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Posted by Richard Crowley on 05/10/06 18:02
"Toby" wrote...
> I have just entered the new world of trying to burn content to DVDs
> instead of going to tape. I've got a 90 minute program cut on the Avid
> which I tried transcoding and burning with Nero 7. The audio drifts--it is
> slower than the video by a full 1.5 seconds at the end of the program.
> This is driving me nuts...I've checked the exported version of the program
> and it is fine, but by the time it gets on the DVD it is not. Is Nero
> buggy? I've never had any trouble duping CDs or DVDs or burning data
> discs. I've looked under the configure menu and don't see any real audio
> settings, apart from enabling or disabling "smartburn" or whatever it is
> called. Is this a sampling rate problem? Alternately, does anyone have any
> good suggestions for DVD burning software which might solve this problem?
I have done scores of productions without any of these kinds of problems.
I use Adobe Premiere to edit (and then export M2V) and then Adobe
Encore to author the DVDs (making IMG image files). I use DVDdecrypter
to burn the IMG image files to the DVD discs because I typically need to do
lots of "re-orders" where I need to burn more discs on demand.
Adobe Premiere has a simple DVD authoring and burning feature included
(which I have never used) and Adobe Encore will also do burning itself. But
I prefer DVDdecrypter as it gives infinitely more information about the
burning process.
What kind of file did you use to get the video from Avid to Nero?
Have you tried other options (other file types, having Avid encode
MPEG instead of Nero, etc. etc.etc.)?
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