Movie Intro (1 Viewer)

[ToXIc]

subscribed..

never thought of doing such a thing...

i like it...

edit: is this the youtube vid?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqMAljOas5g

 

[ToXIc]

I'm using an existing intro from Dolby that is 20 seconds long with a very nice surround sound effect. It even passed WAF, which is crucial in my situation. It's available as M2TS with lossless TrueHD sound quality at the trailer site mentioned in FAQ, but most users will not have support for that, so I've converted it into AC3.

The result is a 22MB MKV file with 1920x1080 H.264 DXVA video and 640Kbps 5.1 AC3 sound @ drop.io introhd

can you provide the AC3 sound clip for download?

 

[RoChess]

can you provide the AC3 sound clip for download?

No problem @ drop.io soundhd

 

[ToXIc]

can you provide the AC3 sound clip for download?

No problem @ drop.io soundhd

awesome... ty

i already have the rendering going...


what programs you guys used to add the audio?


edit: oops i'm sorry, i miss understood... i thought the sound clip you mentioned was for the Fox opening...

 

[RoChess]

No this was for the Dolby intro that I offered as full download, no manual rendering required, just as-is. Figured there has to be a few people around who don't want to bother with making their own rendering, but want a nice intro to their movie.

But if your end result is a regular movie file in AVI or MKV format, then you can use common tools available for that to merge video and audio streams. My favorite is AVI-Mux GUI, which (don't let the name fool you), can handle both formats.

Easy explanation (Download links below it) @ AVI-Mux GUI QuickStart

You can also use the program to 'join' multi-parts together into a single file, create chapters, add subtitles and many other things. Easy explanation on how to join @ AVI-Mux GUI - Joining files

 

[Gixxer]

I'm using an existing intro from Dolby that is 20 seconds long with a very nice surround sound effect. It even passed WAF, which is crucial in my situation. It's available as M2TS with lossless TrueHD sound quality at the trailer site mentioned in FAQ, but most users will not have support for that, so I've converted it into AC3.

The result is a 22MB MKV file with 1920x1080 H.264 DXVA video and 640Kbps 5.1 AC3 sound @ drop.io introhd

very nice intro video.

thanks for sharing it.

 

[ToXIc]

just finished my 1st movie intro.. based on the 20th century one..

sucker took about 24hrs to render them finished it up with iMovie

cant wait to go home and test....


edit: crap i'm home now.... looking in the moving picture config and ant find where to add the intro i made...

*searching the forum currently, but if anyone know please post*

 

[Mew]

Hi Toxic

In the Moving pictures plugin you want to select the "About" tab, hit the "Advanced Settings" button in the bottom right corner, and then scroll down the list to "Playback Options" and select the "Custom Intro Location" below it (if it is not showing double click "Playback Options". You can then add the path of the intro in the text box at the bottom of the "Advanced Settings" window.

Mew

 

[RoChess]

edit: crap i'm home now.... looking in the moving picture config and ant find where to add the intro i made...

It's explained step by step with pictures to guide in the FAQ.

 

[ToXIc]

ty very much.... i looked there before but didnt scroll down that far....

nice faq btw