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  • Delphine Morris

    April 9, 2013 at 10:44 pm in reply to: HD to SD Workflow recommendations

    HI everyone sorry I jump on this at a later date, reading you and still struggling with the whole HD to dvd workflow. I HAVE to produce a DVD I only have FCP7 and compressor and dvd studio pro and none of the tools and sophisticated roundabout way you mention. How do I get a decent enough looking dvd please! footage shot in 1920 1080i imported in FCP pro res, edited in 1080i timeline, export as is to compressor in QT, dvd settings in compressor as below, then into dvd studio pro and it looks unbearably jagged, interlaced and jittery where I am going wrong please???

    Thanks so much deadline looming and panicking here!
    d

    MPEG-2 elementary stream for DVD Authoring
    File Extension: m2v
    Estimated size: 2.48 GB/hour of source
    Type: MPEG-2 video elementary stream
    Usage:SD DVD
    Video Encoder
    Width and Height: Automatic
    Selected: 720 x 576
    Pixel aspect ratio: PAL CCIR 601 (16:9)
    Crop: None
    Padding: None
    Frame rate: (100% of source)
    Frame Controls Automatically selected:
    Retiming: (Fast) Nearest Frame
    Resize Filter: Linear Filter
    Deinterlace Filter: Fast (Line Averaging)
    Adaptive Details: On
    Antialias: 0
    Detail Level: 0
    Field Output: Same as Source
    Start timecode from source
    Aspect ratio: Automatic
    Selected 16:9
    Field dominance: Automatic
    Average bit rate: 5.5 (Mbps)
    2 Pass VBR enabled
    Maximum bit rate: 7.2 (Mbps)
    High quality
    Best motion estimation
    Closed GOP Size: 1/2 second, Structure: IBBP
    DVD Studio Pro meta-data enabled

    and soun

  • Delphine Morris

    April 9, 2013 at 10:30 pm in reply to: DVD studio pro downgrading my video

    Hi all! I don’t do many dvds theses days but for this project I need output in HD (for computers, public presentations etc) and also on DVD SD for smaller distribution. faced with a deadline and panicking, I thought my workflow was foolproof but DVD results are interlaced, jagged, video stuttering: unbearable. Where am I going wrong?

    Footage shot on a Canon XF100, HD 1920 -1080i, brought into FCP via pro res into a 1920-1080i sequence, output to QT as is, brought into compressor and put through a classic setting for DVD (see below), then into DVD studio pro. All looks good on screen but once dvd is burned is is all wrong.

    Also HD QT from Interlaced sequence is not surprisingly … interlaced, am I better of putting in progressive sequence in FCP first before QT export or transcoding after?

    Any ideas how I can fix this?

    in compressor:
    images:
    Description: MPEG-2 elementary stream for DVD Authoring
    File Extension: m2v
    Estimated size: 2.48 GB/hour of source
    Type: MPEG-2 video elementary stream
    Usage:SD DVD
    Video Encoder
    Width and Height: Automatic
    Selected: 720 x 576
    Pixel aspect ratio: PAL CCIR 601 (16:9)
    Crop: None
    Padding: None
    Frame rate: (100% of source)
    Frame Controls Automatically selected:
    Retiming: (Fast) Nearest Frame
    Resize Filter: Linear Filter
    Deinterlace Filter: Fast (Line Averaging)
    Adaptive Details: On
    Antialias: 0
    Detail Level: 0
    Field Output: Same as Source
    Start timecode from source
    Aspect ratio: Automatic
    Selected 16:9
    Field dominance: Automatic
    Average bit rate: 5.5 (Mbps)
    2 Pass VBR enabled
    Maximum bit rate: 7.2 (Mbps)
    High quality
    Best motion estimation
    Closed GOP Size: 1/2 second, Structure: IBBP
    DVD Studio Pro meta-data enabled

    sound:
    Description: Dolby Digital Professional for DVD, Blu-ray and AVCHD authoring
    File Extension: ac3
    Estimated size: 86.4 MB/hour of source
    Audio Encoder
    Sample Rate: 48.000kHz
    Channels: 2
    Bits Per Sample: 16
    Target System: DVD Video
    Data Rate: 192 kbps
    Compression Preset: None
    Audio Coding Mode: Selected
    Audio Coding Mode: 2/0 (L, R)
    BitStream Mode: Complete Main
    Center Mix Level: -3dB
    Surround Mix Level: -3dB
    Dolby Surround Mode: Dolby Surround
    LFE Exists: No
    Dialog Normalization: -31 dbFS
    Copyright Exists: Yes
    Original Content: Yes
    Audio Production Information Exists: No
    RF Overmodulation Protection: Off
    Channel Bandwidth Lowpass Filter: On
    DC Highpass Filter: On
    LFE Channel Lowpass Filter: On
    3dB Attenuation: Off
    phase 90: On
    Deemphasis: Off

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