Frage von raimi1:
Hello!
'm Probably not the right place here, among so many professionals.
But the better, then you can safely answer my simple question easily:
I'm making an SLR camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II, which superb HD movies (and they have not purchased because of the filming).
Meanwhile, I have already there are some movies on hard drive s.PC.
And now it comes:
I have no idea how to burn these movies on DVD, so I can watch it just on the DVD recorder s.Television (; DVD and Television Panasonic).
Indication at the Camera:
Movietyp: MOV (; Video: H.264, Sound: Linear PCM)
Movie Size: 1920 x 1080 HD (; 16:9), SD 640 x 480 (; 4:3) - 30 B / s
I want to buy an expensive program synonymous.
Does anyone have any simple instructions for me?
Thanks in advance for your answers,
greetings from Graz,
Raimi
Antwort von highdefinition79:
Hello!
I once tried Google for you. My thoughts went by that you should convert the MOV files if necessary, before you burn it, because it is quite difficult to find a free tool that you burn the right MOVs. I'm going continue to assume that you are using a Windows platform, since you probably otherwise would not have made this question, since Macs so iDVD and it is the container format of Apple's MOV was developed.
Here is s free Windows tool to convert MOVs. Then you can burn it for example with the Movie Maker. (Is this s.Windows XP).
http://www.chip.de/downloads/c1_downloads_17370353.html
Antwort von Schleichmichel:
It would need but synonymous with Windows-standard programs, go to the burn. Mov files DVD compliant. At least with a burning program that you use regularly. A decent burning program will probably have everyone on his calculator. Most offer the synonymous of DVDs from different sources.
Low Budget courageously in the writing program, throw specify a target firing a DVD-Video.
Note: DVDs are in PAL in this country, so you should rather s.der camera's frame rate set to 25fps. 30 is NTSC, and they must be burned DVDs synonymous. Is possible, but this is quite gurkig.
In addition, the videos are not on a standard DVD be shown in full HD Resolutionzu.
Antwort von Alf_300:
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Note: DVDs are in PAL in this country, so you should rather s.der camera's frame rate set to 25fps. 30 is NTSC, and they must be burned DVDs synonymous. Is possible, but this is quite gurkig.
If one looks only at Flat Screen it's well worth a try in NTSC
