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I use Ulead VideoStudio to capture and edit video from my DV camcorder.
However, the MPEG2 encoding is not very good, so I export the edited video
as an AVI file and convert it into MPEG2 using TMPGEnc Xpress. The results
are much better (even though it takes much longer).
The problem is when I return the file to VideoStudio to make the DVD. The
wizard that handles the making of the menu does not see any seen changes. By
comparison, if I render the video into MPEG2 using VideoStudio and save it
to a file, the wizard does see the scene changes.
In summary, TMPGenc Xpress is not placing "marks" in the MGEG2 files for
scene automatic scene detection whereas the VideoStudio internal encoder
seems to do things differently.
Can anybody shed any light on what might be happening? Is there any way to
post process an MGEG2 file to insert scene-detection "marks" that the
VideoStudio wizard might recognise?
Thanks,
Raymond
I use Ulead VideoStudio to capture and edit video from my DV camcorder.
However, the MPEG2 encoding is not very good, so I export the edited video
as an AVI file and convert it into MPEG2 using TMPGEnc Xpress. The results
are much better (even though it takes much longer).
The problem is when I return the file to VideoStudio to make the DVD. The
wizard that handles the making of the menu does not see any seen changes. By
comparison, if I render the video into MPEG2 using VideoStudio and save it
to a file, the wizard does see the scene changes.
In summary, TMPGenc Xpress is not placing "marks" in the MGEG2 files for
scene automatic scene detection whereas the VideoStudio internal encoder
seems to do things differently.
Can anybody shed any light on what might be happening? Is there any way to
post process an MGEG2 file to insert scene-detection "marks" that the
VideoStudio wizard might recognise?
Thanks,
Raymond