Multi-angle in DVD Studio Pro ??

[BsMx]

I've been doing some research in few sites but I just can't find a good tutorial of how to make a multi-angle sequence in DVD Studio Pro, but everything needs to be bought ... so

I know somebody here has the enough experience, so I'm asking for help thanks and I hope you can help me

Thanks

[AntnyMD]

You just have to add a second video to the track -- click the icon for show multiple video streams. The total muxed rate for both video streams, audio streams and subtitle streams cannot exceed the maximum for the DVD Video spec. What this means is your video quality will be less than it normally is.

Also I read somewhere that the second video stream has to be the exact same duration as the primary video stream.

[GeorgeW]

You just have to add a second video to the track -- click the icon for show multiple video streams. The total muxed rate for both video streams, audio streams and subtitle streams cannot exceed the maximum for the DVD Video spec. What this means is your video quality will be less than it normally is.

Also I read somewhere that the second video stream has to be the exact same duration as the primary video stream.

The max bitrates are lower, but you can get pretty good quality using 7mbps for each video track. The calculation is not just combining the bitrates of all the video angles. There's a table of how high your video bitrates can go depending on how many video angles are in your project -- check out the DVDSP Manual.

DVDSP also allows "mixed angle" -- so the duration does not need to be the same for each angle.

Regards,
George

[AntnyMD]

I knew it was something on that order. I would love to see the full DVD Studio Pro manual ... My crossgrade discs did not include documentation. Bad Apple.

[terryj]

Should be included as a PDF on the disc itself?
It's what I have been hearing.
If not PM Ant, I should have the PDF at work
for it.

[videopoo]

Also, your GOP structure needs to be closed and the exact same for each stream. DVDSP 4 has had some bugs with multi-angles - I always use V3 for this kind of work.