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Can "Nero 2014 Burning Rom" software Be used to burn valid (playable Blu-Ray disk from the output of AW5? The burning tool that comes with AW5 leaves a bit to be desired...
Yes, TAW5 output can be burnt just fine using Nero. I prefer to do this, rather than burn directly from inside TAW5, because you can then get Nero to do things like verifying the burn against the original folders, or using multiple burnere to create several copies simultaneously.
I've had success creating a new (empty) BDMV project within Nero, then dragging the TAW5 output folders into it, and burning either to BD or an ISO file direct from Nero.
Nero also works just fine with BD ISOs created from DVDFab. Sometimes I'll use DVDFab to create an ISO from the TAW5 output folders, then use Nero to burn that to disc.
I'm new to Authoring Works (5) and would like to create a blu ray disc from my uncompressed progressive AVI files at 29.97. I would like to encode with progressive sequential frames, not 1080i. Everything I try ends up as 1080i at 29.97 fps.
I've tried:
1) Output from Mastering Works as 29.97i upper field first BDMV AVC, then choose the 2:2 pulldown option. Still end up with 1080i.
2) Import AVI directly into Authoring Works and allow it to do the encode. As my file is progressive, I had to choose that upon import. Still got 1080i.
I think I even tried importing the AVI as interlaced (even though it's not) and ended up with 1080i.
Anyone know how to make a PSF blu ray with these programs from a 29.97 fps file?
Are you changing the track settings, or are you changing the clip settings?
Changing the clip settings will not determine the output settings; clip settings are for setting what the input file should be BEFORE encoding (in case the header file info is wrong, for instance).
In order to change the actual output settings, you have to do that in the track settings. You can do this by going to the Source stage and clicking on the "Settings" button for a track on the left side of the screen. Each track can have its own output settings. This is where you can set the resolution, framerate, etc.
hmmm ...FREEWARE(!) software HandBrake in new version:
"H.265 encoder
is now available through x265 1.4."
...hmm ...and pay software TMPGenc Video Mastering Works still nothing:-(
I reckon it's not that simple for them to support new formats (like x264 10bit which is long overdue) because they also have to adjust/make compatible their list of included filters. Just a guess though - an official reply or public communication channel would be nice.
In a menu with a single track and multiple chapters: all chapters have "back to menu" defined as end action, and General "play the next track (disc loop playback)" defined as track playback end action.
The result is that, when an individual chapter was selected in the menu, the menu is displayed at the end of the chapter, except for the last one, where the track playback end action takes precedence and playback resumes from the first chapter automatically instead of displaying the menu.
Is there a way to accomplish the following:
- Always display the track menu at the end of every chapter, when an individual chapter was selected in the menu, and
- Loop the disc (all chapters) ONLY IF the "play track" button was selected ?
Oh and BTW, is there a way to have some kind of "play track" button which would loop only SOME OF the chapters displayed in the track menu ?
Or how should I arrange tracks / chapters to achieve the same effect (i.e. ability to play [one single clip / loop a subset of all clips / loop all clips] using different buttons ?), knowing that the project consists of individual unrelated clips, so I have full freedom to arrange them in one or multiple tracks, and each clip has only one entry point (chapter), but I would prefer to have all clips (chapters) accessible from a single menu page.
Nvidia has disabled all CUDA functions in the latest drivers. They are trying to push NVENC now. We need to wait for the software to be updated to use this feature. For now your best bet is to roll back your drivers to an earlier version when CUDA was still enabled.
I'm using a GTX670 with GEForce drivers v344.75 (18-Nov-2014).
The option to enable CUDA is available in TAW5 and all my other CUDA-enabled applications. TAW5 shows it is being used (right now, CPU 3.0%, CUDFA 97.0%). I can also see the GPU and Video ENgline loadings in GPU-Z. So it looks like support has been reinstated in a recent driver.
Just updated to version 353.30 for my GeForce 650. CUDA comes with this version also. So i have no problems activating and using CUDA in both TAW5 and TVMW5.
TVMW5 even asked me if i wanted to use it, when i loaded the software.
Sometimes after burning video movies and watching them on my television, I find that the overall volume is too low. I have to turn the volume all the way up and am still not able to hear some of the most quiet dialog. However, the sound effects at certain suspenseful points, are way too loud.
Using the Volume Adjustment feature of TMPGEnc Authoring Works 5, I'd like to increase the volume overall and tone down the special effects a bit. Which feature of the Volume Adjustment would I use: the Volume Adjustment, the Volume Normalization, or the Volume Uniformization. How would I make the required settings is the preferred option.
I'm using the GPU NVIDIA GTX 760 but when i activate NVIDIA CUDA 2.0 it announced that
An error occurred during CUDA execution [cudaError...]
Can somebody help me with this because i bought the new gpu just to encode video
Currently, it is possible to import and combine video and audio from DVD/BD's. For subtitles, this is only possible to do with the currently loaded video file or DVD/BD disc (only embedded subtitles and external srt files).
It should be easy to add import from external DVD/BD's since the functionality seems to be there already.
I use TAW to build blue rays and DVDs from camera files. I want to just dump 300-400 clips into TAW (100 per track) without any editing. It takes two clicks per clip to add each files
This takes hours to add all the clips especially when building a blue-ray. Can I just dump all the clips at once? Seems like I used to be able to do this on an older version of TAW
Yes, but that takes two clicks per file...and when you have about 700 clips to load that takes forever. I don't see any other way to get this done so I am going to spend all afternoon adding these clips to tracks...
What do you mean, per file? When you are choosing your files, select all of the ones you want in the file selector using ctrl + click / shift + click. Then press OK.
For example, if you have all 700 files in a folder, navigate to the folder, select all files and add them to the track. You can even drag and drop, I believe.
TAW5 will then ask if you want to add them to the same track or if you want to open the cut edit window. Then it will add all 700 files to the track. Done.
Lately I noticed that TMSR 4.2.3.67 has become **extremely** slow (e.g. more than 1 minute to launch, or 40 seconds before anything happens when I click on "new project" !!!! This is Core i7 Q3740 (2.7 GHz) machine !)
Anything I do causes such a delay that makes the app almost unusable !
Last time I used the app a few weeks ago, everything was fine.
I just tried full deinstall / reinstall: no change !!
I also run TVMW5 and TAW5 without any problem !!
Could a recent Windows Update (e.g. a .NET Framework update ?) be the cause of this ?
update: while "waiting" for the app to respond to *any* action (Windows "hourglass"), Win Task Manager shows that the TMSR process is the only process eating CPU at that time, around 15% total (4 out of the 8 HT cores show high activity).
just to be clear following the previous update: while TSMR works fine on my older system, the problem is still there on my main system, where it is absolutely unusable.
Things are becoming hairy (and t'shooting very timeconsuming):
I tried uninstalling Windows updates to a date somewhat before I first noticed the problem: no change !
I tried deleting the TMSR key & all subkeys ni the registry (LOCAL_USER) before reinstalling TMSR: no change ! (but apparently the license info and possibly other settings are stored elsewhere since when reinstalling TMSR, it did NOT ask for my Licence key at launch).
I tried reverting to 4.2.2.66 : no change !
Then I tried running TMSR from another Win7 user profile on the same machine and...no problem !!!! So the problem source is NOT the hardware or the software on this machine, but some obscure interference with "something" in my main Win7 user profile, but what ??????
I can't remember of any significant change on my desktop environment lately, "process explorer" and "autoruns" utility reveal no problem. Virus scan was completed successfully (Avira Free 14)
My system is pretty well managed, no rogue apps etc.
This system has 2 GPUs, I tried with both the nVidia Quadro K2000M GPU and the Intel HD4000 GPU: no change.
(CUDA is disabled)
While I can work with TMSR4 without serious problems, I agree that is significantly less responsive and more sluggish than TVMW5 and TAW5. Hope they take care of this.