If I copy a DVD previously made in VS9 into the time line, (without editing) can I go directly to "create disk' or do I need to render it again?
Thanks...........
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Windows 7 (bootcamp)
VS Pro X3
8gb RAM
1 - 1TB HD
1 - 120 SSD
1 - 2TB External HD
Panasonic DVC-30
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No there is no need to render again, the files will already be in the MPEG2 format needed to burn a DVD.
Just make sure that the project settings (bitrate, encoding method, audio format) match that of the source disk, and that the option to not convert compliant files is checked -- this will eliminate the rendering.
Just make sure that the project settings (bitrate, encoding method, audio format) match that of the source disk, and that the option to not convert compliant files is checked -- this will eliminate the rendering.