videomojo
Active member
I'll try to keep this short:
I did a project for a church. They asked that I put the rendered file in MPEG2 format on a thumb drive. If I render in MPEG2, the audio and the video are separated, so it makes it difficult, if not impossible, for them to use.
Is there another format that is as good as MPEG2 for large-screen viewing that I can render to and the audio will be with the video? Or is there a way to join the audio and video in MPEG2 before I copy the file for them?
Thanks for all suggestions.
I did a project for a church. They asked that I put the rendered file in MPEG2 format on a thumb drive. If I render in MPEG2, the audio and the video are separated, so it makes it difficult, if not impossible, for them to use.
Is there another format that is as good as MPEG2 for large-screen viewing that I can render to and the audio will be with the video? Or is there a way to join the audio and video in MPEG2 before I copy the file for them?
Thanks for all suggestions.