Vegas 12 + DvdA multiplexing

DiDequ wrote on 1/30/2014, 2:22 AM

Hello.

Using Vegas pro Sony Avc encoder or, to avoid Dvda crashing using many tracks, the Mainconcept Mpeg2 encoder for the video, and an a sound encoder like the Dolby digital Ac3 pro encoder for the sound, is fine for DvdA, but...
Dvda will take some time to multiplex the video and audio files.

Is it possible to render a film with Vegas Pro that includes sound which could be used by DvdA without remultiplexing video and sound to get a blueray iso file ?

videoITguy, you are a Photodex ProShow specialist. Can it suppress this Dvda multiplexing phase ?

Workflow would be optimised if we only make a change in a video file on a project that uses many files /menus...
Sorry if this subject has already been answered - searching the SCS Knowledgebase and this forum returned no answer.

Didier.

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videoITguy wrote on 1/30/2014, 4:38 AM

Among the things that a good DVD/Blu-ray authoring system has to accomplish is 1) create video of everything visual - so menus and buttons and graphics all become video streams. 2) It has to assemble video and audio into a coherent package.

So you can feed an authoring system like Adobe Encore functional complex multi-streams of video/audio , but what does the product then do - it breaks down back to elementary streams and then reassembles the whole system - that takes a lot of processing and is self-defeating for shortening the workflow time period. just feed in elementary streams the way it is designed.