Daniel Low
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Sorry you don’t like the sig, you’re obviously not familiar with the song it comes from…..
But hey, sigs are personal things – At least it isn’t “I’m the worlds greatest….(whatever)”WMV does indeed have a very large audience but from my expereince that’s largely due to blinkered ignorance to the other available formats, and obviously the domination of the Windows OS. IMHO Flash will rule pretty soon.
‘Spam will be a thing of the past in two years’ time. Bill Gates, BBC News. January 2004.
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One of the reasons I avoid WMV if at all possible.
It’s a London thing.
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An encoder like Procoder compresses/encodes the video to an MPEG-2 format. You then take those files into an authoring application wher eyou also create your menus, navigation etc. The authoring application converts (not re-encodes) that material into VOBs which it’ll then burn onto the DVD.
Obviously some authoring application can perform the entire process for you but as you’ve found out they don’t always provide the best quality.
It’s a London thing.
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Compressor will do the job but not as well as an external standards converter or indeed this FCP plugin from the genius Mr Graeme Nattress:
https://www.nattress.com/Products/standardsconversion/standardsconversion.htm
At $100 it’s a bargain!
It’s a London thing.
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Inexplicably, WME lacks any decent pre-processing, so you will need to perform that externally.
It’s a London thing.
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Small point but it gets annoying when so many people are ignorant to the fact Mac is short for Macintosh and MAC is (usually) short for an address relating to networking!
It’s a London thing.