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Are you talking about using a different audio stream? If you have the audio stream for the other language, you can select that as the audio source in the clip properties tab of the clip editing window.
Downloaded the trial copy and it installed well. Tried to format an 80 minute XviD file into a DVD compliant MPEG file. After an hour of encoding, I had a black rectangle, with sound, and the trial message every 10 minutes. Can anyone help with this, or is this program totally non-functional in the 64 bit Windows?
System is Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit, with 8GB of RAM.
I've been using it on Win7 64 bit and haven't run into any problems yet. I'm guessing your problem has to do with whatever codec you're using for Xvid.
Sorry, asked little bit wrongly...
when does it support NTSC/PAL conversion? framerate conversion is exact word...
if my source is NTSC it provides poor framerate conversion to PAL, picture does not move smoothly... picture quality itself is good...
TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 able to activate the cuda and I select the output format "MPEG-4(AVC)" and the MPG-4 Video encoder setting have "CUDA".But I select CUDA Video encoder it show "An error stopped the output" and “You cannot use the CUDA encoder with the current setting”.
My NVDIA driver is 190.56.
I try to use the new driver 270.61,it able to activate the cuda but not select CUDA encoder at MPG-4 Video encoder setting.
Why???It`s a Bug???
Have a strange problem the CUDA with driver 190.56. I can use the CUDA encoder sometimes. But it not work most of the time and show “You cannot use the CUDA encoder with the current setting”.
I try to the Nvdia driver form 190.38 to 270.61 and only the "190.56 190.62"can use the CUDA encoder sometimes else able to activate the cuda options but unable select CUDA encoder at MPG-4 Video encoder setting.
Downloaded and installed trial of TAW4, ripped my BD with AnyDVD, got lots of files. There are 2 large files, both 1 hr. 57 min. long, one is movie, other is movie with commentary. The commentary version of the movie is in english, however the main movie file is in French! I assume there is an English audio soundtrack, but I cannot figure out for the life of me how to get at it. Can anyone help me?
I've done some tests and here's what I found.
There doesn't seem to be any way to select which audio track to import when importing BD video clips. It's possible with DVD-Video, but not with Blu-rays.
These are my finding using a BD .m2ts file with 2 audio tracks:
When importing the Blu-ray .m2ts file, it typically imports the first audio track.
I've also found that if I use the Advanced Tools' MPEG Tool Demultiplexer (Start stage-->Advanced Tools-->MPEG Tool-->Demultiplexer) and I select the .m2ts file, it will demultiplex the second audio stream! I can then import the resulting .m2v and .ac3 files as a clip.
I'm not sure what will happen if there are more than 2 audio tracks.
Unfortunately, the MPEG tools are disabled in the trial version, so I don't think you'll be able to test that out.
TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 (their video encoding software) can properly select audio/subtitle tracks from BD video just like DVD-Video, so hopefully that will eventually make it into TAW4.
So is there any reason why I would not want to buy Video Mastering Works 5 instead of TAW4? I mean, for what I'm trying to do, which is to edit commercial blu-ray discs? They're the same price.
Yes, I think it would be a better fit. I don't think I'll be burning anything. The recordable disks are too expensive, and I've got enough space on my server to hold the edited copies. I don't plan to be handing these out to anyone, just using at home what I paid for. Thanks!
In that case, I recommend trying the demo for Video Mastering Works 5 just to make sure it can do what you want and that it works with your files.
TVMW5 also has a much more sophisticated editing system if you choose the timeline project option. The only thing you might miss that is in TAW4 (besides menus and burning) is Smart Rendering; TVMW5 will re-encode everything you put into it, so if you have a DVD compliant video clip, it will re-encode the entire clip even if you are outputting in the same format with the same settings.
I have an old version of TMPGEnc, Author v1.6. I used to use to edit DVDs, and now that I have Blurays I was wondering if "Authoring Works 4" will allow me to do the same thing. I need to edit offensive crap out of some of the BDs that I own, so my kids can see them. I already have copyright stripped off (Anydvd). Will this version work as well as DVD Author v1.6 did? Thanks for any help you can provide.
I believe it is possible since you stripped the copy protection. If you can import the video, you'll be able to cut any scenes you want. You might want to try the free trial to make sure your blu-ray files will work.
It supports Dolby Digital 5.1 input and output.
None of the current TMPGEnc software requires a plug-in for AC3 support; it's built into all of the programs now.
I have TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5.0.5.32
When I use the Divx with the Advanced Acoustic MP3 Encoder,
the picture turns out great,but the sound quality is terrible.
I can barely hear the sound.
I see no way to adjust the sound in the format mode.
In format mode if I choose Divx, it does give me a choice to audio encoders.
Can anyone tell me if and how to fix this problem?
Thank you
Hi guys, any way of deleting the crappy menu thumbnails. I simply want to create full screen motion menu looping which I can do easily but I wish to have no thumbnails at all< I simply want to put in two seperate text words that are buttons, seems near impossible to create anything, please tell me the taw 4 is not for 2 year olds now. I import my timeline and then i create custom menu. I dont want anything on menu other than a couple of buttons which link to the start of the timeline and another that links to the timeline about 7 minutes in. Any help please. Rob
In the custom menu wizard, just choose text options for your top and track menus instead of those with thumbnails. I think all the layouts that end in "(D)" are text only layouts. http://i56.tinypic.com/1255c1w.png
Sounds like you should do Track menu only and make chapter points for the beginning and 7 minute mark of your video.
You can't overlay an image over a video in this program; what you can do is cut/transition to the jpg and then cut/transition back to your video. You would need to split your video clip where you want the jpg to appear. Splitting the clip will result in two clips. Next, import the jpg as its own clip and then move it between your split clips. You can then add a transition effect if you wish.
Overlaying videos/images over other videos/images is currently only possible in TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5.
I've selected the movies that I want to put on a DVD & then I go to menu making. What I want is that when I put my DVD in the player, that it goes to the menu and not start playing the first movie automatically. I made my menu up and it shows the menu just like I want it to be. But when I put the DVD in the player, it does show the menu, but goes right into the first move. If I go into the DVD player menu and pick title, it goes to the menu that I want to show up when I insert DVD. I've been fighting this for a more than few hours now & getting tired of restarting this process over & over. Thank you for any help.
If using the Menu Wizard, template mode, it's the third screen ("DVD-Video playback settings"). There is a box titled "Disc insertion action". Choose "Display the top menu".
If you're creating a custom menu, it's the fourth screen.
If you've already created a menu, in the Menu Stage's main window, click on the "DVD-Video global menu settings" button in upper left corner. The disc insertion action setting is at the bottom of the settings window that will appear.