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Is the first file around 4gb? It might be splitting based on filesize limits (depending on if your Hard Drive is NTFS or FATxx).

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George

I would suggest re-capturing at the same settings you used earlier.

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George

Option-A would make sure nothing else is introduced into the mix. Just load it into a new project, and then create a new video -- List the settings you use for each render, the time it takes, and the resulting file sizes. Also list the steps you take to create the new file (i.e. are you changing the...

I have not been following the threads, so I don't know about all the locking and such... I am very curious why the mpeg encoder cannot encode to your settings :?: Can you try a small 10-minute clip -- encoding them at the different settings. And then posting their encode times, and also their result...

When you originally re-encoded the file -- did it take alot longer than the subsequent encodes (i.e. the first file that resulted in 3.8gb took "x" minutes, and the subsequent tries to raise the bitrate took "y" minutes). Do you recall if there was a huge difference in "x" vs "y" times? I suspect th...

DVD Workshop is Standard Def only.

Current releases of Corel/Ulead's DVD MovieFactory and VideoStudio have support for HD-DVD and BD (basic HD Authoring at the moment -- although HD-DVD lost the HD "battle"...).

Regards,
George

Hi John, As Ronald mentioned -- using 16:9 will prepare you for when you do get a widescreen tv. Personally, I used to shoot everything 4:3, until I started shooting widescreen about August of 2006. Since then, I try to use widescreen all the time because you get to see so much more (on the sides). ...

First, let me thank you for providing alot of pertinent information :) What are your DVD Authoring settings? Those are the settings that will be used to compress your video to mpeg for SD-DVD? How much video (run time) do you have on the DVD? Is the source original dv capture in the camcorder you li...

So you're saying that if I take my DVD compliant MPEGs through the edit module, get everything looking the way I want it, and then burn a VIDEO_TS folder I get a re-render. However if I take my DVD compliant MPEGs through the edit module, get everything looking the way I want it, and then write a n...

-- but in reality, it is available in a few other products -- it's just not available in DVDWS. Regards, George So you will be sending Robert Horton a list of your known products that achieve this then? There already was a reply in this thread with a package that can do it. It was a good suggestion...

DVD Workshop 2 is as you are aware a discontinued product - in other words Corel will not be developing it further. It is therefore academic to discuss what we would have liked to have seen in any future versions. I am not discussing what we would have liked to have seen in any future versions. I a...

That is the normal behaviour of any DVD That's mostly true of hollywood DVD's (although I think I have seen some that offer chapter-only playback -- or perhaps it was alternate endings, or some other special feature). However, if your clients ask -- how do you tell them they cannot have their weddi...

Hi Bob,

You never answered my question about letting it play through on its own, or using the NEXT button to go to the next chapter. You get different results depending on how you playback the DVD...

Regards,
George

In addition to providing the info that Steve asked for, can you check if your "Standards" are equal -- in other words, if you capture PAL, then is your project PAL (likewise for NTSC to NTSC).

Regards,
George

If the truth be told, I didn't even know there was supposed to be a work-around. The reason the workaround is needed is because DVDWS2.x does not allow single chapter play, or chapter playlists (playing chapters of a Title in any order). The easy way of achieving what you want to do is to make each...