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Basic Blu-Ray authoring question
I have a new blu-ray burner on my PC. I’ve traditionally created blu-ray movie discs by exporting a “blu-ray” file from Adobe After Effects (which is essentially a .wav file and a .m4v video file) and then using Adobe Encore to author. It works great.
But on this new machine, I don’t have Adobe Encore. What would be the best way to author blu-ray, cheaply and easily, when all I have is a folder full of wav+m4v files. It doesn’t look like many of the blu-ray authoring programs work with m4v files, so I’m not sure why After Effects uses that codec as its “blu-ray export.” Certainly, the Cyberlink PowerDVD suite that came with my new LG blu-ray burner doesn’t want anything to do with m4v files.
Suggestions/tips?
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1 Reply
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hi sean,
there are several cheap authoring-application. if you have m4v- and wav-files it would be very easy. m4v-files created by adobe premiere or after effects are H264-files with a different file-id.if you would like to do a fast BD-authoring you could do it with EasyBD from dvd logic.
https://www.dvd-logic.com/easybd/
just have a look at their demo-version. I´m running it with IGEditor as well, so you can create professional looking BDs.
cheers
danny
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