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Stills project for progressive DVD
I have a widescreen dv projet (Prem Pro 1.5) that is made up entirely of large still TIFF images to which animated moves are applied. To get the very best DVD, is it possible to say import the project to a DVCpro 24fps project to get a progressive output? Or should I render a 24fps movie out of the DV project? I have never done anything in 24fps or with progressive frames.
I am assuming that progressive DVD’s are better.
I am authorinig in Encore. I have Adobe After effects also. FWIW, I just got the new Production Studio bundle, but haven’t installed anything yet.
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I don’t think that the progressive DVD will make much of a difference, because you are primarily using stills which can be of any duration. I would personally create the project in Encore 2.0 and utilize the slideshow feature.
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The project is made up of 210 scanned Kodachrome slides.They are 3000 pixels wide. Each image has zooms and pans on it. Many also have lower thirds captions.
I originally started the project as HiDef in After Effects, but was such slow going I moved to Premiere. I want to eventually author it into a Blue Ray disc.
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