Eric Pautsch
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Yahoo!!!
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Hi matemago
heres a thread I started on VideoHelp.com..Good Luck!
https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1496248#1496248
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80,000!!! Wow thats alot!
why dont you record to a HDD then network that down to where your authoring station is. I’d say this is what you would need:
A way to press record on your camera and when done recording your clip (mov, avi…whatever) will automatically appear on your desktop down below.
At that point all you would have to do is grab that new clip and drop it into one of your projects I mentioned before and press burned – with a fast buner you should have a DVD in under 10 mins easy.
Let me see if I could find out more how this could be done, fast and easy right? 🙂
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Every authoring program wil let you keep have a project file that can be ammended or changed. Have several identical projects ready to go on your descktop with the intro promo. Then when your done filming, capture the clip you need, drop it into the project and hit burn.
DVDit would be perfect ot iDVD for thw mac.
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There are a few companies doing this sort of thing for concerts or live events. I read an artcle about it some time back. I’ll look around for the artcle see if I can retrieve it. They used a Pioneer recorder that keep the disc open just like you said as it muxed on the fly.
The best way for yourself at this point would be to do this this. Have a project ready to go with the promo in an authoring program. When the persons done, eject the tape, put in a new one, send the tape to capture in MPEG2 then drop it in the authoring program and hit burn.
Knowing DVDSP pretty well I would say after you got the process wired it should take more than 10 mins from capture to mux to your final burn.
It would ecpecially help if you know who will purchase a DVD in advanced
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Hi Jason
Have you checked out this app:
https://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/dvdlabpro.html
It really is the most advanced authoring platform on the PC side without spending thousands of dollars.
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Hi David
I think this might help out – its mac only though.
https://www.mydvdedit.com/index.php?pg=downloads
look under the IFO tab in the VTS or Menu
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Thanks Frank..I was just curious on this matter.
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“Personally, I think both Blue Ray and HD-DVD are going to end up as DVD-Audio and SACD did — formats that few people care about”
Really? With sales of HD TVs going up and up? With HD and/or blu Ray, I finally have a good reason to purchase a HD set. The new players will definetly have to play SD disc.
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There used to be a conference years ago up in Northern California but no more.
You could join the DVDA – thier conference and awards ceremony is coming in 2 weeks:
https://www.dvda.org/index.php