Yes! Just click on the file in the Project bin, then go to the
Properties tab where you'll see the Asset properties, and change the DVD
Transcode properties from Automatic to Don't Transcode. This will only
work if you already have a DVD-compliant file. You can't do that if
you've got an AVI file, as it has to be changed to an MPEG video file first.
Glen in Vegas
Taky Cheung wrote:
>
> I am using Encore CS3 to author a DVD. I have a bunch of MPEG-2 DVD
> compliant video files that are encoded using Procoder. After I loaded
> them into Encore project, it shows the Status as "Untranscoded" and
> the Transcode Settings is "Automatic". After I right click and choose
> "Transcode Now", the status become "Transcoded" and the Transcode
> Settings shows "Don't Transcode".
>
> I tried read through the help file and still don't quite get what it
> means. What I want to do is to avoid the process of transcoding so to
> keep the best possible quality. Is there a way I can get Encore uses
> the file I imported without performing transcoding?
>
> Thanks
>
> Taky
>
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