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PeterDuke wrote on 6/11/2013, 12:07 AM
If you are editing your video first, it is better to render the audio and video from it to formats that suit your BD or DVD, so that DVDA does not have to render anything.
TVJohn wrote on 6/11/2013, 7:39 PM
Thanks, been editing for many years. This particular work I had edited in Avid Media Composer, mixed down as DNxHD-145 then exported as a QT reference. AvidDVD does not encode BD as VC-1 (Mpeg2 only)so I used DVD-A.