I often find a need to update or change video/audio while previewing in DVD Architect.
I can open Vegas up, do any editing and render out my new results. or so it seems. Actually, if DVDA is drawing on the assets tah you are updating, the render won't overwrite the files. Fair enough.
But why doesn't Vegas throw up a flag and say something to let you know? It proceeds to pretend to render, albeit often way faster than normal. That's the only indication something's amiss.
That's in the case of AC3 audio. In the case of mpeg 2, it renders but puts a 0000 or something like that at the end. Which means , of course that DVDA will not update to that filename.
Can't we just have the normal daialog box of "This file already exists. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?"
I can open Vegas up, do any editing and render out my new results. or so it seems. Actually, if DVDA is drawing on the assets tah you are updating, the render won't overwrite the files. Fair enough.
But why doesn't Vegas throw up a flag and say something to let you know? It proceeds to pretend to render, albeit often way faster than normal. That's the only indication something's amiss.
That's in the case of AC3 audio. In the case of mpeg 2, it renders but puts a 0000 or something like that at the end. Which means , of course that DVDA will not update to that filename.
Can't we just have the normal daialog box of "This file already exists. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?"