To minimise the number of resolution conversion steps, it's a 'good idea' to go direct to 720x576 'where possible' since each time conversion takes place - eg. wav's or PCM DPLII) into 'DVDFlick' and generate your VIDEO_TS movie (.vob files)

STEP 7, Assemble the DVD - import the assembled data, including any replacement / additional audio track (as AC-3 5.1. STEP 6, Check the clip quality - use VLC to confirm the quality of your. wav) = this lets you check the 'run time' of each clip ('title')

avi into 'elementary stream' MPG (i.e.m2v +. STEP 4, Check the clips = use VLC to confirm the quality of your AVI (VLC will show an aspect ratio error, whist WMP always gets it wrong :-) ) 720x576) at the correct aspect ratio (4:3 or 16:9), not forgetting to set 16:9 now for 4/3rds height pre-distorted material wav's into Windows Movie Maker, assemble & edit the clip and export as DV/AVI (PAL, i.e. generate the video for each 'title' on the DVD). STEP 2, Check the quality of your 'source' material (use Windows Media Player) STEP 1d, To add extra ('language') audio tracks, use Audacity to prepare any additional audio tracks you might want to offer (narration, alternative music etc) as. wmv 720x576 (and use the Pro Trial + Audacity to create a matching. STEP 1c, For PowerPoint, use 'Acoolsoft PPT to Video' Free to generate a video from PPT in multiple 5 slide 'clips' in. jpg (or use PhotoStory 3 to generate a 'story' from photo's and 'export' in 768x576 square pixel it you expect to 'merge' with other square pixel material later, otherwise 720x576 (to avoid further interpolation later)

STEP 1b, For Photos, pre-distort the height by 4/3rds for 16:9 and keep as. wmv (at 768x576) and use Audacity to generate (.wav) audio track(s) STEP 1a, For Video, use 'SUPER' (or similar) to convert all your obscure video files into SQUARE PIXEL. To merge together multiple video clips (along with JPG images and music tracks), I suggest the following work flow :. to generate your movie 'title(s)' and menu's etc. STEP 2, check the conversion has generated good quality video (and your audio has not been lost) STEP 1, convert (each of) your video clip(s) into non-square pixel 720x576 DVD ready. To go straight from computer video to DVD movie I suggest the following :. Video to DVD What are your recommended work flows ?

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