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PAL DVD
Posted by Matthew Press on March 29, 2006 at 3:36 pmHi Guys.
I’m using Premier 1.5 to make mpegs and Encore 1.5 for Authoring. What are the correct mpeg setting in Premier to make PAL Assets. I’m converting AVIs. I’ve tried a bunch but everyone of them looks Ragged and Stuttery. Hope you can help ASAP.
Thanks
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Jeff Bellune
March 29, 2006 at 7:26 pmTry bringing your avi into Encore as is, then letting Encore automatically transcode it. Test burn to an RW disc and see if you like the results any better.
-Jeff
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Matthew Press
March 29, 2006 at 7:36 pmI’ve set up me Encore Proj. as PAL. Encore will not let me bring the AVI into it.
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Matthew Press
March 29, 2006 at 8:08 pmWith all do respect. I really need help on this ASAP.
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Jim Kanter
March 29, 2006 at 9:28 pmPAL is *NOT* NTSC and needs to be converted first, then to MPEG. Try Procoder or another envoding app to convert from NTSC to PAL AVI and then into MPEG.
Jim Kanter,
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Erik Pontius
March 29, 2006 at 10:36 pmConverting the NTSC avi to PAL in Premiere will look horrible…more less how you are describing, since it is doing a poor job of scaling and changing the framerate.
Your best bet is to use a stand alone transcoder like Canopus Procoder (which does an excellent job of format conversions) since it will do a better job. Procoder isn’t cheap, but is probably money well spent in terms of it’s quality and capabilities.
Another option is to find a tape dub house around that will do the format conversion with a professional hardware format converter. This can get pretty costly.
The other thing to consider, is whether you really need a format conversion. A many DVD players sold in Europe will play both formats and do the conversion for you.
Erik
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Jeff Bellune
March 29, 2006 at 10:38 pm1. What codec was used to create the .avi? Do a Google search for GSpot and use that utility to I.D. the codec.
2. What is the frame size of the .avi?
3. What is the frame rate of the .avi?
4. What error message do you get when you try to import the .avi file into Encore?
The answers to these question should provide a clue as to why Encore won’t import the .avi file.
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Jeff Bellune
March 29, 2006 at 10:41 pmOne more question: Are you “converting” PAL .avi files from PAL .avi to PAL .mpeg, or are you “converting” PAL/NTSC .avi files to NTSC/PAL .mpeg files? Encore will not convert PAL –> NTSC or vice-versa.
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Beiiib
March 29, 2006 at 10:57 pmIt is easy man, i am from argentina, here everything is Pal except for the dvds.
I usually work with FireStore DvStandars Converter, and i use the matrox dv codec cause ive got a rtx100 matrox card.
This Software for DV Pal/Ntsc Ntsc/Pal conversions is easy to find………
Then use the Premiere Pro, by creatin’ any DV Pal project and import the new Pal .avi file into this project… now u just have to use adobe premiere’s encoder to convert the timeline into a m2v file.
Then you just import it to Encore.
Anyway… I found Canopus ProCoder wors than FireStore Dv… doing Pal/Ntsc or Ntsc/Pal convertions, but this is the best Mpeg encoder of all, and much much much more better than Premiere’s Encoder.
I hope this help
And sorry for my english i know it is not very good lol
merci beaucoup…
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