Eric Pautsch
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If youre watching it interlaced, then its probably a moire effects from interlacing. Smaller objects and certain patterns will cause this.
We’d have to see the menu itself
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Also, Macs dont play Blu Rays
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There are PC tools like AVISnyth which will do just as good a job….and free. Not sure if this is strictly a tape to tape conversion? If so then you might go in that direction
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Sorry….I missed that. How did you encode that file? What bitrate? Encore is transcoded since it doesn’t see is as compliant.
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Because you’re compressing your file to a format that allows you to put it on discs. That’s how they get 4-5 hours onto 1 disc.
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That doesn’t answer my question 🙂
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Always keep it HD for the reason I gave earlier…capturing and editing SD just because your final output with be SD will make no difference in the final outcome
You seem to be reallly confused on Alot of basic issues here. You shoot DLSR ( which is 23.98) but you then talk about 1080 I HDV and field orders? Filling up discs space? Always edit as native as possible….this is video 101 stuff. 🙂
Shoot 1080p and edit 1080p….thats 1920×1080 23.98.
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Sorry….what’s the total time and bitrate of all your menus?
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The DVD Spec limits only 1 Gig of space towards menus. This isn’t an Encore thing 🙂
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Well assuming everything was done correctly, it will look fine since people have been making DVDs for 2 decades now 🙂
So it’s either theres something in your workflow that is off or you’re expecting too much…..it’s impossible to know from here. :).
As an editor, You need to know the complete workflow…..how was it shot? How was it captured? What format are you exporting, ect FCP is very helpful in determining where there’s a short in the process.