Vegas 10 - Blu Ray Help

[Sepu]

just to give an update here.

I checked my original files from HSF21 and they are filmed with AVC codec, 1920x1080, 50i, 24mbps

I then tried to render as suggested here with AVC template, on Sony Vegas 10 (or 11).
Only in Sony Vegas 11 you can select the Blu ray template at 24mbps, but you get an unknow error and you can't render!
In Vegas 10 the max mbps by default are 16, if you change it manually to 24, u get the same error.

Now I'm trying to render the complete video (including audio) with the MXF 422 CBR and see what happens...

[FotherMucker99]

There's no need to go higher than the default of 16mbps.

16mbps sony avc ~ 32mbps mpeg2

Use the "Sony AVC/MVC" codec with this template "Blu-ray 1920x1080-50i, 16 Mbps video stream".

You get your video as .avc
Render audio seperately as ac-3 pro (which is for blu-ray) or wave

DVDA project video format: AVC 1920x1080-50i, 16:9

[Sepu]

Ok great thanks for your help man
I try this right now...

[shownomarcy]

16mbps sony avc ~ 32mbps mpeg2

Use the "Sony AVC/MVC" codec with this template "Blu-ray 1920x1080-50i, 16 Mbps video stream".

I just have started to edit in hd. What does 16 mbps =32 mbps mean?
So far I have recorded in 17 mbps, so I thought this setting is okay, but do you mean if I record in full hd 24 mbps, than this setting still wont reduce the quality?

Btw I find the multicam mix tool very useful, you can cut with it very fast (true its RAW) and its just as easy to correct as composite level, if the cut is not perfectly on the right place.
And if the videos are Not on 1 timeline, I couldnt add Transitions, if I use mix view, I can give fading Transitions very very easily.

[norbinho]

Btw I find the multicam mix tool very useful, you can cut with it very fast (true its RAW) and its just as easy to correct as composite level, if the cut is not perfectly on the right place.
And if the videos are Not on 1 timeline, I couldnt add Transitions, if I use mix view, I can give fading Transitions very very easily.

i think the multicam tool is not very useful...you can create a definately better mix when doing all manually, especially when you do fast and lots of changes between the different angles, for example when you change the angles with the drum beats.

[shownomarcy]

Btw I find the multicam mix tool very useful, you can cut with it very fast (true its RAW) and its just as easy to correct as composite level, if the cut is not perfectly on the right place.
And if the videos are Not on 1 timeline, I couldnt add Transitions, if I use mix view, I can give fading Transitions very very easily.

i think the multicam tool is not very useful...you can create a definately better mix when doing all manually, especially when you do fast and lots of changes between the different angles, for example when you change the angles with the drum beats.

yes, you are right, that's the case when you want to make it really well! I also did that sometimes, and in that case I cut by checking the beats on the audio channel with very big zooom to be correct...

Now I duplicated all the video channels, made a multicam channel, and there are the vids also one by one, so if I want to add a transaction or something, I can make the multicam channel visible, in other case I will do the general way, I think

[Sepu]

16mbps sony avc ~ 32mbps mpeg2

Use the "Sony AVC/MVC" codec with this template "Blu-ray 1920x1080-50i, 16 Mbps video stream".

I just have started to edit in hd. What does 16 mbps =32 mbps mean?
So far I have recorded in 17 mbps, so I thought this setting is okay, but do you mean if I record in full hd 24 mbps, than this setting still wont reduce the quality?

Btw I find the multicam mix tool very useful, you can cut with it very fast (true its RAW) and its just as easy to correct as composite level, if the cut is not perfectly on the right place.
And if the videos are Not on 1 timeline, I couldnt add Transitions, if I use mix view, I can give fading Transitions very very easily.

The AVC codec is more compressed...so with 16mbps of the AVC you're pretty the same video of a 32mbps mpeg2