How do i render to NTSC seperate streams??

Finatic13 wrote on 7/8/2002, 12:21 PM

if i select MPEG2 i only have seperate streams for PAL. How do i render to sepearte streams with NTSC??
regards
simon

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SonyDennis wrote on 7/8/2002, 1:48 PM

Render the video stream using the MPEG-2 single stream preset (.m2v), then render an audio stream using WAV. Sorry, in this release, they can't be rendered at the same time for NTSC, but the audio render should be very quick.
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dsanders wrote on 7/8/2002, 4:15 PM

SonicDennis,

As a little bit of nit-picking, when you render to "NTSC seperate streams" the SaveAs... dialog box only shows *.mpg extensions and not *.m2v. In addition, the progress dialog box that is displayed during the render shows the file as having a .mpg extension when in reality a file with a .m2v extension is being created.

Simonwim,

Remember when you render the Audio to choose 48Khz if you are using this file for a DVD authoring program. I believe that 48Khz PCM audio is the only audio supported for NTSC Audio DVD (of course I'm excluding DolbyDigital which isn't available in VV due to the high licensing costs).

Finatic13 wrote on 7/9/2002, 6:22 AM

thanks for the help huys
regards
simon