Stephen Mann
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I am surprised that no one has replied yet, but you are doing wt least two things the hard way.
Yes the message is correct because the audio in a DVD is AC3, so DVDA needs to re-encode it.
First, using DVDA to encode the MPEG is a compromise of everything. Encode the video and audio separately in Vegas. It’s in the “Render As” menu, though you are encoding, not rendering. Use the DVD Architect MPEG2 template for the video and the AC3 template for the audio. (Yes, you have to encode twice, but the audio is pretty quick). Drag the MPEG file into Architect and it will find the AC3 file.
Steve Mann
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They both started playing shortly after streaming, so I don’t see the problem.
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A handheld shot is never going to look good because the constant motion will cause a lot of compression.
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Because the compression codecs use more RAM than the AVI render.
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That doesn’t make sense – files is files. The server shouldn’t be doing anything with them except *serving* them when requested.
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In response to the OP – no, the music on YouTube is most likely illegal.
That said, Wedding Videographers are not yet on the RIAA radar, but since they decided to stop suing children and grandma’s this could change.
But you said: “A few got into trouble for it.” Are you referring to corporate video or wedding video?
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Well? Would you please share with the rest of us?
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Some effects can really slow the rendering – especially if you’ve accidentally nudged the opacity of any track to 99%.
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The DV spec allows for four 12-bit audio channels, and I am only familiar with one camera that had provisions for recording all four at the same time.
If you want more audio channels, then you will need additional recording capability. If you’re going to do a lot of interviews, then get another camera and then you will have two angles for editing and four audio channels.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
http://www.mmdv.com