Thanks, Joe. You were right.
After much struggle, I settled on this workflow:
1. Render to multiple ac3 and m2v files.
2. mux with:
mencoder -of mpeg -ovc copy -oac copy -mpegopts format=dvd:tsaf
-aspect 4:3 \
-o title.mpg \
part_00.m2v -audiofile part_00.ac3 \
part_01.m2v -audiofile part_01.ac3 \
...
3. Copy my label positions into a dvdauthor XML.
4. Generate DVD from single title.mpg
Catting mpegs, or m2vs and ac3s almost worked for me, but in a few cases
produced a video glitch at the file boundary. So far, results from
mencoder are without problems.
As an added bonus, I finally put my post-render workflow into a
makefile. One command to piece everything together and burn onto DVD. I
should of done that months ago...
Craig.
Joe Friedrichsen wrote:
> On 10/8/07, Craig Lawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi Everyone,
>> I have created 5 half hour DVDs with Cinelerra and they look
>> beautiful. Except for one thing: the video pauses or stutters (replays
>> the last few frames) at some of the chapter boundaries.
>>
>>
> //snip//
>
>> Has anyone seen this problem before? And solved it?
>>
>
> As far as I know, dvdauthor still doesn't tell you whether or not it
> found audio discontinuities.
>
> I have had the same hiccups in DVDs I've made, and the 'solution' that
> worked for me was to live with it. You can try cat'ing the mpegs
> together, demuxing with tcextract, and remuxing with mplex. Or change
> your work flow.
>
> Joe
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