Since there have been several recent threads about how to make an SD DVD from an HD project, I thought I would re-post a link to the excellent VASST DVD Prep script:
http://store.vasst.com/store/vasst-freeware/dvdprep.aspx
To make a DVD using DVD Architect, download and install the above script.
Go into your project properties and make sure that you have selected either "blend fields" or "interpolate". If you are going from 60i HD to 60i SD it doesn't matter which one you choose, since you are not actually deinterlacing. This switch will just set Vegas into the mode where it will resize interlaced footage correctly.
The DVD prep script will generate two files: an mpeg 2 video file and an AC3 audio file. Put them into a folder where you will be able to find them when you need them. It is important that both files are in the same folder.
Now insert the mpeg 2 video file into your DVD Architect project. DVDA should automatically find the AC3 file and use it.
This script will avoid most of the simple mistakes that many beginners make.
http://store.vasst.com/store/vasst-freeware/dvdprep.aspx
To make a DVD using DVD Architect, download and install the above script.
Go into your project properties and make sure that you have selected either "blend fields" or "interpolate". If you are going from 60i HD to 60i SD it doesn't matter which one you choose, since you are not actually deinterlacing. This switch will just set Vegas into the mode where it will resize interlaced footage correctly.
The DVD prep script will generate two files: an mpeg 2 video file and an AC3 audio file. Put them into a folder where you will be able to find them when you need them. It is important that both files are in the same folder.
Now insert the mpeg 2 video file into your DVD Architect project. DVDA should automatically find the AC3 file and use it.
This script will avoid most of the simple mistakes that many beginners make.