Frage von Brockhoff:
Hello!
I have an Intel iMac (24 "), a Camera Canon HF100, FinalCutExpress 4.0 and a TV with HDReady.
The AVCHD format, I can edit with FCE.
Now my question:
Can I without a Blu-Ray burner and Blu-ray player (both are still very expensive) to produce a DVD that HDReady-Resolutionhat or my old DVD player can play.
Should I wait until the Blu-ray devices will be cheaper?
Thank you for a clever response to a perhaps silly question!
hb
Antwort von scubavideo1:
There is the possibility of HD-DVDs to burn (DVD Studio Pro can sowas in iDVD I know it does not).
In order for the HD-DVD material on the suit, however, it is encoded with h.264, and this can be your "old" DVD player with almost certainly not handle.
The HD-DVD will not work.
As a good alternative for native living room offers a Media Center. For example, the DVICO TViX HD M-6500A High-Definition Multimedia Player or Apple TV.
The parts store the movies on its internal hard drive and process ussynonymous h.264.
Antwort von PowerMac:
(...) Can I without a Blu-Ray burner and Blu-ray player (both are still very expensive) to produce a DVD that HDReady-Resolutionhat or my old DVD player can play. (...) I miss a question mark, but suppose that you want to ask something.
Answer: no, it does not.
