Solution for burning of DVD

[pboong]

Hi all,

I have the video in .m2v done in Premiere Pro and .ac3 by Protools and Dolby Digital encoding.

May I know which program allow me to mux them together and burn out as 1 DVD?
I tried using tsmuxer but my audio stream is not recognise, hence by using .wav is working well.

But, I cannot burn it using Nero DVD which require me to give information like .ifo and such. (they recognise avi and mpg)

Hence, importing .wav on premiere pro and render out as .mpg

While using Nero vision, the final burnt copied shown on TV is totally unacceptable.


So I wanted to know which program is best for my solution?
Mux it, and then burn using .m2v and .ac3 or just .mpg to my final product on DVD.

appreciated.

[minidv2dvd]

dvd needs to be authored for most players. try dvdauthorgui.

[Baldrick]

Simple DVD Creator.

[pboong]

Seem like my previous ac3 is giving me some problem.

As I am not in office to do this, may i know what program can I encode .wav to .ac3?
BeLight seem to crash on me tho.
Stated - FATAL ERROR: MaxFrameSize not large enough

[minidv2dvd]

premier pro can encode to ac3

[pboong]

I did notice that. So, do I render out as individual? Video and audio separated or together?

Pls advise

[minidv2dvd]

separate streams and then import both video and audio into the authoring program.

[pboong]

that will be m2v and ac3, right?

Kept having this error:

[QUOTE]DVDAuthorGUI 1.026 - 8/11/2010
Send problems with DVDAuthorGUI to liquid_217@hotmail.com 
 ***please wait while the titles are multiplexed. 
 *(mplex)multiplexing title: 1..... 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] mplex version 1.9.0 (2.2.7 $Date: 2006/02/01 22:23:01 $) 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] File C:\Users\Boon Ong\Desktop\StopMotion\Stop_Motion_3.m2v looks like an MPEG Video stream. 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] File G:\Stop_Motion_3.ac3 looks like an AC3 Audio stream. 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Video stream 0: profile 8 selected - ignoring non-standard options! 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Found 1 audio streams and 1 video streams 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Selecting dvdauthor DVD output profile 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Multiplexing video program stream! 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Scanning for header info: Video stream e0 (C:\Users\Boon Ong\Desktop\StopMotion\Stop_Motion_3.m2v)  
    INFO: [mplex.exe] VIDEO STREAM: e0 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Frame width     : 1280 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Frame height    : 720 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Aspect ratio    : 16:9 display 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Picture rate    : 25.000 frames/sec 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Bit rate        : 18500000 bits/sec 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Vbv buffer size : 229376 bytes 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] CSPF            : 0 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Scanning for header info: AC3 Audio stream 00 (G:\Stop_Motion_3.ac3) 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] AC3 frame size = 1792 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] AC3 AUDIO STREAM: 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Bit rate       :    57344 bytes/sec (448 kbit/sec) 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Frequency      :     48000 Hz 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] SYSTEMS/PROGRAM stream: 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] rough-guess multiplexed stream data rate    : 19348648 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] target data-rate specified               : 10080000 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Target data rate lower than computed requirement! 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] N.b. a 20% or so discrepancy in variable bit-rate 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] streams is common and harmless provided no time-outs will occur 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Run-in delay = 10800 Video delay = 10800 Audio delay = 21600 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] New sequence commences... 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=      0 frame=000000 sector=00000000 
    INFO: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=000000 sector=00000000 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5594404 required(DTS)=5594400 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=  60458 frame=001551 sector=00013284 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=   2013 frame=001936 sector=00001721 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5638436 required(DTS)=5637600 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=001563 sector=00013571 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=001950 sector=00001734 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5682468 required(DTS)=5680800 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=001575 sector=00013858 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=001965 sector=00001747 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream bd: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5726500 required(DTS)=5721120 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=      0 frame=001587 sector=00014144 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=   2016 frame=001981 sector=00001761 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5770532 required(DTS)=5760000 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=001597 sector=00014433 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=001993 sector=00001772 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5814564 required(DTS)=5799600 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=001608 sector=00014720 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=002008 sector=00001785 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5858450 required(DTS)=5839200 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=001619 sector=00015009 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=002020 sector=00001796 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=5902482 required(DTS)=5875200 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=001629 sector=00015297 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=002033 sector=00001808 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=9082880 required(DTS)=9082800 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf= 111365 frame=002520 sector=00024920 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=   1341 frame=003147 sector=00002798 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=9136859 required(DTS)=9136800 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf= 107166 frame=002535 sector=00025272 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=   1341 frame=003165 sector=00002814 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Stream e0: data will arrive too late sent(SCR)=9180891 required(DTS)=9176400 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Video e0: buf=   2025 frame=002546 sector=00025560 
 ++ WARN: [mplex.exe] Audio bd: buf=      0 frame=003179 sector=00002826 
 **ERROR: [mplex.exe] Too many frame drops -exiting 
 *authoring title(s)..... 
 
Process aborted due to above error
There was an unknown error.  Please review the log for more information.

[minidv2dvd]

yes m2v and ac3. it looks like your mpv bitrate is way too high for dvd. 9mbps is about the max you should use. yours looks like it's 18.5mbps.

[pboong]

Thanks minidv2dvd.

Let me re render and give it a try later on. Hoping it work this time.

[manono]

Also the M2V is 1280x720. You'll never get a DVD out of that.

Funny, everyone likes to use these fancy and expensive programs without a clue as to what they're doing or how to use them.

[Noahtuck]

https://www.videohelp.com/dvd#tech

[pboong]

Thanks all. My job is just audio editing. Dealing with the authoring is my first time but I really appreciate everyone input here. I really learn a lot from you all.

[pboong]

Thanks! it really works.
The authoring works perfectly fine.

Now I have the entire VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS, how am I suppose to burn out?

Because I did some testing by burning it using NERO DVD VIDEO, it does not seem to play back via DVD player.
Is there any other alternative way to burn out the video file on DVD?

Is it due to 1280 x 720 issue?

How do I resize the whole video format to 720 by 576? I tried changing it but quality seem to degrade by a lot.

[minidv2dvd]

render to dvd spec mpeg-2 in premiere. 720x576 is all that's allowed, and make it under 9mbps. you are correct it won't look as good as 1280x720.

[pboong]

Can I use TMPgenc to get the resolution back? The quality is literally bad if I force the image size to by 720 x 576.

Look like I have to make do it.

Is it due to my size is 1280 by 720, thus making the DVD player are unable to play back?

[manono]

If it's really 1280x720, then it wasn't authored for DVD (unless you used some screwy program that allows you to make non-compliant DVDs, or reencodes it first to make it compliant) and isn't a DVD. Maybe you just muxed it into an MPG. I don't know. And if it's interlaced you can't just resize it to 720x576 without doing it in some interlace-aware way. If it's progressive then yes, you can do a straight resize. Rather than creating a video once at 1280x720 and then reencoding it for 720x576, you should encode it once for DVD at 720x576. Additional reencoding leads to further quality degradation.

[minidv2dvd]

read - what is dvd - https://www.videohelp.com/dvd

start with the original source and render to 720x576 directly. don't try to resize the 1280x720. everytime video is re-encoded it gets worse.

[pboong]

thanks.

The reason i gotten 1280 by 720 should be my video (which is photo stop motion). I had it crop that way at the start. =(

Since I am using Premiere Pro now, can i re import the video using the fresh 720 by 576 setting? How to I import the whole workfile as it is like as before on other project?

[minidv2dvd]

use the same project, just choose to render to dvd spec mpeg-2.