DVD Studio Pro 207

Mastering A.Pack

70 minutes | by Martin Sitter

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Status: Available ( Add to Cart )
Released: Nov 20th, 2006

A.Pack is the Dolby Digital Encoder that ships with DVDSP Versions 1, 2, and 3. A classic software application ...

Dolby digital (AC-3) files sound great, they save space on the final disc, and they are a Mandatory audio formate for DVD-Video ... include Dolby Digital files on your DVD!

For years, Martin Sitter's DVD Studio Pro: Visual QuickPro Guide (Peachpit Press) contained the definitive - and only - description of how to create Dolby Digital AC-3 files. Now you can watch along as Martin shows you the way, through video and sound.

You'll learn how to choose bit rates, dynamic range compression, and dialog normalization to create perfect AC-3 files, every time.

Additionally, this program covers choosing the correct volume levels for DVD-Videos, and also shows why correctly encoded DVDs always play at a lower volume than broadcast television.

To learn more about this program, view the table of contents by clicking the "Topics" link above.

Chapter 1: Mastering A.Pack

Section 1: A.PACK INTRO

01: A.Pack Intro

02: Choosing a Bit Depth

03: How Much Does A.Pack Compress?

Section 2: AUDIO NORMALIZATION

04: Exploring Normalization

05: Peak Vs. Average Volume

Section 3: SETTING VOLUME LEVELS

06: Seting Levels in Final Cut Pro

07: What Level Should My Dialog Be

08: Should My Dialog Be -12, -20, or -31?

09: Adding a Reference Tone

Section 4: DIALOG NORMALIZATION

10: What Volume is DVD-Videos?

11: The Dialog Normalization Formula

12: Dialog Normalization in Action

13: Auditioning Dolby Digital Files

14: How Dialog Normalization Works

15: A.Pack Type 1 Error

16: Matching Broadcast TV Volumes

Section 5: DRC PROFILES (DYNAMIC RANGE COMPRESSION)

17: Gain Pumping

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