i need someone who realy now his way in sonic scenarist

[fibola]

hi, i have big time trouble with the burning dvd according to the guide.
i reach the last phase (the sonic scenarist program) where i need to import the video+audio file and then make chapter , now according to the picture in the guide he has two ac3 audio file and i have only 1 , i dont know if its matter but that's my situation.

2. maybe it should be like this but the movie i import from the file i got from the cinema craft encoder and the 1 file ac3 i import from the file i got from dvd2avi .

3. after i finished to the thing according to the guide, i press start and after it reach to 100% i get an error message about the proccess, (the files created in my h.d)

4. the file that created is 5.03gb (bigger then 4.7gb that for that i did all the pahses) , when i played this file on powerdvd the picture and the sound are not much there is a big delay in the sound, and at last i have this annoying message at the bottem that say--- cinema craft encoder.

its important to say that for all the long of the way i done everything according to the guide and i didnt get any error message , can someone please help me.

[Doom9]

First you say
3. after i finished to the thing according to the guide, i press start and after it reach to 100% i get an error message about the proccess, (the files created in my h.d)

then you sayand i didnt get any error message Something doesn't add up here.. either you did get an error message or you didn't.

As for the logo.. you're using the demo version of CCE. You didn't think you'd get a $1900 program for free, did you? ;) If you don't like the logo you have to pay the price.

As for the filesize.. apparently you picked a really large bitrate because for a normal movie and one AC3 track to get up to 5GB your bitrate has to be pretty impressive. Using the robshot method (that's what's in the guide) you can normally use a bitrate slightly above 2mbit thus if you only have one audio track you should not cross the 4.34GB (it's 4.7 million bytes = 4.34GB) border.

As for the asynch.. I wonder how you extracted your AC3 because the program I use keep the AC3 delay info in the AC3 stream and Scenarist uses it and I've never gotten any asynch files.. but if you absolutely must there's an AC3 delay corrector in my download section that can help you fix the problem. DVDDecrypter during ripping or DVD2AVI during .d2v creation will tell you the audio delay.

[fibola]

first thanks for your replay

second , i ment that until the last phase there werent any errors.
third , can you please tell me how to decrease the bitrate ?

fourth where is the robshot method guide ?(if i understand right).

and about the ac3 i didnt get it how to fix it .

sorry...

please help again, and please if you tell me to go somewhere like program or guide if you can to put a link.

[auenf]

i see you have posted this exact (well, almost, you added "untill the last phase" to the two other posts) topic and contents to this forum twice, and the CCE forum once.


8) No cross posting. Post your message to the appropriate forum and nowhere else or it will be locked or deleted without warning.


i am giving you a strike on rule 8, and please post future stuff in one forum only, if you think you've put it in the wrong forum, then please ask a moderator/administrator to move it.

Enf...

[Eyes`Only]

Ironically, this thread had nothing to do with being an expert in Scenarist. :D

[Doom9]

robshot guide: http://www.doom9.org/mpg/cce-advanced.htm . In step3 there's a passage Note: Depending on the number of audio tracks, subtitle tracks but also on the movie that bitrate may be too high and you'll get a "Total Bitrate is too high" error in your authoring program. I've tried it a couple of times using 2 384kbit/s AC3 tracks and 2 subtitle tracks and was always successful but the more tracks you have the higher the chance you'll run into this problem. In such a case you must lower the Max bitrate, try 9500 or even go down to 9000 (and use the same value for the 2nd pass as well!).

ac3 delay corrector: http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Audio/ac3delay_all.zip

In order to solve your problems it's generally very useful that if I ask you a question you try to answer it, rather than throw questions back at me. It wouldn't have taken you long to find that guide and software on my site. Can I conclude that you're not very interested in making an effort on your own?