Blueray

[Chris Borjis]

compressor has that right now.

[Shane Ross]

Steve Jobs has said that getting into BluRay is “a world of hurt.” So I doubt it. But we also never know what Apple will do in the future. Those who know don’t tell…those who do tell vanish!

Adobe Encore, Toast 9…those are your options.

Shane

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[Mark Dannunzio]

So once I have that blueray file I should be able to use toast and burn a DVD right? Any word on when DVD Studio Pro will allow to build a blueray disc?

Thanks alot,
Mark

Mark Dannunzio

[Shane Ross]

Oh? What the hell do I know?
I should shut up.

Shane

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[Mark Suszko]

I want to find out more about these stand-alone live BluRay recorders out of Japan, where I understand they’ve been in use for a couple years. I could play my HD timeline off thru the IO into one of these and be a happy guy for the specific situation I have. Anybody got aline on when/if the Japanese stand-alone recorders will make it over here?

[Walter Biscardi]

[Mark Dannunzio] “I was wondering if anyone knew if the new compressor will have an option to encode for blueray? “

We’ve been using Compressor for BluRay encoding for 12 months now. It’s always been there since they added HD encoding.

Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Biscardi Creative Media
HD and SD Production for Broadcast and Independent Productions.

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[Chris Borjis]

[Mark Suszko] “I want to find out more about these stand-alone live BluRay recorders out of Japan”

sometimes they come up on ebay.

Panasonic is mum at the moment but they should be here around 2010.
cost of entry has been one barrier, as the msrp is around $ 2,500
in years past. $ 1,500 is the new entry price point on the cheapest one
as of 1 year ago. I remember paying around $ 700 for the first panasonic
dvd-recorder.

here are some model numbers:

Panasonic DMR-E700BD (3 years old)

1 year old (can also record avc/mpeg4)
Panasonic DMR-BW700
Panasonic DMR-BW800
Panasonic DMR-BW900

[Mark Suszko]

Compared to what we pay for decks, these will seem cheap even at that price.

[Chris Borjis]

[Mark Suszko] “Compared to what we pay for decks, these will seem cheap even at that price.”

agreed and if they truly provide excellent AVC/H.264 encoding
THINK OF THE TIME SAVINGS ALONE!! 🙂

[Todd Beabout]

Hey Walter,

Where is that BluRay setting located in Compressor?

I could be misunderstanding, but is it the same as the “HD-DVD” settings?

Sorry… I’m a BluRay noob.

-Todd