Terry Esslinger
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Darla,
Did you install from a download or from a disc? If you reinstalled from the same download, the download may be corrupted, if from a disc then I don.t know. -
Were you playing it from the same playback device each time?
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OK I found this post. The next question is how do you go about doing it.
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I notice that the PI is installed in the 32bit programs running on this 64 bit system. Thats where it installed by default.
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Running 64 bit Vista Home premium on i7 computer 6Gig ram. I find no difference between playback with hardware excelleration on or disabled. Both will run with .avi between 2.5 and 6 fps with predominance in lower levels. No emitters applied, just background .avi. Video card is ATI Radeon HD 4800 series.
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The autoupdate appears to be working now. THANKS.
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In Vegas an event is an entry on the time line. I am assuming you mean saving a short project such as an introduction. If so, after you have edited your intro to your satisfaction do a “save as”. In the “save as” window be sure that ‘save and trim media with project” is checked. You will then have a veg file that you can ‘nest’ in future projects. You treat the veg file just like a normal media event. Any changes made in your new project will not affect the original veg file. If you want to alter the original veg file you need to open that veg file separately, do the altering and resave. The change will show up in the nested veg file.
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Actually its recommended that when you bring up the render as menu and choose AC3 that you then choose custom and in the audio service tab you cange the Dialogue Normalization to -31 (from -27) and on the preprocessing tab tab change the line mode profile and the RF mode profile to none.
I have made this a new template and named it DVD so that I don’t have to make the changes every time.
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Glad you were able to get it going but to confirm Mikes way I: With Vista follow his path and you will get to the .thm folders then open the folder you want and the .jpg or .png graphic will be there for the taking. I have both 4.5 and 5.0 and its the same in both.
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How long is your video timewise. You should be able to render at least 70 minutes at a reasonable bitrate and get a decent quality on a single layer dvd. You need to take your edited file and render it to MainCoincept DVDA compatable MPEG2 video stream. The language of DVD is MPEG2. For DVDA you should render the audio as AC3.