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  • Best compression workflow FCP6 project for Bluray burning

    Posted by Anne Davis on June 1, 2014 at 11:08 pm

    My Bluray burner came with Roxio Toast Platinum 11 and I’d like to try it for burning a Bluray disc
    os a short project (under 10 minutes).

    My version of Compressor is 3.0.5 so there is no “Share with Bluray” compressor preset option.
    I could use one of these Compressor presets:

    DVCProHD 720p24 (footage and editing codec used)

    HD DVD H.264 60 minutes

    HD uncompressed 8 0r 6 bit

    Should I use Compressor first, try exporting a Quiktime .MOV version of the timeline and dragging
    that file directly into Toast, or is there a better way I’m not considering?

    Thanks!

    Rob Gutermuth replied 11 years, 11 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Rob Gutermuth

    June 6, 2014 at 12:07 pm

    upgrade to FCS3 (FCP7) and use compressor for the encode, and Toast for authoring… that would be the ideal thing… but…

    there is a way to do it with your version of Compressor, by defining the MPEG 2 stream….

    One note; everyone says that creating MP4 files for blu-ray is a bad idea… and mpeg2 is much better… I never tried mp4’s even at H.264, so I can’t comment, but stick with having compressor make you mpeg2’s

    I think ken stone had something on this with earlier versions of FCS/Compressor… I would not use Toast to do the encode, since you own compressor.

    Rob Gutermuth
    Media Creations

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