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  1. 27th Jan 2003 22:54 #1
    Vaio
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    I just wanted to know if this even matters when puting a home video on dvd. To my knowledge there is no video editing program that gives you 5.1 audio. I was looking at Ulead DVD Workshop and noticed that it doesn't support 5.1 or AC3 files until the end of feb. So I was thinking of waiting to get it when it supported it, but I didn't know if home videos could even have 5.1.

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  2. 27th Jan 2003 23:10 #2
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    Well, if your recorded with 5 speakers, placed at 5 different directions. But, with a regular camcorder, it would not make a difference, as they are only two channels anyway.
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  3. 27th Jan 2003 23:13 #3
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    So what kind of fomat do I need to use, for audio?

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  4. 27th Jan 2003 23:15 #4
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    MPEG-1 Layer 2, 384kbps, is the DVD Standard. That, PCM (Wave), or Dolby Digital.
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  5. 27th Jan 2003 23:30 #5
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    What Authoring program do you think is the best? For home movies that is, I would like the quality to be the best so which program would you recommend?

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