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Blu-Ray Settings
I am moving towards authoring Blu-Ray Discs, and was curious what some good settings to use compressing videos are? I know that the image sizes are limited, and am more concerned about encoding the clips themselves. Are there certain settings that are better than others? I am unsure, for instance what multiplexing setting to use, what bitrate to use (i.e. — 22 mbps?), what level to use (i.e. — 4.0 or 4.1?), etc.
I’m just trying to get enough info so that I can make the best possible BD-R.
I know that the source video is all 1080P 24 fps XDCam 1920×1080.
Thanks!
-Mike
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3 Replies
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In which application?
Noah
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Once I figure out how to get it out of Avid (Long GOP issues) I’m taking the QT Ref (I hope) into Adobe Media Encoder and then into Adobe Encore. If I do that, what settings should I use?
Is there a better way to do it?
I have a post in the Encore Forum too, but this was a more general question of what settings to use: https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/145/867761
THANKS!
-Mike
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Use the built-in presets for Blu-ray and take it from there.
Noah
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