Frage von bengodinero:
Hello everyone!
Have a finished movie (clip) in Premiere Pro 1.5. Want to spend the movie on DVD. What is the best solution, the best setting? Should I just render it as avi or dump directly into Premiere on DVD. Which encoding should I use? PAL DV 4mal3 High Quality 7 or 3 MB of 1 or 2 Pass ......
It should be the best result because I want to use it professionally.
Thank you for your help
Mfg.
Martin
Antwort von AndyZZ:
How long is your movie?
Antwort von bengodinero:
Hi Andy!
My film is about 21 minutes. But color correction and tone correction.
Thanks for the help
Mfg.
Martin
Antwort von AndyZZ:
Will you still make a DVD menu? Then export as MPEG2 with CBR (kontanter bitrate) 8.000 kbit / s, sound also as MPEG2 with 224 or 384 kbit / s. This fits on it more than loosely on the DVD.
Without the menu you can very well just burn a DVD, but the settings are the same.
Can use the synonymous terms of reference: NTSC DV High Quality 7Mb CBR.
Antwort von bengodinero:
Hi Andy!
Thanks for the tips. I make a menu. Should I pre render an avi or spend the same in premiere on dvd?
Or is it better or with encore after effects to create a dvd?
Thank you very much
Mfg.
Martin
Antwort von AndyZZ:
If you want to make a menu, then you can begin to synonymous of play to premiere on DVD. Then stop immediately begins to insert the DVD of the film. Can you make ...
With Encore and After Effects can certainly make great DVD menus, but I think that there is still more for you at some distance to come back to times on your initial question. After Effects is a seeeeeeehr demanding program. But only through practice, can learn.
