Is it possible to render just I-Frame MPEG-2 output in such a way that the resulting video size remains very, very small?
Here's the problem.
My main occupation is audio work, and we do a LOT of DVD-Audio authoring, with associated Video_TS for compatibility reasons.
Authoring the Video_TS requires a non abstraction layer tool or you get spec violations by the dozen. This leaves me with 2 options.
1 - Scenarist SD
2 - Media Chance Labs DVD-Lab Pro.
The problem with Scenarist is that you cannot create a seamless slideshow that also has song markers where the "video" is a single still per track.
The problem with DVD-Lab Pro is that it's timing sucks on Audio-Only titles, as it drifts along the timeline, and the longer the timeline the less of a match there is between the track markers you enter & reality.
The workaround is a low bitrate MPEG-2 file and Scenarist.
The problem is that a low bitrate video file still comes in at around 2500 to 3000 kbps for it to look any good, yet there are DVDA titles out there wherethe Video_TS has MPEG-2 for the album length at just a few tens of Mb for the video section.
I suspct this is done by using a single I-Frame for each song - how can I make this in Vegas, please?
Here's the problem.
My main occupation is audio work, and we do a LOT of DVD-Audio authoring, with associated Video_TS for compatibility reasons.
Authoring the Video_TS requires a non abstraction layer tool or you get spec violations by the dozen. This leaves me with 2 options.
1 - Scenarist SD
2 - Media Chance Labs DVD-Lab Pro.
The problem with Scenarist is that you cannot create a seamless slideshow that also has song markers where the "video" is a single still per track.
The problem with DVD-Lab Pro is that it's timing sucks on Audio-Only titles, as it drifts along the timeline, and the longer the timeline the less of a match there is between the track markers you enter & reality.
The workaround is a low bitrate MPEG-2 file and Scenarist.
The problem is that a low bitrate video file still comes in at around 2500 to 3000 kbps for it to look any good, yet there are DVDA titles out there wherethe Video_TS has MPEG-2 for the album length at just a few tens of Mb for the video section.
I suspct this is done by using a single I-Frame for each song - how can I make this in Vegas, please?