Alexander Kallas
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Do a Google search, it’s a matter of resolution.
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Easy in DVDSP using “stories”. Make the menu point to the different story which includes the different language.
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Do you want to make a data DVD or a playable DVD, for the later you will need to make an m2v file first.
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DVDSP by far the best, look on eBay as it no longer supported by Apple
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Tod,
May I ask, DVD is delivered on TV which is interlaced. If that is the target what is your workflow from 24p which of course is progressive. DVDs displayed on computers have gone via algorithms, that produce progressive images. Your
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Of course you remember that DVD is SD, so how are you converting from HD?
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If you do the data as a still in a movie? DVDSP can do this.
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OK how much of FCP studio runs on your MAc and your current OS 10.12.6?
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[Alan Stephens] “I already have DVD Studio Pro 4. It is still a great program but it doesn’t import chapter markers from Premeire.
I would have to put 40 plus markers in DVD SP. Its much easier to do when I am editing out black outs on the time line.
I have just found out High Sierra (next OS) will kill DVD Studio Pro and all the FC7 programs as well as iDVD.
I am now thinking I need to buy an old mac book with old OS to run Encore. That will solve the problem.In the mean time I am still researching how to deliver mp4 to customers. That is our current modality, however consumers can easily duplicate or share the download link with everyone they know, so that may reduce sales to the point of not profitable.
“Don’t know Premiere, have you upgraded to high Sierra yet?
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Go ahead and make your m2v file/s in/from Premiere and then go with what is/was the best authoring program on Mac, DVDSP, an evolution from “Spruce”. You will still find (if you are lucky) copies of DVDSP on e-bay , but be careful as all those updates on Mac OS may leave it behind. Google to see which is the last OS to run DVDSP correctly.
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Alexander