Need Introductory Tutorials for Vegas Pro v22 and DVD Architect 7.0

Al_Korzonas wrote on 10/29/2025, 7:27 PM

I'm wrestling with Vegas Pro v22. I've created some videos, but I'm confused as to which Format and Template to use for rendering. Initially, I used MAGIX AVC/AAC MP4 and Blu-ray 1920x1080-24p, 25 Mbps video stream, but later learned (from the good people here in the Forum), that the .avc file contains no audio. I was told that I needed to render the audio separately and then reassemble them in DVD Architect. I'm now in DVD Architect v7.0. I watched a tutorial on youtube on how to create a Blu-ray with DVD Architect. When it came to inserting media, the guy simply selected a .m2t file. No separate video and audio files. When I preview my Blu-ray, however, as expected, the video has no audio.

Where do I add the audio? How do I tell DVD-A "use this video with this audio?"

Can you please point me to a basic tutorial for Vegas Pro 22 and one for DVD Architect 7.0? I looked at the DVD Architect tutorial on this website and it didn't help me get the answers I need - the guy in the tutorial simply selected a file called Final DVD.mpg, which I presume is both audio and video.

Thanks.

Kind regards,

Al.

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EricLNZ wrote on 10/29/2025, 8:11 PM

@Al_Korzonas Tutorial - start here https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/tutorials/basic-training-for-dvd-architect--106103/

How do I tell DVD-A "use this video with this audio?

In the panel on the left double click on the title to make it active. Then on the right in Media Properties go to Track Media where you can set/change the audio file to be used.

Dexcon wrote on 10/29/2025, 8:53 PM

Can you please point me to a basic tutorial for Vegas Pro 22 ...

The 'Learn' selection in Vegas Pro 22's Hub has a lot of short tutorials each looking at a different aspect/feature of Vegas Pro.

Also, VEGAS Creative Software has a YouTube channel which has a wealth of video tutorials under the 'Video' tab on the channel's homepage: https://www.youtube.com/@VEGASCreativeSoftware/featured

Re DVD Architect, the user manual (called "Contents & Index") is available from DVDA's Help menu and the manual may assist with getting to grips with DVDA.