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QuickTime to MPEG2 for DVD
Hi Folks,
I was asked to take a collection of 10x QuickTime clips and put them onto a DVD for playback on a DVD player. What method would result in the highest quality playback? Do I have to be concerned with interlacing? The originals are 320×240
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3 Replies
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Hi there,
Look for quicktime alternative
https://www.free-codecs.com/download/QuickTime_Alternative.htm(probably you’ll get lot more result on searching google.)
This installs a directshow codec, so vegas can use mov files
just like any avi, assuming the codec is installed for it.Upsize the picture to 720*576 (PAL) or 720*480 (NTSC)
don’t worry about interlacing or anything, vegas does
the rest.
Just render out to DVD compliant mpeg2.Hope I could help.
By(t)e
Laca -
Laszlo,
koszonom a tanacsot…udvozlet New Jersey-bol…
Do you think that perhaps somthing like Super Sampling would help get the best quality from the QuickTime original? Any color correction suggestions?
Russell
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Hi Russel,
The quality is already determined by the low
resolution and low bitrate (high compression)
of quicktime mov.
There will be no real quality enhancement rendering
it to a higher resolution, however you could blur it
to reduce it’s blockyness.Make some test renders (and/or burns to RW discs)
to see if you can achieve some subjective enhancement.Colorcorrect it if you’re unsatisfied with it’s colorspace.
>koszonom a tanacsot…udvozlet New Jersey-bol…
:))) szivesen, udvozlet Budapestrol…mailto:kovacslt@fw.hu
https://www.kovacslt.fw.huBy(t)e
Laca
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