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Anyone w/ a PS3?
For those using Premiere Pro 2.0 and also using a Sony PS3, I’m looking for advice on the best video file export/encoding for playback on the PS3. File size is not an issue. I want to take all my short films, commercials and other content over to my PS3 for playback. I’m looking for the best quality video files possible.
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As far as I know, you can either use BlueRay DVDs or Standard DVDs on a PS3. The BlueRay may not be an option for you right now ($1500.00 without authoring software), and unless you are shooting HD videos, it wouln’t make much of a difference.
The standard DVDs can be burned with any DVD burner, either using Premiere’s Make DVD export, or a third party authoring application.
Of course, there isn’t much of an advantage for quality over a regular DVD player. The only thing it will do is upscale to your plasma’s resolution if you own one.
Vince
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I do this all the time and I do it in HiDef.
If I have a HDCAM or HDV I encode as a 1920×1080 m2t file and burn to a standard DVD as data. Then that plays as a data disk on the PS3 in full high def. You get about 30 mins on a 4.7. I haven’t yet tried these on a standard Blu-Ray player. Anyone?
As soon as I get my CS3 I will be able to make ‘loopable’ DVD’s for the CS3 for in store HiDef ‘play-all-day’ presentations.
Baz
What would I do without the ‘UNDO’ button!!!!
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What is an m2t file and does P-Pro have the ability to encode it?
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