Adding Lm Audio

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Bluefalcon
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Adding Lm Audio

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Could someone please give me detailed step by step instructions (in other words newbie talk :blush: ) on how to add LiveMetallica audio to shows. I have searched everywhere, videohelp, cdfreaks, countless other forums, google, yahoo etc you name it but most of the time people just mention the programs used and not how it's done.

I have some free time on my hands and would like to know how to do it. I have seen Dvd Lab mentioned (which I have) but I have no idea how to get started without help.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks. :D
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You need a program like dvd lab, open the dvd in it, open the LM audio,create menu and compile. Maybe you want to do some synching too :thumbs-up:
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Thanks for that, that will definately come in handy. I've just finished downloading Vegas so all I have to do now is learn how to use it. Everything i've tried to open so far, has'nt worked!. :D
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Maybe you dont have the right Audio/Video Plugins for whatever software you are using
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Maybe you dont have the right Audio/Video Plugins for whatever software you are using
Everything's working fine now. The only thing i'm having trouble with is cutting the audio. Each time I try to do it, it cuts the video as well, I have'nt found out yet how to cut the audio(or video) seperately?.
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Bluefalcon wrote:
Maybe you dont have the right Audio/Video Plugins for whatever software you are using
Everything's working fine now. The only thing i'm having trouble with is cutting the audio. Each time I try to do it, it cuts the video as well, I have'nt found out yet how to cut the audio(or video) seperately?.
just highlight the audio track only and then click S to cut it, thatw ay the vidoe track wont be splitted
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just highlight the audio track only and then click S to cut it, thatw ay the vidoe track wont be splitted
Awesome man, thanks!. :thumbs-up:
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If you are doing already a finnished mpg2 video: when you have done the syncing. Don't re-encode it! Just export the audio and then remux it back to the video when you author the video to dvd.

We have seen few dvd's that are encoded from mpg2 again to mpg2. This process is totally unnecessary and with poor encoders the result is worse then what it was before syncing.

So remember:
- export only the audio
- When authoring add the video-mpg2 and Audio (LPCM/AC3/MP2/...)
- By doing this you won't re-encode the video.
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