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What does the file structure of the DVD look like when burned by the JVC? Open it in the file browser and see…
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I burn everything to Taiyo Yuden DVD+R disks. I include a little note stating that on a small number of players there may be compatibility problems due to there being slight differences in the format. If I ever (none yet) get a return, I’d burn onto a DVD-R disk and ask them to try that instead.
I use DVD+R as the first try due to it’s significant improvement over the DVD-R format, and with Taiyo Yuden, I have not yet had a compatibility problem.
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I think the original suggestion about using AVI is a good one. You should even be able to render to AVI and have FCP open the AVI file directly, no need to print to tape etc.
Portable hard drives are great for this.
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A crossfire is what you get when you end up between two gangs in south central Los Angeles.
Now, just out of curiosity, how many times do you intend to ask this question here in this forum? I think we are now up to about 6 times, and you have obviously not read any of the answers you have been getting.
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You be right, me be confusing too 🙂
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Personally I wouldn’t go near WD. Serious quality issues for years now. I have had to replace more Caviar drives than any other drives I have ever used.
Other than that your configuration seems reasonable.
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You are still confused about Vegas Video (Vegas/DVD Architect) and Vegas Movie Studio. I am not sure why. Vegas Movie Studio didn’t include any kind of AC3 audio capabilities until version 7 (it is now at version 8). Vegas Video has had it much longer.
Vegas Video – pro version. Has had AC3 capabilities for some time. Latest version is 7.
Vegas Movie Studio – consumer version. Just recently AC3 capabilities. Latest version is 8.—
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I think I answered this somewhere else for you, but…
You are confusing Vegas Video and Vegas Movie Studio. Vegas Video has support for AC3 audio if you get DVD Workshop. Movie Studio has some basic support for surround sound.
So, if you want good AC3 support, you need Vegas Video. If you can get by with basic AC3 encoding only, you can get Vegas Movie Studio Platinum Edition which is at version 8, not 7.
As for shipping cost – there is no shipping cost if you buy from Sony and download the software.
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Sorry for trying. Despite your rudeness, I’ll give it one more try. Why don’t you find a flash encoder and encode directly to flash? YouTube is flash video. Try to encode directly to flash and see if YouTube does not re-encode.
If not, take it up with YouTube, but try to ask them for help by not being an ass.
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Read the following thread:
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=24&postid=868498
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