David Benassi
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I want the DVD to be viewed on both a computer screen and TV screen. I’m viewing it in IDVD, and for the most part its fine, especially when de-interlacing is enabled, but I do still see interlacing problems in the credits (which are white with a black background and use the ‘typewriter’ function to be displayed across the screen). The DVD is definitely fine on TV, but I want to know that it will look fine no matter where its played.
David
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I’m using Compressor so I can export directly to DVD Studio Pro, so does changing the codec in FCP have any effect then? Doesn’t Compressor set its own codec when it compresses it to MPEG2 (I’m burning to DVD)
David
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I did, and the picture is fine for the most part, but there are still visible lines in the text when shown on a computer monitor (my IMAC 2005, though my HD TV seems to be fine). Does this have to do with interlacing..? How can I solve this?
David
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Hi Steve, what exactly is a “self-contained” movie?
David
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Regarding the last part of your post, you “archive in self-contained QT files”, what does that mean? Is that the default quicktime file that FCP exports, or do you go to ‘quicktime compression’ and set custom settings? And if so, what settings are those? (do you set a codec? export in dvc pro hd? or do you go for uncompressed?
David
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Whats a good format to do this? I tried using ‘animation’ in the quicktime movie format but the final version wouldn’t playback without skipping (too big of a file?) Compressor has quicktime uncompressed 8 bit and 10 bit, but I dont really know the difference between those..
David
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Source format? How i shot it? Standard def, anamorphic (shot on a Canon XL-2, 16×9 ratio). 30 fps.
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Likely to be played on computer and TV screens alike. Not wide distribution, but I would like to know that it is generally playable. Is there a bit rate too high for play on standard dvd players?
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Is there a way to convert all of the master clips to black and white with the same filter? A paste attributes command that I can apply to all of the selected master clips instead of the timeline? I don’t want to have to go through each master clip one at a time.