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musicvid10 wrote on 7/21/2011, 12:29 PM
So you rendered to a DVD Architect video template. Right thing to do.
The next thing to do is render your audio to the DVD AC3 template.

Then when you open your video in DVD Architect, the audio will follow (assuming you haven't messed with its name).
pick81 wrote on 7/22/2011, 2:24 PM
Sorry may i be as stupid to ask how to i render the sound
Steven Myers wrote on 7/22/2011, 2:56 PM
Read musicvid's post.
musicvid10 wrote on 7/22/2011, 4:01 PM
Dolby Digital AC-3 is a type of audio render.
DVD is one of the templates.
Best of luck.
Kimberly wrote on 7/22/2011, 5:06 PM
Hey Pick:

Here's the long answer on how to render your audio:

From your main menu, choose Render As. For the Save As type, choose Dolby Digital AC-3. There are other audio types, but choose this one to get started and then you can decide later if you want to use a different audio type.

Name the audio file the same as your video file. For example if your video file is dog.mpg, then your audio file should be named dog.ac3. Be sure to store your video and audio files in the same folder.

By naming the audio and video the same and keeping them in the same folder, DVD-A will "magically" be able to find your video when you add the audio. Pretty cool, eh?