Adobe Media Encoder Heeeelp!!!

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PimpDaddyDA

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O.k.... me again.... I'm SUPER desperate here....

Can somebody clue me in to this most basic of basics:

All I need to do is export a 24pa clip from ppro, using the media encoder and import that clip into Encore...BUT it must be in perfect frame sync. IE: the video clip and audio clip have to be exactly the same length in the time line. Perfect sync.

The only export from Adobe that will work is an AVI file. BUT, Encore sucks at encoding avi files and the AME is a much better encoder.

So, I have to export an encoded file using the AME, which is great, I love the AME the way it looks it perfect....HOWEVER...when I import that encoded clip into Encore, it is out of sync!!!! by at least 4 to 6 frames.

HHHHEeeeeeeeeeeeellllp!!!!!!!!!!!

Anybody have a clue as what I'm doing wrong?

The avi file is PERFECT sync, but when encore encodes it, it gets a little ghosty....

:( :( :(
 
hmmm all I know is I had problems with encoding 24p from premier pro, till I created the avi, then used encore to encode it. Only then did it come out smooth, and synced up.
 
maybe try a .wav file with ppro for audio? I honestly dont know if this will help. But i had problems syncing music with P6.5 untill i converted the audio file to .wav
 
Thanks, but I need dolby.... the .wav and pcm are too big. I've decided to just bring it in to a pro house and have them hard card encode it. Can't screw around with this prosumer software any longer.

Encore sucks. They should clearly state on their shiney software box that "this software can not encode using dolby sound."

Encore's 2.0 should be recalled. It's a fraud. No good for feature films, only good for shorts and wedding videos.
 
Heh, yeah they should. That really sucks, I haven't used 5.1 yet. Good to know the problems that exist with it.
 
PimpDaddyDA said:
Thanks, but I need dolby....
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Encore DVD transcodes all stereo PCM audio to Dolby Digital by default. So by importing stereo PCM audio to Encore DVD you do indeed have Dolby Digital audio on your DVD.

Are you using Stereo or 5.1 audio?

EDIT:
Hum ,i just read in another thread that you are using 5.1 audio.

/Roger
 
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