m2v and associated wav file.

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December 19, 2018
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Hello folks, I had been looking around for any DVD authoring that can use the m2v and wav files

created by Media Encoder without re-encode the files.

Sofar everything I had test will re-encode the files, so then how can you

use those m2v files, same with Blue-Ray files formats.

If the DVD / Blue Ray authoring software can't use it, what are they good for?

Thanks

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G-PersonAuthor

Inspiring

Ok I was responding to Stan, and I hit the wrong key here and go no idea where to post went !!! LOL
Thanks Stan, I do have CS6, but the question was about hose presets, if there is any
other software that use those DVD / Blue Ray Disk presets.
DVDFab let you create disks, but need too improve, however a Blue Ray auto-start Disk
came out with no problems at all in video quality, Power2Go I find not to easy or many thing

to do with menus, DVDStyler, you see what you doing with no problems at all.
However, I had problems creating and using my own background, I have tested only once, so
I dont know much about it, I hear some places talking about TMPGEnc Authoring Works, but I got
no idea about that program, and I dont need another video production software, I am very happy
with Premiere Pro & AfterEffects, just add Boris & Red Giant and you got plenty to play with.

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SAFEHARBOR11

Participating Frequently

Just to clarify from earlier post I read, when exporting MPEG-2 DVD format and you do NOT want the (default) separate .m2v and .wav files (None setting), set MultiPlexing to DVD then it exports a single .mpg file with combined audio and video that may work better in other authoring programs.

With MPEG-2 Blu-ray or H.264 Blu-ray, the setting for combined AV output is TS then. But for Encore, always use the default None setting.

Thanks

Jeff

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davidhkruse

New Participant

Thank you, G-Person, for describing my issue so well, and SAFEHARBOR11 for the tip that made the difference: set MultiPlexing to DVD.

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G-PersonAuthor

Inspiring

I still have my old CS6, but trying to avoid install it.

The curiosity is that we all know how powerful adobe video applications are:
( Premiere Pro, After Effects, Media Encoder )

Media Encoder have a lot of presets, and there is the dvd / blue ray presets.

Is hard to believe that no other software use those files.

And if nobody used those, then what for?

>>Are you sure you did not create a setting that is a problem for the settings in dvdstyler?
As far as I know DVDstyler will load the files as different objects, like loading 2 videos.

the software does not know that the wav file is the audio for the m2v video..

Unless I missing something, but I dont see how with DVDStyler.

For me I use MP4 only for videos and MP3 for music, I stop using dvds long time ago
except Blue Rays to backups, but i need to make some dvds for other people.

By the way, DVDStyler did a good job creating a DVD from an MP4.

Thanks again, friends......