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Premier Pro 6 and exporting to DVD for TV
I want to make a montage of scanned photos [2550×3507, 24 bit, 300 dpi, depth 24 bit ] on Premiere Pro CS6 with some audio.
I have scaled, positioned and trimmed those photos on the Timeline of PPro. My final edit has few dissolves, other video effects and text titles too. PPro is running on a 24 bit win 7 Machine. The Ppro Sequence setting for now is set to –
DV NTSC,D1/DV NTSC(0.9091), 29.97,720×480, 4:3, 30fps DropFrame Time code for now.Now I want to export the media/project to a DVD disk, so that I could run the final project on a LCD, 720p TV with the help of a Sony dvd player. The TV and DVD are NTSC tested systems, I guess.
I don’t have Adobe Ecore on my window PC. but I have access to FinalCPro5 on my friend’s Apple Macbook. On my window PC I don’t have a DVD burner, but that Macbook has DVD inbuilt burner. The Macbook has iDVD too.
How should I go about this project?
If I export the media from PPro6, what should be my settings for this project.
Exporting .XML/EDL from PPro6 to import on FCP5 wont help as the project has lots of key-frames and dissolves.
I am new on PPro, so make it simple for me, please.
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11 Replies
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Export from APP – Select the mpeg DVD preset.
Dial in your data rate for max quality to space ratio.
Send to queue to render out using AME.
Take those finished files over to the computer you want to burn them to disc with.Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
In my PrePro6 i get this option while exporting the Media:
https://imgur.com/pkAoeThere is only MPEG4 options that gives me sub-options of 3GPPx352x288H.263. I dont know what to select to burn a DVD to be played on a TV via a DVDPlayer
I dont have AMEncore on my PC.
Please help me.
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Is this a licensed version of Premiere or a trial? On a regular Premiere install, it comes with both Encore and AME, and should definitely offer “MPEG-2 for DVD” encoding presets. Something is off here…
Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers -
I guess it is a trial version. It has only following Format options to export the Media:
I want to know what suitable format I should export the Media to finally burn a DVD via iDVD. I dont have AME or Encore.
I have already completed my sequences on CS^, but unable to proceed further as i am clueless right now about the Format for a regular DVD player. This project is to be projected on the viewer’s LCD TV via the DVD player.
Please help me as I am running short of time.
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I guess it is a trial version. It has only following Format options to export the Media:
I want to know what suitable format I should export the Media to finally burn a DVD via iDVD. I dont have Encore or DVD burner on this PC. I have to take the final exported file from PrePro to a Mackbook with DVD Burner. I need to know, what format and preset, I should export the sequence [Medi]a to take the final file- .avi/.mov/.mpeg4 format to burn a DVD.
I have already completed my sequences on CS^, but unable to proceed further as i am clueless right now about the Format for a regular DVD player. This project is to be projected on the viewer’s LCD TV via the DVD player.
Please help me as I am running short of time.
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Well then, with your limited option I would try:
H.264
720X480 (NTSC) 4X3I don’t know if your in PAL or NTSC or Other land.
Also, Widescreen? or not…You’ll take another quality bump as iDVD will have to convert to mpeg2.
Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
Please suggest me what suitable format, for the max. quality, I should export the Media from PrePro to finally burn a DVD via iDVD. I dont have Encore or DVD burner on this PC. I have to take the final exported file from PrePro to a Mackbook with iDVD Burner. I need to know, what format and preset, I should export the sequence [Medi]a to take the final file- .avi/.mov/.mpeg4 format to burn a DVD.
Sorry, I am a newbie to all this, and learning.
Thanks
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I have NTSC TV and 4:3 screen ratio.
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H.264
720X480 (NTSC) 4X3
29.97 lower fields firstChris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC -
My export setting looks now like this;
I am guessing all is right now.
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