Training videos and other questions

MikeLV wrote on 5/19/2015, 3:10 PM

Are there any training videos for DVD Architect Pro? I looked on Lynda but didn't see any.

Also, for DVD-9 projects, does it let you output DDP images for each layer to submit to a replication facility?

Does it get the layer break right, or do you have to open the file in IFOEdit like I used to have to do with Adobe Encore?

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Richard Jones wrote on 5/20/2015, 4:32 AM

Have you tried Google? Might also be worth checking the Vegas training and recorded webinars section accessed from this site (I can't be sure if they have one for DVDA but it's worth a look).

Richard

Steve Grisetti wrote on 5/20/2015, 7:36 AM

Check out the lynda.com course entitled "Sony Vegas Production Workflow". It's all about editing a scene, prepping it for disc production and creating a DVD or BluRay with DVD Architect Pro.

I've also got a free three-part Basic Training tutorial series for DVD Architect Studio on my web site, Muvipix.com. Virtually everything in it is applicable to DVD Arch Pro. Just type DVD Architect in the product search box at the top of the site's home page.

videoITguy wrote on 5/20/2015, 9:20 AM

The undoubtedly best DVDAPro series of videos for training were produced by the original VASST production team during the period of DVDAPro Version 4.5 - VegasPro9 era. They are still around!

Next best is a series of on-line seminars produced by SCS and located on this site for download in the training tab.

MikeLV wrote on 5/20/2015, 10:31 AM

Great, thank you for the information, I will look up those resources.
Are the 4.5 version videos still easy to follow with the latest version, i.e., not a lot of changes made since the older version? any idea where I might find the 4.5 training videos?

videoITguy wrote on 5/20/2015, 3:27 PM

4.5 was the most intact version of the last development cycle. Versions since have just tacked on some small Blu-ray additions as well as 3d video with 2d menus.

Call Vasst.

diverG wrote on 5/24/2015, 6:39 AM

Have you looked at this site?

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/training/videos

G