resonator
25th January 2003, 23:18
Hi there!
I'm trying to do make a PAL version of some certain NTSC Anime DVDs of mine. I don't have a DVD writer yet, but I'll soon have, so for the moment I'm just doing test with a "MiniDVD". And I have a few questions.
Getting the video right isn't a big deal.
Getting the audio isn't a big deal either, using Besweet/AC3enc, however I'd like to do a time strech using Prosoniq TimeFactory rather that resample. What do you guys use to encode a stereo wave file (or 6 mono wave files) into a valid ac3 stream?
Getting the subtitles right I don't quite get. One of the DVDs I wanna do is "Crest of the Stars", and there are 2 colored subtitles, so I wanna use the raw subs demuxed with Vobedit. How can I re-assign the subtitles to the correct time-position after the SpeedUP from 23.976 to 25 fps? Same with the chapters.
How'd you do it?
[EDIT]Maybe I should add that I'm pretty new in the DVD authoring business, but I'm not dumb. Just point me into a direction and I'm sure I can figure out the details for myself. And thanks for the help.
I'm trying to do make a PAL version of some certain NTSC Anime DVDs of mine. I don't have a DVD writer yet, but I'll soon have, so for the moment I'm just doing test with a "MiniDVD". And I have a few questions.
Getting the video right isn't a big deal.
Getting the audio isn't a big deal either, using Besweet/AC3enc, however I'd like to do a time strech using Prosoniq TimeFactory rather that resample. What do you guys use to encode a stereo wave file (or 6 mono wave files) into a valid ac3 stream?
Getting the subtitles right I don't quite get. One of the DVDs I wanna do is "Crest of the Stars", and there are 2 colored subtitles, so I wanna use the raw subs demuxed with Vobedit. How can I re-assign the subtitles to the correct time-position after the SpeedUP from 23.976 to 25 fps? Same with the chapters.
How'd you do it?
[EDIT]Maybe I should add that I'm pretty new in the DVD authoring business, but I'm not dumb. Just point me into a direction and I'm sure I can figure out the details for myself. And thanks for the help.