Subject:ac3 encode for video

Posted by: penguinproduction

Date:8/21/2002 4:22:09 PM

If I want to burn my DVD video with a Dolby 5.1 mix, where do I start. I am editing in Premiere and have Acid Pro (haven't upgraded to 4 yet til I figure this out). I am currently burning DVD with DVDit PE, but have purchased DVDitPRO (im now broke). Anyhow, Am I on the right track on this issue ?

Subject:RE: ac3 encode for video

Reply by: Gweilo

Date:8/21/2002 5:36:28 PM

DVDit PE doesn't support 5.1

Subject:RE: ac3 encode for video

Reply by: penguinproduction

Date:8/21/2002 8:39:01 PM

sorry, thought my first message said I had bought DVDit Pro...Haven't installed yet. Was hoping for some guideance before I have to actually read the freakin manual...

Subject:RE: ac3 encode for video

Reply by: Luxo

Date:8/22/2002 2:41:54 AM

DVDit PE (Professional Edition) doesn't support 5.1. Unfortunately it only supports 2-channel Dolby and PCM audio. You need their ReelDVD product to do 5.1. And if you're broke, you'll be saving up for quite awhile. It retails for $1500.

Luxo

Subject:RE: ac3 encode for video

Reply by: SonyDennis

Date:8/23/2002 3:27:57 PM

Hang tight,

As seen on the ACID4 website:

"Coming soon! AC3 encoding and DVD burning utility from Sonic Foundry."

///d@

Subject:RE: ac3 encode for video

Reply by: rique

Date:8/23/2002 5:28:06 PM

>Hang tight,
>
>As seen on the ACID4 website:
>
>"Coming soon! AC3 encoding and DVD burning utility from Sonic Foundry."
>
>///d@

Is that going to be one of the special offers included with ACID 4 or a separate purchase?