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More testing required, and if I find anything that beats my current workflow I'll post a powerpoint about it so the next poor bastard doesn't have to reinvent the wheel.TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 6 Free Download I think I have older versions of all their stuff that doesn't need an internet connection but I'm trying to stay legit these days. I don't have an internet connection on my personal laptop right now, so TMPGEnc doesn't work (they weren't kidding about needing an internet connection. avi out of Vegas, resize in VirtualDub, bring into DVD Architect as SD-sized. I have gone ahead and burned several dozens of DVDs with my video using my tried and true method uncompressed.

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I also tried rendering a MPEG-2 straight from the Sony Vegas Pro timeline for DVD Architecture and that was poor quality, as I already knew it would be. I tried a couple different ways with it and quality was horrible, so I'm assuming I need to play around with the settings more.

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Update: I sprang for TMPGenc Mastering Works 6 and their Authoring software as well. And don't forget 'Best', which engages Vegas' better rescaler.

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There are a series of old newsletters that go through the complete workflow, and include a bitrate table. The most accessible best references for Vegas/DVDA workflow can be found in forum moderator Edward Troxel's site. Your work, your standards, your audience are going to be different than anybody elses. (including this post!) I'm all for testing those products to see if I can get higher quality into my workflow, but I'd want to be darn sure I was getting the best I could out of Vegas/DVDA first to serve as a benchmark. Here it's harder to improve, Vegas' MPEG2 encoder from MainConcept is really quite good.Р”Вon't take everything you read on the internet as gospel, I say. And a state of the art MPEG2 encoder in TMPGEnc. I suspect it's a state of the art rescaler in VD. But with the workflow you describe, you ain't getting that goodness, whatever it is. But if you've already got a 1280x720 you like, you could start there, same settings.Р”В«ut like I said, I'm ignorant of what VirtualDub and TMPGEnc can deliver.

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How to get to that point? Well, I know where I'd start - rendering the original Vegas timeline directly to a DVD-compliant MPEG2, being sure to set it up using the custom rendering dialogs, using a bitrate calculator or table to determine the compression settings, and being sure to select 'Best' rendering quality since this render requires rescaling. That's how to get the most out of DVDA don't let it encode anything! To do this you'll have to assure that these two files fully conform to the DVD spec, otherwise DVDA re-encodes them. Ideally, at that last step, you'd give DVDA a 720x480 MPEG2 file that is correctly formatted for widescreen with a 1.2121 pixel aspect ratio, and a Dolby AC3 sound file.

Additionally, giving it a 720x405 source means that it is also rescaling, after you've gone to so much trouble to get out of Vegas for the scaling operation! That might be a *big* ouch right there! There are few controls, and DVDA's automatic settings all seem to be sort of 'draft' quality.

Generally, we don't want to have DVDA doing *any* encodes. I don't know much about VirtualDub and TMPGEnc.Р”В«ut, your workflow isn't getting the best out of Vegas & DVDA.Р”Р„s I understand it, and maybe I'm missing something. That won't work for me, but I can get on the internet for long enough to create my master file, then go on the road (where internet may or may not be available) and continue to use that master in DVDA to burn as many DVDs as I need to. Ideally, I'd not need to get TMPGEnc Authoring Works 5, instead continuing to use DVDA, as TMPGEnc apparently requires a constant internet connection for it to work. What I'd like to know, is whether using TMPGEnc software can improve on this workflow of mine.Р”Р„ny other suggestions are welcome. avi into Sony DVD Architect Pro 6.0 and burn my DVD using the default settings. I take that into Virtual Dub and use Video/Filter/Resize to downscale to 720x405. My current workflow for this project is to set Vegas Project properties to 1280x720 29.970, progressive. I've just completed a video project which uses many formats of video as source video, such as: