Help! Burned an MPEG2 master. Authoring company says it's MPEG1!
I have a master that I've sent in for authoring/ replication but the company says the format is MPEG1 not MPEG2? The software used in post production was ulead media studio 8. I'm at a complete loss as to why ulead has a MPEG2 burn option but it turns out to be MPEG1 when finished. Has anyone had this type of problem before?
Thanks in advance. Mark |
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I pose this question to anyone who has a minute to please take a look at my screen shot and help me analyze what might be the conflict concening MPEG1 & MPEG2.
The post production work was done using Ulead Media Pro 8. The burn was an MPEG 2 master. I mailed it to the replication company and they say it's MPEG1 and they can't use it. The screen shot was taken from a duplicate of the master which shows MPEG2 format. Anyone run across situations like this and find a fix. Is it incompatibility between ulead and what the replication company is using? Mark |
Could it be that the audio is wrong?
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I'm not familiar with Ulead but your settings look fine.
Here's how you can test what your file really is: run it through G-Spot, a small freeware you don't even have to install, just run it from any folder on your computer. See http://www.headbands.com/gspot/ On a second look... what might throw off the duplication house is your MPEG audio - that's very old school... you need AC3 audio. |
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