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exporting settings for 1080p
Hello guys,
Some friends asked me to edit their wedding footage. The files were shot in 1080i and the extension is m2t. I want the final edited video to have 1 hour and then to burn it on a dvd with a very simple menu. My friends want me to make their wedding video 1080p from 1080i. So, given all these, what would be the best settings in adobe media encoder to export it, to have a final footage at 1080p and to still get it on a dvd of 4gb? I’m working in PR CS3, btw.
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5 Replies
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If it was not shot in 1080P, it won’t do anything (good) to author it in 1080P. Is there a reason they requested that?
-jeff
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[Diana Gandila] “have a final footage at 1080p and to still get it on a dvd of 4gb?”
You want to put 1080 on a SD DVD? -
I don’t know what’s the proper way to do this. I suppose I could give them on their HDD the main footage (with the full quality, etc) and then export it once again at a lower quality/size to fit on a normal DVD. I’m not good at it when it comes to the exporting part – there are so many choices and I’m never sure what is the right one. 😛 What should I do?
Thanks,
Diana -
I didn’t ask them why they want it in 1080p, and at that time I didn’t know that there was no difference, as you say. I’ll ask them once again, but anyway, is there any way to export the footage at 1080p/720p, not “i”?
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For dvd export to mpeg2-dvd and do not make it progressive. As in CS3 you will be throwing away half you vertical resolution.
Leave it interlaced.
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