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  1. 23rd Mar 2003 10:11 #1
    sammie
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    I've been searching the archives, but can't seem to find it. Wasn't there a posting about a registry or settings file hack that you could turn on AC3 compatibility for DVD Movie Factory? It doesn't encode or anything, just doesn't complain when you try to author a DVD with a file that has an AC3 audio track?????
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  2. 23rd Mar 2003 10:29 #2
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    in DVDMF.ini
    [ReShowMSG]
    AskShowUnsupportAC3=0
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  3. 23rd Mar 2003 10:50 #3
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    Thanks, that sounds right. Only problem is I can't find the file? Only this one ulead32.ini

    Plus, do you add the lines, or change the flag? Guess that will be obvious once I've found the file.

    Doing a *.ini search now.
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  4. 23rd Mar 2003 13:28 #4
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    Hmm, searched all .ini's associated with Movie Factory. Nothing like this. Tried adding the lines to what looked like the general *.ini, no effect. Is this a file you need to create?
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  5. 23rd Mar 2003 14:27 #5
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    Could it be a DMF2 only thing?
    Hope is the trap the world sets for you every night when you go to sleep and the only reason you have to get up in the morning is the hope that this day, things will get better... But they never do, do they?
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  6. 23rd Mar 2003 16:40 #6
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    Thought so too, but I have both. Use for different things. Not in DMF 1 either.
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  7. 23rd Mar 2003 22:54 #7
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    DVDMF.INI is a hidden file. Do a search for it, including hidden files in the search, and it will pop right up.
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  8. 24th Mar 2003 14:38 #8
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    I usually, have "show hidden" turned on as a default, but I'll double check. Thanks for the hint.
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  9. 24th Mar 2003 22:17 #9
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    See this thread:

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=137087&highlight=dvdmf

    Regards,

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