
03-06-2007, 08:55 PM
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Re-encoding all audio if one clip edited
I am using Womble DVD to edit files from a JVC hard disk camcorder. The files have a .mod extension, but they are mpeg 2 files (specifically, the video is 720x480 29.97fps 9200Kbps, and the audio is AC3 48000Hz stereo 384Kbps).
If I assemble a project from ten clips, with no edits of any kind, the DVD encoder shows that everything will be “stream copied” without any re-encoding.
If I edit the video only in one clip, and none of the audio, the DVD encoder shows that that clip’s video will be re-encoded, but all the audio will still be streamed.
However, if I edit any audio at all, even if it’s only in one clip, the DVD encoder shows that all the audio will be re-encoded.
Is there any way to avoid this? I’m guessing that audio takes a lot less time to re-encode than video, but for a big project it might be worth saving that time.
Any replies welcome.
Thanks
Dave_t
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