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[msv]

I have tried all the NTSC settings reported on this forum (modyfying for PAL), default P2 templates and various experimental settings and cannot get Roxio to accept with out wanting to re-encode.

Does anyone have PAL Video and audio settings thay can share to save me pulling my hair out any longer?

many thanks
Mark

[shueardm]

Did you really try the PC2 template that I posted?
http://www.dvdquestions.com.au/vBulletin/s...hread.php?t=578

[Kirson]

Did you really try the PC2 template that I posted?
http://www.dvdquestions.com.au/vBulletin/s...hread.php?t=578

This template works fine for PAL or NTSC, I have tested both.

Look forward to PC3 soon too.....

[msv]

Did you really try the PC2 template that I posted?
http://www.dvdquestions.com.au/vBulletin/s...hread.php?t=578

i've not managed to download your preset - I registered the other day to the other forum but have not received mod approval yet to get access to download the attachment. If you can provide another link to the preset that would be appreciated or email to mark@ms-video.co.uk

Having read that thread in full am i correct in believing that DVDit always comes up with the "One or more files(s) you are importing appear not to be DVD compliant and may require transcoding..." when you import Blue-ray encodes? even if they are Blue-ray compliant? That warning referes to anything that is not SD DVD compliant? I cant understand why I still get that message importing a 48khz 16bit stereo .wav either? Perhaps I should just ignore these warnings and see what happens?

Thanks
Mark

[shueardm]

i've not managed to download your preset - I registered the other day to the other forum but have not received mod approval yet to get access to download the attachment. If you can provide another link to the preset that would be appreciated or email to mark@ms-video.co.uk

Having read that thread in full am i correct in believing that DVDit always comes up with the "One or more files(s) you are importing appear not to be DVD compliant and may require transcoding..." when you import Blue-ray encodes? even if they are Blue-ray compliant? That warning referes to anything that is not SD DVD compliant? I cant understand why I still get that message importing a 48khz 16bit stereo .wav either? Perhaps I should just ignore these warnings and see what happens?

Thanks
Mark

I haven't quite worked out the PCm thing yet either....

I just passed your registration so you can download.
I will do a PC3 template tomorrow and upload that too.

[shueardm]

I will do a PC3 template tomorrow and upload that too.

No real need. ProCoder 3 opens ProCoder 2 PCP files fine.