Unlead Movie Factory 2

[wilson22]

i have just got this program because i am having problems with other ones so i thought i would give it a go.

i have my video and i delmex using TMPEG and also the audio i add them all in on movie factory and everything looks fine.


When i go to put on my hard drive to test it says it is converting the movie flies, but i have already done that correctly i thought.


can anybody help me because i need to try something new and i cant get anything correct at the mo

[mgh]

Click the 2nd icon at bottom left and disable conversion for compliant files

[wilson22]

i have tried this mate and it still says the same any ideas

[Scobo]

In the 'Project settings' box, try setting the video bitrate higher than that of your original mpeg2 file.

[Specialist]

Actually, the PROJECT's maximum bitrate should be greater than or equal to the maximum bitrate of the source file.

Here is a Web page that discusses a review of Ulead MediaStudio Pro:

http://www.matroxusers.com/mreviews.php?op=showcontent&id=6

If you scroll down to the bottom of the page at the link above and then click the drop down button and jump to the SMART RENDER IN DEPTH section, you'll be able to read about the encode/re-encode logic in Ulead DVD products.

Here is a summary of MS Pro 7's Smart Rendering Logic as explained by Mark Dileo:

"When using multiplexed (system) VBR files created in TMPGEnc or MS Pro 7, MS Pro 7 will smart render these files if you select a bit rate at least as high as the highest file in the time line, select VBR, and select the correct field/frame option."

"When using multiplexed (system) VBR video files in DVD Workshop, as long as the bit rate settings are greater than or equal to the max bit rate of the video file and VBR is set correctly, DVD Workshop will NOT re-render the video."

"If you uncheck the "do not convert compliant files" box, and select different audio setting, only audio will be re-encoded and you will see a "audio file is being converted" message."

"So, you can use VBR video's with different bit rates in DVD Workshop with out re-rendering."

"If you are using elemental VBR videos, then all of the videos must have been encoded in the same manner and the system template must be set to the max bit rate of the files and VBR set."

"Note that this means that it is currently impossible to use more than one elemental stream MPEG-2 video in DVD Workshop without re-rendering unless both (all) of the files in the project were encoded with the same settings."

Jerry Jones
http://www.jonesgroup.net