* Available setting's values depend on the selected encoder.** The maximum value changes according to the bitrate and framerate.*** The maximum value changes according to the profile and level.# Recorded authoring in VC-1, Dolby Digital True HD, DTS, DTS HD, etc. is not supported.# BD-J/Live is not supported.
With TMPGEnc DVD Author 2.0 you can change (author) your MPEG-1 / MPEG-2 files to DVD-Video structured files. Using high quality MPEG files made with TMPGEnc products, or with your MPEG capture device, it is possible to perform your own DVD authoring quick and easy.
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TMPGEnc DVD Author 2.0 is an enhanced, yet still easy-to-use, software package for the creation of DVD-video discs on personal computers. It enables you to do everything from editing of video files (MPEG files), creating slideshows from still images, designing professional-looking DVD menus, to storing the final results on writable DVD discs.In terms of reliability and quality, TMPGEnc DVD Author 2.0 provides uncompromised high performance DVD authoring features. Its intuitive interface and video editing engine is a result of our extensive experience in the research and development of MPEG encoders and DVD authoring software.The product is suitable for beginners and advanced users who are looking for more enhanced product features, as well as anyone in between who are interested in creating their own DVD-Videos.
For consumer DVD authoring software within its price range, DVD Author 2.0 is the first software package that supports high quality 24bit/96KHz (2 ch)* linear PCM input and output, and it is now also possible to add two simultaneous audio streams per video track. DVD Author 2.0 also supports Input and output of Dolby Digital audio streams.* The highest possible sound quality within the DVD-Video standard.
Hi, reinstalling my TMPGenc Authoring works 5.2.6.65 onto a win10 64bit pro PC and upon running it it says needs quicktime 7.7.4 or later installing.I look for latest and see Apple no longer develop it. 7.7.9 last one due to vulnerabilities. Article elsewhere says avoid unless need for video progs, in which case untick all except essentials option.so wishing not to have vulnerabilities with my new win10pc build, I am worried !No I cant afford V6, build has left me totally skint, as well as Santander who halved my credit limit after I had to close the existing card as their application form didnt have an instruction box to do so, I even rang them asking them to do so, and they said they cant, must use the form to do so, but it had no box etc etc, so I nuked ut then applied for its replacement, then they tell me they cant carry fwd the credit limit I had, they never warned me beforehand ! So now I have no credit available. I cancelled groceries this week to try and cope. I rarely use TMPFenc, I wish to author not DVD's but files that when run show the graphical menus but avoid dumbing down to SD and burnind discs. So sticking with V5, will it do that ?BOBC
I just installed Authoring Works 5 to my brand-new PC w/ Window 10But, under "Cut and Chapter Edit" for each title source, "play" function doesn't work (only FWD/RWD works). Whenever I click "play" it freeze and have to terminate program.If any suggestion to how to fix this problem, pls kindly advise.B.Rgds
I cannot see where in TMPGenc dvd authoring works 5 I tell it to deinterlace a clip. in the clip settings I see option to re-encode output which makes selectable another drop down with interlace or progressive but I need to deinterlace then create a progressive clip. Furthermore to have a choice of a few deinterlacing options would be better as I see there are 4 methods according to another youtube video, some are not so good.Just where is the deinterlace option to be found ?BOBC
Hi,Thanks, back at this on eve of buying TV, I can see those settings so will try that (though no choices given compared to what I see in handbrake such as yadif) or lossless in HD vid etc prog, and so to see how well TAW does I will compare to de-interlacing using another prog.To that end, I have tested handbrake and also HD Video converter Factory 15.4 for de-interlacing to compare to TMPGenc's abilities, as certainly the HD etc prog I found gave a result matching original when I chose lossless, vbr, 25fps, PAL, and resolution as per the original (720 x 576). Handbrake on default settings turned a grass football pitch into a featurless woozy mess. Also it changed 16:9 to 1.728 whatever that was as well as altering 720 to 700.When authoring a dvd I see the interlace or progressive option for each clip and select interlace, when authoring all my interlaced clips , and choose 16:9 (I dont mix 4:3 and 16:9 on same disc. Not sure if one can but I dont.) then comes menu then simulation then burn and nowhere do I see an option to tell it to burn an interlaced or progressive. I assume TAW sees all interlaced and knows it must not burn progressive., likewise if it has been told footage as added is progressive (my de-interlaced footage done beforehand) it will burn a progressive disc, AM I RIGHT ?I hope this TV I am after doesnt require me to deinterlace all my footage as its going to take me years. If it receives broadcast interlaced it would deinterlace.BOBC
I've been using Authoring works 5 for a few years with no problems. (I purchased a license and it's a legit installation). Today when I tried to write a DVD project I got a popup that the "Disc Writing Tool Could Not Be Started. It is possible the installation is not correct" Any ideas? I downloaded the install file from my Pegasys account and tried to re-run it, but there is no "repair" option of course. I can only fully remove the program. My next step is to try to remove it and then install again from scratch, but it's annoying that this happens when I'm in the middle of a project that is due in a matter of hours. Any solutions out there? I can't get support from Pegasys any more because they don't support Authoring Works 5.
The free trial version of TMPGEnc Video Mastering works has a 14-day time limit.[4] The TMPGEnc Free Version has 30-day time limit for MPEG-2 encoding, MPEG-1 encoding is without limit, but it can be used only for non-commercial, personal or demonstration purposes.[3][5]
TMPGEnc Plus/TMPGEnc Free Version was often rated as one of the best-quality MPEG-1/MPEG-2 encoders, alongside Canopus ProCoder and Cinema Craft Encoder.[9][10][11][12] The popularity of TMPGEnc encoders has spawned various other products and "TMPGEnc" is now used as a general brand name for products such TMPGEnc Authoring Works (a consumer-grade Blu-ray Disc, DVD, and DivX authoring tool), TMPGEnc MovieStyle (a video converter primarily for portable and set-top devices), and TMPGEnc MPEG Editor (an MPEG editing program). TMPGEnc Plus is currently still sold by Pegasys Inc., alongside TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works, TMPGEnc Authoring Works, TMPGEnc MovieStyle, TMPGEnc MPEG Editor, TMPGEnc Instant Show Presenter, and TMPGEnc KARMA..Plus.[13] The TMPGEnc Free Version was updated in 2008 for compatibility with Windows Vista (SP1 included).[7]
I recently had a film air on PBS and they needed DVD's of the program for people to buy (Apparently no-one in their audience wants Blu-rays). I discovered that all the tools I used to use for DVD authoring are now effectively extinct. This includes the high-end MPEG2 encoders and the authoring software itself. We ended up outsourcing to a large duplication company, but had some issues getting the encode quality at the old professional standard (Cinemacraft encoder). Digging deeper, it seems many pieces of software can't legally exist because various licensing agreements are now defunct.
Is there a mid-level authoring suite with the power of the retired Encore software or DVD studio pro? I'm sure there is still options in the high-end space and the consumer space has lots of Mickey Mouse "drag and burn" stuff. Just wondering if there is something for people who want better encoding quality and the ability to make more complex menus without the 50K price tag.
The solution I use is to encode the Audio and Video seperately (and QC them to be sure the result is ok and DVD compliant) and then use these assets in a DVD authoring application. If the content is DVD compliant most software will just pass it along and not re-encode.
Hi Robert, and thank you for asking this. I've been an editor of PBS documentaries for decades, and have gone through not only the disc authoring process, but also the VHS process that came before it.
The last one I did for them was around a year ago. They wanted to discuss both ways of delivery with me - either my sending a hard drive with the master program on it, or my authoring of a DVD on my own. For that, I still have a MacPro 1;1 with DVD Studio Pro on it. I am always able to dust off my authoring skills and do it that way... but in the end, it actually turned out to be a MUCH more stable and secure decision to simply send everything to one of the PBS-sanctioned post houses like Pillar-2-Post or Henninger, and have them make it. Really top-notch people work at both, and they also completely understand every single new delivery item that PBS asks for - which seems to change constantly. Now, I know that doesn't really answer your original question. I simply wanted to stress that PBS - and other public media entities like APT (etc) - have requirements that change so much, that all of the producers I've worked for have decided to spend the litle bit extra to simply "let them deal with it". Plus, there is the peace of mind in letting someone who makes discs constantly handle it, instead of me, who makes one every 6 months ;) 2ff7e9595c
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