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Need advice on exporting project(s) to DVD using adobe premiere CS5
I shoot music videos and commercials and clients are now asking me if I can give them their work on DVD(s). I’ve never done this before and I’m hoping someone out there can guide me in the correct direction to execute this request for my clients.
Thank you
Quality over Quantity
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Adobe Encore seems to be the natural choice… no?
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I will do some research. Thank you
Quality over Quantity
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I recently had the bad experience of trying to make 1080i material look good on DVD (480i). It looks good until you put it on a newer flatscreen TV, then everything bad about it gets amplified, until you sit a a decent distance from the TV.
OTOH 23.976P footage looks great when making a DVD.
If you can talk them into BluRay (you should charge more for it) Encore is a great way to go.
Toast (Mac) has an options to make simple DVDs and an advanced feature to put 20 minutes of HD material on to DVD media that can be played back only on a BluRay player (but, I have never used it).
Phillip Todd
Cinematographer
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Thank you so much for the feedback. I will get back to you if I have any questions
Quality over Quantity
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