like encoded stream
3rd – tell please your OS, DVD authoring software etc… -
“Professional Re-Authoring” = DVDLogic ReAuthor + Sonic Scenarist…..please, don’t tell me how it cost…. I use 🙂
Now, if you need to sync your audio and video – try DVDDecryptor, mode IFO-> Demux
You’ll get video m2v and audio files with information text file with audio delay.
After that you know 100% – split your ac3 or join XXms ac file