Alexander Kallas
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[Jeff Pulera] “The workflow would be to export from Premiere as MPEG-2 DVD format, which is different than just straight MPEG-2. “
OK please, just how do they differ?
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If you don’t mind some letter-boxing, create to the longest portion’s dimensions
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If you author to 5.1 the DVD player will respond to what the viewing device is capable of
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Export as a self-contained movie from your editing time-line, and then compress to m2v. The bit-rate will depend on 1. the length of your movie, i.e. for a single layer DVD5 or double layer DVD9. 2. wether you want to duplicate or replicate (a matter of reflectability) and use of constant or variable bit-rate. Read up on this stuff and you will arrive at the solution for your project.
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The TV is not a complete operating system cf a computer
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HD DVD is a dead format
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I am using .mp4, but that’s not the problem….
Yes it is, what codec in that file?
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Not used iDVD, but what format is the movie that you are importing? This may be incompatible, contain errors, or even be too long in run time.
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Short answer, NO.
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Start with ” Mac the Ripper”
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