Blu-ray/ DVD burning

[Michael Slowe]

Koti, it occurs to me that possibly the size of this particular file is too large for the BD. I also use Toast 11 for my BD’s and also my BD burner is the Lacie. I’m also using a very similar camera as you, mine is the Sony EX 1 which is replaced by the PMW 200. I convert my camera footage into the ProRes 422 HQ codec which gives smaller file sizes yet maintains great picture quality, maybe that’s your problem.

Michael Slowe

[Gary Milligan]

[Koti Ravi] “The Video is almost 2 hours of footage and then I convert using Toast Titanium 11 and my blu-ray burner is Lacie.”

In Toast, what are your transcode settings? (MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 AVC) I know it will take time but maybe you should try transcoding with different settings. What type of discs are you using?

HTH

Gary

[Koti Ravi]

Thanks
My Sony PMW 200 Settings 1920 x 1080 60i

[Koti Ravi]

Thanks!!!!!
MY setting is MPEG-4 AVC
Also I used All brand BLU-RAY’s.
Some thing

[Koti Ravi]

Sorry
My camera setting now 1920 x 1080 60i
I will try with ProRes 422 HQ codec .
I will let you know.
Thanks
Koti.R

[Koti Ravi]

Sorry
My camera setting now 1920 x 1080 60i
I will try with ProRes 422 HQ codec .
I will let you know.
Thanks
Koti.R

[Koti Ravi]

Hi

ProRes 422 HQ codec setting Can I change in the Camera or Final cut pro?.
Thanks
Koti.R

[Gary Milligan]

[Michael Slowe] “I convert my camera footage into the ProRes 422 HQ codec which gives smaller file sizes yet maintains great picture quality, maybe that’s your problem.”

Michael, no offence intended, converting to ProRes 422 HQ is giving you smaller file sizes? – I don’t think so. I reserve the right to be wrong.

Gary

[Gary Milligan]

[Koti Ravi] “Also I used All brand BLU-RAY’s.”

I’ve never heard of All brand Blu-ray discs… do you mean you’ve tried several different brands and get the same results?

Gary

[Koti Ravi]

Yes!!!!