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1. John T Smith,

Mar 1, 2012 10:37 AM in reply to patrickfale

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Post screen shots of your settings screens

Saying what you did is not as good as showing what you did

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2. patrickfale,

Mar 1, 2012 11:33 AM in reply to John T Smith

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The link is to a video showing exactly what I did

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3. Jim Simon,

Mar 1, 2012 11:35 AM in reply to patrickfale

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You exported two files, one for video and one for audio. This is normal for DVD creation (which I assume is the goal here, using an MPEG2-DVD preset.)

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4. patrickfale,

Mar 11, 2012 8:38 AM in reply to Jim Simon

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I don't understand what do I do to get both files in 1 so video plays with audio

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5. Harm Millaard,

Mar 11, 2012 8:42 AM in reply to patrickfale

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Turn on multiplexing on export, creating a single .TS stream.

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6. Ann Bens,

Mar 11, 2012 9:29 AM in reply to patrickfale

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Your sequence settings look incorrect. 1440x1080 29,97 while the clip shows 1920x1080 59,94.

If you are going to dvd leave it like it is, but use a preset and do not use match source attributes.

Import the . m2v and .wav into Encore.

BTW bad practice putting files on the desktop.

Under extra/view there is an option to reveal extentions, might want to turn that on.

Not sure if its called extra/view as i am on a non English OS.

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7. patrickfale,

Mar 11, 2012 9:27 AM in reply to Harm Millaard

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Do you mean go to multiplexing tab and then select TS in dropdown(I assume that automatically does single stream)

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8. Powered by Design,

Mar 11, 2012 9:29 AM in reply to patrickfale

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What is your intended purpose for the video ?

Is it to burn it to a DVD ?

If not then MPEG2 DVD is not the best setting.

The purpose of making 2 files ( one video and one audio ) has to do with how DVD players play the file.

When the file is Muxed into one single file DVD players have to break apart the audio and it takes more work.

Maybe other can expand on the reason of why not to Mux your audio and video better. I read a good article on it but cant remember.

GLenn

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9. patrickfale,

Mar 11, 2012 9:35 AM in reply to Powered by Design

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To burn onto dvd is H.264 Best Quality++??

The particular one shown in exsample I think I wanted to do you tube so I wantd to keep hi def but keep both audio and video in 1 file for ease of upload.

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10. Ann Bens,

Mar 11, 2012 9:42 AM in reply to patrickfale

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Nope: dvd is mpeg2-dvd.

Youtube is H.264 with a Youtube preset. Files for Youtube are video and audio in one.

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11. patrickfale,

Mar 11, 2012 9:44 AM in reply to patrickfale

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So what is the best quality preset for dvd without going blue ray of course?? Can this be done as 1 file or is it always broken into 2??

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12. Ann Bens,

Mar 11, 2012 9:50 AM in reply to patrickfale

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Mpeg2-dvd ntsc widescreen high quality.

Best to leave it two files.

If its one file Encore has to pull the audio from the video, do its encoding and then paste it back together again. Unnecessary action.

But if you still want one file set the multiplexer to DVD.

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13. Powered by Design,

Mar 11, 2012 9:52 AM in reply to patrickfale

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If you really want it in one file you can click the multiplexing tab and click it from none to DVD and it will mux it for you.

If your trying to make a YouTube video use H.264 and choose the YouTube preset.

Glenn

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14. patrickfale,

Mar 11, 2012 10:40 AM in reply to Ann Bens

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Wow Ann Ypou Have been SO Helpful THANKS Would love you as my tutor--thanks again

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15. Ann Bens,

Mar 11, 2012 11:02 AM in reply to patrickfale

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You are most welcome.

I do teach Premiere, but you will have to grab an airplane first.

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