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Then select Save project markers in rendered media file. If you have added any Chapter Points to your video, make sure to select View all options at the very bottom of the Render As window. Go to File - Render As.ДЇirst make sure the Output Folder location has been set correctly, so that the video is saved to your project folder. The reason why this is important, is because DVD Architect Pro needs to know which files are meant to be synced together. Your separate Video and Audio files mustВ be given the exact same name and saved to the exact same folder location. All DVDs and Blu-rays in the Universe follow this protocol, so don't think I am trying to teach you something that you can do differently. When you prepare video for a DVD with Menus or a Blu-ray Disc with Menus, you must render the Video and Audio components as separate files. Sometimes people forget this simplest of steps before rendering video and wonder why they can't find their videos later ! Step 4 - 'Render As' window settings Remember to Save As, create a folder for your project and name it. Then go to the Audio tab and make sure the Resample and Stretch Quality is also set to Best.Д®dit and create your project as you normally would.

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While you are in this window, make sure to also set the Full Resolution Rendering Quality to Best.

Setting these values the same or in even mutliples of the original, improves performance with the program and quality of the final product. If your project properties frame rate settting is different to the frame rate for the videos you are using, this can make your CPU have to do a lot of unnecessary work. Using the Match Media function, will help to reduce the chance of this happening and take some load of your CPU. One of the biggest mistakes I see people making all the time, is setting the wrong Frame Rate for their projects. The advantage of doing this, is that it should give you much smoother playback in the Preview Window while you are edting and also make sure you will be outputting to the correct video type for your DVD or Blu-ray Disc. This will automatically match your original videos properties to be the same as the Project Properties for the entire project. If you imported more than one video, you only have to do this process once. Now navigate through your computer and select the same video you imported into your project above. If the pop up window from Step 1 did not appear for you, press the Match Media Video Settings button which is marked with the red arrow below. Look above the Preview Window and press the Project Properties button to open the window. Step 2 - Check your Project Properties and Match Media Settings

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In the next step I will show you how to check that everything is set correctly. However you should not assume that this is always true. This normally means your Project Properties already match the media you have just imported. If this window does not open up, do not worry. This will automatically set your Project Properties for you. If this window does pop up, please say YES. Import your Videos into the Vegas Pro timeline.ДЄs soon as you import your first Video into the timeline, Vegas Pro may open up a new window that says: ' Do you want to set your Project Video Settings to Match this Media' ? How do I Preview the Audio in my DVDA project? Step 1 - Import your Videos Importing Video into DVD Architect Main Menu Importing Video File into DVD Architect Pro Selecting an Audio Template for Rendering/Exporting to Blu-ray disc Selecting a Video Template for Rendering/Exporting to Blu-ray disc

Selecting an Audio Template for Rendering/Exporting to DVD Selecting a Video Template for Rendering/Exporting to DVD If you don't need to create menus and simply want to burn a quick DVD or Blu-ray Disc, please use this alternate tutorial here: How to Burn a DVD or Blu-ray Disc using Sony Vegas Pro Topics Covered in this TutorialД¬hecking your Project Properties and Matching Media Settings The method I show in this tutorial involves using Sony Vegas Pro 13В to render your video first and then sending the video to DVD Architect Pro, where you can then add Menus and burn a DVD or Blu-ray Disc. In this tutorial I show how to render a video for DVD or Blu-ray Disc with Menus and how to Import it into DVD Architect Pro.