However, don't those setting only affect the bits that get re-rendered?
Also, to preview my edits, I am using Womble to make a DVD - will the quality of this video be different if I export an mpeg movie? I like the ease of Womble's DVD maker, so even if I did use the export feature to make a file, I'd be reimporting it into Womble's DVD maker anyway to make the DVD files.
Another question: Do I *have* to demux my VOBs? I have been using Womble's two extra audio tracks, sometimes simultaneously, so having the main audio and video together on the first track is very useful.
I really enjoy the ease of editing in Womble, but this judder problem has me perplexed. I took my test DVD to a friend's house tonight, and it played without any motion problems, but after about 10 mins we noticed the audio slowly going out of sync...
How can the audio go out of sync when the VOB was never demuxed?? It's always been married to the video...