I'm working on a DVD project in DVDA 2.0a.
When I use MPEG-2s made in Vegas 5.0 with the Mainconcept encoder (which I've been using several years), they work with no problem.
I have about half a dozen MPEG-2's made in Final Cut Pro, output using Apples "Compressor" program. I import them into my DVD Architect project and the picture looks good, it plays with no stutter, everything is fine.
I close DVD Architect, then relaunch (either a day or a minute later), and find three things:
1.
DVD Architect suddenly reports all the FCP files as being MPEG-1.
2.
The folder on the PC that contains the media files is suddenly full of files with the extension "SFVX".
3.
When using Preview, My videos are all stretched, as if DVDA thinks they're 16 x 9 format.
I haven't tried burning it to a disk when Preview doesn't look right.
If I delete the SFVX files (even with DVDA still running), the video returns to it's normal, 4x3 aspect ration.
All clips are reported as being 720 x 480, regardless of how they appear in the preview window.
Anyone encounter this?
Thanks
When I use MPEG-2s made in Vegas 5.0 with the Mainconcept encoder (which I've been using several years), they work with no problem.
I have about half a dozen MPEG-2's made in Final Cut Pro, output using Apples "Compressor" program. I import them into my DVD Architect project and the picture looks good, it plays with no stutter, everything is fine.
I close DVD Architect, then relaunch (either a day or a minute later), and find three things:
1.
DVD Architect suddenly reports all the FCP files as being MPEG-1.
2.
The folder on the PC that contains the media files is suddenly full of files with the extension "SFVX".
3.
When using Preview, My videos are all stretched, as if DVDA thinks they're 16 x 9 format.
I haven't tried burning it to a disk when Preview doesn't look right.
If I delete the SFVX files (even with DVDA still running), the video returns to it's normal, 4x3 aspect ration.
All clips are reported as being 720 x 480, regardless of how they appear in the preview window.
Anyone encounter this?
Thanks