Chris Borjis
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whats your render quality set for?
it should be on good. Best is overkill.
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Matrox parhelia cards come with app plugins and I/O
cables if you have an earlier version of AE.it also has plugins for 3dsmax & Photoshop.
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DVDit! (or as my buddy calls it “dvd-shit”)
actually costs more than ReelDVD?!?!?!?Thats insane!
Next undoubtedly I’ll see pigs with wings outside.
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what about scrubbing over the program and looking at
the vector scope or waveform monitor?wouldn’t the broadcast safe plugin only cap the levels
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what it really all boils down to is introduction of noise from
the betasp and how good the downsizing/scaling is.If your not noticing very much noise and the aliasing is
looking like typical video is, I wouldn’t even worry about it.I’d only do it if your client is having reservations about
the final Disc image quality and they are willing to spend
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The way I do it, if the client needs it for presentations
and does not want auto-advance, just set each slide
for 5 or 10 minutes. Then link them together as chapters
to go forward or back with.Just set the duration way longer than they would dream of having it up for.
It shouldn’t take up any more room on the disc since
the slide is just an I-Frame.At least thats how it works on Sonic ReelDVD.
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whats in the video_rm folder?
Video_TS is always on DVD-Video discs. _rm I’m not sure.
Honestly the best thing to do, would be to make
a vhs dub of the content with a timecode window if possible,
then capture that and do the music synching that way.
This type of thing is called “sweetening”then when your done, export your audio track and author another
dvd with the video streams content ripped from the original
disc, then lay down your new audio track as the audio and your done.thats the best way to do it and maintain picture quality.
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It’s ok to use it for replication.
IF the replication facility is licensed.
The facility I use has the license and we always use it
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no not at all really since these are high-definition formats
and not standard definition which vhs falls very much below.A DVD has 480 lines of resolution.
Vhs has 240 lines of resolution.HD has 1080 or 720.
you can see the HD would be overkill and completely unnecessary.
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I would like this as well, maybe it does already.
goto in meaning if your cursor is over a clip
you go to the head of that clip. goto out = going
to the end of that clip.on adobe premiere that hotkey was home and end.
on a discreet smoke system its the z and x key
which is defined as next cut previous cut.