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MPEG 2_TS file format… need help.
I have to deliver MPEG2_TS 1080p 24fps format to a client and I just want to clarify how it’s created. Client can’t open.
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MAC. Edited on FCP 6.0. Exported a reference. Imported reference in DVD Studio Pro. Built a TS folder for HD. Delivered folder.-is there something that I’m missing?
thanks for your help.
Ron -
8 Replies
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Not sure what your trying to do. Why are you making and HD DVD? What does the client need and why?
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need to deliver a mpeg2 ts to run in an instore system at best buy…. that ‘s the file format that they’re requesting… 1080p.
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mpeg 2 ts?? 1080p? Do you mean an HD DVD disc playable on a HD DVD player? Or a regular DVD? SD DVD doesn’t support 1080p but you can convert it to MPEG 2 and burn a disc. DVDSP will author a HD DVD but it won’t support 1080p MPEG streams and it needs to be burned to a red laser disc – no HD DVD burner are available.
Good Luck
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What are the trying to play it on? An HD-DVD player, standard def player or a computer?
Noah
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I just found out…. a multimedia video jute-box that runs the monitors in the store. the programming needs a ts file within the TS folder instead of the .evo file that stores the video in the version that I made from DVDSP4. They’re working on pc’s…. so I’m not sure what program can do that….
any help would be great…. uncharted territory here.
Ron
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No clue- I’d suggest giving them an uncompressed 1080 QuickTime on a hard drive and letting them do the conversion. It sounds like some proprietary Windoze thing that you’ll not be able to create on a Mac.
Noah
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[Editology] “is there something that I’m missing?”
Yes. The client wants an MPEG-2 transport stream (an .m2t file).
Bill Stephan
Senior Editor/DVD Author
USA Studios
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Yes… I figured that out based on choosing the option for audio…. Thanks so much for responding.
Ron
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