Batch encoding

[Jack1012]

I've been using Creator 9 for the past several months to convert edited TV content to DVD's. Has anyone found a way to set up multiple encodings as a batch to run overnight. (I've searched without result.) Thanks in advance for any help.

[mikiem]

I've been using Creator 9 for the past several months to convert edited TV content to DVD's. Has anyone found a way to set up multiple encodings as a batch to run overnight. (I've searched without result.) Thanks in advance for any help.

If it any help at all, you can check out videohelp.com for software to do the basic mpg2 encoding as batch jobs overnight, then import the results into videowave/mydvd. That would save you the encoding delay, but you'll lose out on stuff like fit to disc.

[bimicher]

If it any help at all, you can check out videohelp.com for software to do the basic mpg2 encoding as batch jobs overnight, then import the results into videowave/mydvd. That would save you the encoding delay, but you'll lose out on stuff like fit to disc.

 

Since the OP is using EMC 9 to edit the video and therefore also has to use EMC 9 to render or output. Using 3rd party software is not an option

[grandpabruce]

I've been using Creator 9 for the past several months to convert edited TV content to DVD's. Has anyone found a way to set up multiple encodings as a batch to run overnight. (I've searched without result.) Thanks in advance for any help.

 

Afraid not.