Multi Angle DVD issues. Just a little confusing.

Hello.
Wrote out mov files from FCP. Same exact length. Dropped these files into DVDSP. (prior to this I set the encoder for CBR 3.8 mb) They encoded fine. Dropped the main into V1 and then Angle 1 into V2, then got a very strange message..
"The Video Asset DVD 4 ANGLE 1 (Video) is only usable up to 00:01:28;02. Use the first part of the asset anyway?"
The clip is 30 min 44 sec. I can actually pull the clip out to it's end but when I try to simulate I get this message..
"Illegal angle situation. Only the Main Video Angle will be simulated."
I have looked at the original time line in FCP but there is not even an edit point at the time mentioned above. The movies from FCP had no edit points anyway as they were self contained....any help whould be much appreciated.
Until then I remain,
scratching my head.
Chris
Powerbook G4 17 1gig/G4 Dual 1gig Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Did you remember to set the encoder to closed GOP? Which encoder did you use?
This is probably the only time I'd ever recommend trying this, but the DVDSP built in encoder using CBR has proved more successful for me when building sample projects with mixed or multi angles. You could try it and see if it works better for you, rather than use Compressor (or whatever).

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Multi Angle DVD issues. Update

In my first post I explained that I had some difficulties and strange messages. The first message about using only some of the material: Before you export a movie from FCP check every edit point ( i read this before but assumed that exporting a self contained movie would fix this as long as the whole track is the same length)
The main track and all the subsequent angles must match exactly. Meaning edit points to the frame. I also included chapter markers for (my project) V1 and V2 exact to the frame.
When this was done I exported a movie from FCP, imported the movie into DVDSP, and encoded (in background~CBR 3.8mb/closed). I made a dummy menu and simulated the disk. everything worked. I then build/formatted to the hard drive, and checked it on the Apple DVD player. Worked fine. Angle switching and all. I hope this help anyone interested.
Until then I remain,
reasonably relived,
Chris

Good stuff - well done.
The edit points and cuts are seen as places to start a new GOP, and in mixed or multi angle work the GOP structures must align exactly.
What I have also done in the past is export from FCP as self contained, then open a new FCP sequence (or project) and import that file as a single piece of footage. Exporting it again ensures no cuts or edit point info goes with it. It's a tedious way round, but it has worked for me before.

Multi-angle dvd just not working out... do you have any tips?

I am making a multi angle dvd with DVDSP and compressor. I have 2 video streams that are encoded at 4.0Mbps and with AC3 audio encoded at 192Kbps. The video looks 'ok' and I want to be able to switch between these 'angles' during the movie.
The video is broken up into 5 parts of 6min each. Which are all assembled in the Track1 consecutively with the AC3 audio, then the 2nd angle video (which is also in 5 parts) is added as the angle 2 sub-track.
There is a Track2 with the exact same video, but without the switchable angles and encoded higher at 6.8Mbps (preset 60min HQ) on this same disc.
With menus, the entire size of the disc is 4.1Gb
Everytime I build this dvd, it errors out with the "Video Bitrate Too High" problem. I have dropped the AC3 audio down quite a bit as well.
I can encode everything all over again using a higher compression, but there is tons of movement in my video, and it is already starting to get blocky at 4.0Mbps.
Is there another way? Am I missing something here in making a multi angle disc? I've rented videos where there are 2-3 angles that are switchable, and they look awesome. Surely, some one can share tips in making great multi-angle discs. TIA.

Hi There
I have created a mixed angle DVD that went to replication successfully but getting the mpegs right was very difficult. In the end I had to re-install DVDSP3 onto my system for two reasons 1) The only way my mpegs would work was if they were created thru Quicktime Mpeg Exporter which DVDSP4 removes, and 2) after I got it all working in DVDSP3 then tried to rebuild it in 4 it would not recognise my V2 or V3 angles - I didn't get any errors and it muxed ver quickly but only V1 was present. I have not been able to create a multi angle disc in DVDSP4 SD, even with mpegs that build successfully in 3.
The problem with all of Apple's encoders except QT Mpeg Exporter is that they create the occassional bitrate spike in both CBR and VBR, which will blow your encoding everytime in a mixed/multi angle project.
That said - here's how I exported my mpegs.
I made a QT movie of the complete V1 track (no cuts as Hal warned you about, they act as compression markers and force a GOP boundary) and placed it in a FCP timeline. Then added my chapter markers to the FCP timeline. Next, in a new vision track I added my mixed angle footage in the exact places where it is meant to come in and out, using the chapter markers.
Then I turned off the mixed angle footage and exported the mpeg of the entire V1 track using CBR 7Mbps closed GOP (Mpeg exporter is automatically closed GOP) and making sure that 'recognise chapters' box was ticked (can't remember exactly what its called). Once done I turned off V1 and turned on V2 then set my in and out points to the exact in and outs of each of my mixed angle tracks respectively, and exported these using the same settings.
When I dragged the mpegs into DVDSP and placed my V2 vision in I occassionally got a warning of GOP problems after a certain timecode, if this happened I only lost the last few frames of the clip which wasn't a problem in my project. Then tested and built and all was good - I then had to repeat the whole proccess again for an NTSC version which also worked.
So, there's my long winded way of solving the problem. Unfortunately if there's a better way I haven't found it and haven't read of an alternative on this forum of the Cow that has worked.
Good luck and let us know how you go.
Cheers
B

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Im having issues trying to use the multi angle and the mixed angle feature.
Is there a way to open a clip to view its GOP format.
Also when i export the chapter and compression markers form FCP I am not able to view them in DVD studio Pro.
Is there something I am missing?
any help would be greatfully appreciated
Josiah

just new here.
Just now I finished building a mixed angle dvd in SP4.
Simulated it in SP4 and it seemed to work.
First I got the bitrate too high error. I use 4 angles. But had a vid rate of 4.5 Mbit average + aif audio (1.5Mbit). I think the problem there was the fact that my maximum VBR was 7.8Mbit. So add 1.5Mbit to that and you're over 9Mbit. I replaced the AIF with PCM stereo and it built fine.
When trying it on a player I can't change the angles. I keep seeing the first stream in the video.
I did choose stream 1 in the disc property inspector. Might that be the cause of this?
Or is it indeed as people assume that you can't build a working mixed angle disc in Sp4?
If that's true, then I have to reinstall SP3. I have to do that anyway to get my export via quicktime out of FCP back. Because I also get the you need to serialize DVDSpro. Which I have.
I think Apple has rushed this release out a bit too quickly. Lots of little bugs with this version.
---- 2nd post------
Just tried rebuilding it, with the Disc property inspector Angle on not set.
Same result.
it looks like Apple screwed up big time and it is impossible to make multi or mixed angle DVDs under SP4.
Thinking of going back to version 3 to finish this project properly.
grrrr. Not happy with Apple right now.
------- 3rd post-----
Just redone the exercise in the book dvd studio pro 3 (Rammseier-Sitter). I build the project, wrote it to an image (got to do that every time before burning a project, saves me screwed up discs).
Then tested the image with DVD player.
Where with my own project the other angles can't be chosen and viewed here it does work!
So it must be possible to create a multi angle dvd.
However I can't figure out the difference between that chapter 18 project assets and my project. Okay they use ntsc and I pal. In the exercise you have to export one stream yourself and I did it exactly the same with my streams.
I tried a test project with just the part of the multi angle in my original project.
Set up a similar structure and tried it. NOP. doesn't work.
This is driving me insane. How can I get this to work?
I hope this will work after reinstalling dvd sp3 or if I have the same problems.

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Thanks!

Timeline
Manage up to 9 video angles, 8 audio streams, and 32 subtitles per track
Add, modify, and delete chapter markers in the Timeline
Trim audio and video clips interactively or with timecode
Combine multiple video clips and slides into one track
Stills in Timeline are added to DVD as space-saving stills, not generated video
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Import Line 21 files for Closed Captioning support, for NTSC SD projects only
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Multiple angles add another full-length segment to track
Mixed angles add only video that is different from the first video angle
Source DVD SP Specs at Apple Website
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http://tinyurl.com/3jf72fy
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I've read all the posts here that I can find but I'm still coming up empty. I have three clips, one a multiangle clip and then the two source clips that went into making it. All three have the same in and out points marked and the same duration and I've gone to compressor and qued all three up before submitting, with all the same video settings. But I still can't get all three to work. Only the two source videos go together. It keeps telling me that "The Video Asset 'X' is only usable up to XXXXXX" and asks me if I want to use it anyway. If I say no, then it tells me that there was an incompatible GOP structure. WHAT AM I DOING WRONG? I am this close to literally banging my head against the table in my attempts to figure this out. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Ok thanks for the help... I don't know how helpful it will be though... let me explain what I'm trying to do, which will explain why some of your suggestions wouldn't work. I record live concerts and I'm just trying to fit a full concert onto a dvd. I would like chapter markers at the beggining of every track, though I would like absolutly no pauses between tracks (tracks have been cut to cd sector boundries of 1/75 second, which seems to work fine on DVD even after converting from 44.1 to 48. ). I would like 2 menus ... a welcome screen and a setlist screen linked to each song. I would like the show to play in it's entirty with a bands logo on the screen (which is the first JPG) and have the second angle just black (to save tv sets from frying). If the show is 20 songs then I create a 20 slot slide show with the bands logo and the 20 songs. I then covert this to a track...as this is the only way to add an alternative angle. If I don't add 2nd angle of black, the burn goes fine, if I do then it crashes.
Now if I were to encode the jpg's to mpeg2 before adding to the project this would mean I need over 3 hours of each, cut in 20 different spots that correspond exactly to the audio.
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after hours upon hours of tweaking i have it working fine in DVDSP simulator (perfect really, everything is so sweet!) only when I burn/build/format the project the multi-angle functionality is lost.
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Message was edited by: claudia 639

claudia 639 wrote:
hi all,
i've spent almost three days working all the bugs out of a dvd with 10 multi angle tracks
(thats 10 different tracks with two different angles each).
after hours upon hours of tweaking i have it working fine in DVDSP simulator (perfect really, everything is so sweet!) only when I burn/build/format the project the multi-angle functionality is lost.
i've tried the dvds on two different players, and two different computers, even the same mac i built the DVD on and the second angle just doesn't seem to exist?
can anyone tell me if there is a setting i'm missing or... is the switching between angles something you can only do inside DVDSP simulator... some kind of bad joke on apple's part???
That's a very complex project to cut your multiangle chops on. Make a copy of the project and discard all but one of the tracks so you have something with fewer resources to juggle.
I've done dozens of multiangle projects in DVDSP over many years since the featgure became available in, I think, DVDSPv2.5 or so, maybe v3. They all have worked without any hitches so we know there's nothing wrong with the software. There are two ways you can use the option but the most reliable is to have all angles exaactly the same length, to the frame.
Assuming you have taken into account the bit rates required to hold all of your video assets on the single disk, I cannot think of anything that would disable or prevent multiangle from working since it is part of the basic DVD specification.
If the alternate angle's resources are not being burned to disk, the multiangle function will not be active. You might be able to view the processing log to see if the names of your b-roll files are being processed at all.
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Hey everyone.
I've been wanting to use the multi-angle feature now for a long time but haven't had the time necessary to dedicate learning how to do it. Is it hard to set up? Can anyone walk me through the process or send me a link? I am adept at DVDSP, so not a lot of background is needed, just the process for multi-angle.
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Also wondering about some resources for learning scripting. Can anyone pass that along? I would like a script to run, where the menu moves after the user selects which button they would like to watch on their DVD.
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Hello. I am new to this forum and a little confused already.
I want to get a sound card that will support asio drivers and the SB Audigy 2 ZS is looking good. It supports asio drivers. My question is what is the difference from a recording point of view between the X-FI extreme and the SB Audigy 2ZS. As far as I can see,nothing. Also where do you draw the line between asio supported cards and non asio cards? The most important aspect of a recording card that works/plays well is the asio drivers. Everything else is obviously related to the more money you spend the higher the sampling rates and maybe even DSP effects.
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babyatari wrote:
Hello. I am new to this forum and a little confused already.
I want to get a sound card that will support asio drivers and the SB Audigy 2 ZS is looking good. It supports asio drivers. My question iswhat is the difference from a recording point of view between the X-FI extreme and the SB Audigy 2ZS. As far as I can see,nothing. Also where do you draw the line between asio supported cards and non asio cards? The most important aspect of a recording card that works/plays well is the asio drivers. Everything else is obviously related to the more money you spend the higher the sampling rates and maybe even DSP effects.
Anyway the rig I use is used for playing music, gaming and making home DVD.s. The sound quality of a recorded analogue video needs to well recorded and thats where the SB Audigy 2ZS or X-FI Extreme come in.
Regards
Peter.
"Audigy 2 Zs" and "Audigy 4 Pro"
- ASIO 2.0 drivers for low latency (as low as 2ms) multi-track playback and recording at 16-bit/48kHz or 24-bit/96kHz-.
"X-Fi"'s
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So, if you record only DVD quality (24-bit/96 kHz) then there are not big differences.
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