Questions regarding "recommended procedure"

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Questions regarding "recommended procedure"

Post by brodwidr »

Hi -
Thanks so much for the detailed work flow and format guidance. I have just started with VS 10+ and succeeded in the first 2/3 of the workflow. I was able to get to the stage of having an .mpg file that I could burn to a DVD and which is playable within within Windows Media Player and the usual other DVD players.

But... when I went to burn it to disk following the recommended procedure I got the warning message about long rendering times, which suggests I did something wrong. I double checked the settings and they appear to be same between project and burn. The only thing I didn't do exactly per recommendations is at the capture stage I opted for 256 bit audio instead of 448, but I kept this consistent through all three stages. Any suggestions what I'm doing wrong. (By the way, there is not a "cancel" button on the dialog box that warns of the long rendering time.)

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
jchunter

Post by jchunter »

The warning about "converting videos and long rendering times" had to be tempered when Video Studio 10+ was released because enabling "Motion DVD Menus" triggers that same warning. I thought I had changed the wording but will double check.

Motion Menus does actually trigger a "convert videos" phase as it creates the menus from sections of your video, which can add 10 - 20 minutes to the burn phase.

If you want the fastest DVD burn phase, uncheck the Motion Menu option for every level of your DVD Menu.
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Post by Black Lab »

I would ignore the message for now and go ahead with the burn. If you have problems report back.
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Post by Ken Berry »

I get the warning about long rendering times each and every time I use the VS10 burning module. And I don't enable motion menus. In fact I get it when I don't have a menu at all!

I simply ignore it and proceed to burn. Always works. :lol:
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Thanks!

Post by brodwidr »

Thanks for the advice. I wasn't doing motion menus. I went ahead anyways and it worked! Terrific!

- David
Trevor Andrew

Post by Trevor Andrew »

Hi

The blue progress bars indicate what is happening during render.

If you see ¡¥convert titles¡¦ then your main Mpeg is being re-coded, not what you want.
If you see ¡¥Convert Menu¡¦ then the menu structure is being rendered, this is normal

Regards

Trevor
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