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2 hours 50 min project
i made a 2 hours and 50 min project from premiere cs4 to encore. in a test i made of a litle part of it i had a very good quality in 8 mb transcode but for all the project i needed 11.50 giga so i made 5.9 mb that took 8.4 giga to put in a dual layer disc. the problem is that it came not in a good quality like the test in 8 mb. is there any chances to make 2:50 hours of good quality?
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Instead of CBR,transcode your video files using VBR 2-pass bitrate settings (Min:1.5 mbps, Target:4 mbps, max: 7-8 mbps).
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i have this preset but it is even worst. its lower.
with 8mb i see perfect – with 5.9 i see not good – with 4mb? -
Are you using CBR or VBR to transcode the assets?. I would suggest you to use a VBR 2 pass preset with maximum bitrate @ 8 mbps and target bitrate @ 4 mbps. This should give you a high quality output.
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i will try it but i dont belive it will work because its lower than 5.9 and as i told you i see very bad in 5.9 but with higher target bitrate (8) i see very good but it takes a lot of place. i will try and tell you ( last time it took me 12 hours so we will wate a bit)
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Then let Encore decides the bitrate. Why don’t you use the Encore’s automatic preset?
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i will try it too
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4mb and automatic came in low quality
only 8 mb is good but needs 11.5 giga -
i found the problem why i see sometimes good and sometimes bad.
its not a quality problem.
once i copied the project to another location in a wrong way. instead of importing i copied. after this i imported into it so i got 2 sources in the project panel and i have clips made good (by import) and other clips made wrong by copy. i tried to refer the bad clips to the source by selecting a clip and “Replace with clip From bin” but i got the all source (from its begining ) and not the edited clip with its right long efects etc. then i tried to do “replace footage” to the source avi that the bad clips are refered to – but it didnt succede. i think i need a way to tell every damage part to refere to the source and keeping its efects -
Not sure about your copying of files instead of importing theory, but I will say that almost 3 hours of footage is tough for Encore to encode. I had a similar experience with about 100min trying to fit on a single layer DVD. Here is the link of my experience with a summary on the end.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/145/867879#867940
Also, make sure you use AC3 audio.Pauley
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