skip correctly on the Panasonic BD 35. Any AVCHD video rendered in 4:3
on DVD causes the Pannie to lock up. Is this a Pannie bug? Is it a
Pannie design spec? I don't know.
AudioMuxer is a great product for creating this kind of disc.
Unfortunately, Audiomuxer renders HD video, i.e., 720P or 1080p video
in 4:3 AR. Changing the video aspect ratio of a AudioMuxer video to
16:9 fixes this problem. However, this involves re-encoding the video
with an external program and is time consuming.
Of course, you can solve this in Audiomuxer by choosing DVD quality
video at 16:9. That works fine, but it isn't HD video. Am I missing
something in Audiomuxer? Any chance we could have a choice for 720p
(16:9) and 1080p (16:9) and 1080p (4:3) added to Audiomuxer? For now,
that's on my Audiomuxer wish list.
If any of you know of a way to specify HD video with AR of 16:9 in
Audiomuxer, please enlighten me.
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