Is it possible to convert multiple Avi's to DVD using Vegas Pro then author in DVD Architect? I read briefly on another forum (which I can't find again) that it was possible. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thank you.
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if you don't know what vegas does or how to use it, you would be better off using something like convertxtodvd which will take several avi files and make a dvd for you.
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Too vague.
What sort of avi files ? mediainfo tree view is good for this.
Do you want multiple titles on the DVD ?
Are you doing any editing before you encode for DVD ?
Vegas is designed for editing. You work on a single video at a time. If you are going to create a DVD, you edit, then output the video/audio encoded as DVD compliant mpeg-2/AC3. Repeat for all your titles. Once you have all your video finished and ready, open DVD Architect, import your titles, and create a DVD.
If your AVI files are just downloaded movies/episodes, use convertXtoDVD or AVStoDVD instead, as Vegas is not designed for this type of work.Read my blog here.
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