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Q:
Vegas Pro 8 software can burn Blu-ray discs. What are the details related to that feature?
A:
Vegas Pro 8.0 burns Blu-ray BDMV format to BD-R and BD-RE recordable media.
For the video, you can use MPEG-2 or AVC encoding. The MPEG-2 video templates have an average bitrate of 25Mbps. The AVC video templates have an average bitrate of 15Mbps. For the audio, use Dolby Digital 2.0 or 5.1 (AC-3) encoding at 192Kbps or 448 Kbps respectively. On a 25G single-layer BD recordable disc this gives you approximately 3h42m for AVC or 2h15m for MPEG-2. You can create your own templates if you need to adjust the bitrates. Also, you can use standard definition MPEG-2 formats for very large amounts of video on a Blu-ray disc. Vegas Pro 8.0 does not currently have the ability to burn BDMV to DVD recordable media. Sony Creative Software has specifically tested on the following burners*: Pioneer 101 A Plextor PX-B900A Sony BWU-100A Lite-On LH-2B1S Philips SPD7000BD Matsushita BD-MLT SW-5582 (within a VAIO VGC-RC310G desktop) Matsushita BD-MLT UJ-220S (within a VAIO VGN-FZ190 laptop) Sony Creative Software has specifically tested on the following players*: Sony PS3 Sony BDP-S1 Samsung BD-P1000 Samsung BD-P1200 *Other burners and players on the market today may work as well.
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