Eric Pautsch
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Eric Pautsch
August 31, 2012 at 12:39 am in reply to: Why Won’t this DVD Play in a Client’s DVD Player?You made an HD DVD by mistake. Start a new project but make it SD in your preference
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Eric Pautsch
August 29, 2012 at 11:10 pm in reply to: A Noob’s Experience Authoring with DVD Studio Pro (so far, could still use some assistance!)[Money Mahoney] “maybe I need to pay more attention the the black boxes inside the overlay (Photoshop) file?”
Yes….you do
[Money Mahoney] “The part about ensure the button edges are strictly contained inside the block box field – is that correct?
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It is correctNot sure what else to tell you. That piece you found is exactly like all the tutorials I advised you to read. Have you looked at any videos on youtube?
Not sure why you have black on the sides. Whats the aspect ratio of the piece you are editing? Whatever that is you need to nest it in a 720×480 (4×3 or 16×9 anamorphic) timeline and encode
Have you thought about using iDVD? Its much more user friendly
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Eric Pautsch
August 28, 2012 at 1:54 am in reply to: A Noob’s Experience Authoring with DVD Studio Pro (so far, could still use some assistance!)1..Like I said, DVD is 720×480 or 720×480 16×9 anamorphic. Your 4×3 footage is encoded 4×3 while 16×9 is encoded 16×9. On a 4×3 TV your 16×9 will be letterboxed to fit the smaller screen
2. Here’s a good tutorial to go over….Ill basically be telling you the same thing that is written here:
https://www.larryjordan.biz/creating-dvd-menu-and-button-highlights-using-photoshop-layers/
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Eric Pautsch
August 25, 2012 at 2:41 am in reply to: Why do I lose quality in my menu when I use the loop feature in DVD Studio Pro?This is most likely a player issue. Since you are looking at an interlace signal half your field disappear on the loop. Its annoying I know….ive seen it myself. Have you tried another player?
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Eric Pautsch
August 24, 2012 at 9:07 pm in reply to: A Noob’s Experience Authoring with DVD Studio Pro (so far, could still use some assistance!)DVDSP and authoring can be a little daunting at first…I know…believe me 🙂
Did you go through the tutorials in the manual or look on you tube to get step by steps? Its almost impossible to help that much here on a thread 🙂 It takes practice to get thing right when youre going in blind 🙂
1. Yes….you can add both but the HD files but they will be down rez to SD
2. You probably fed it H.264 file. DVDSP does not accept them – as good thing since h.264 is a delivery codec not a mastering one. Always work with and export a good uncompressed or lossless codec like Prores.
1. Nope…DVD does not author BD
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1. Yes…think of DVd having 2 planes. One is a background still or video and on top of it is your overlay. They are separate so you can adjust things like opacity and color
2. DVD(NTSC) is 720×480. This is either 4×3 or can be 16×9 anamorphic…but always 720×480. There are other resolutions like half D1 but thats beyond this thread
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Eric Pautsch
August 23, 2012 at 6:30 pm in reply to: Authoring a final SD DVD with both SD and HD video source files? | DVD Studio Pro V4See other post
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Eric Pautsch
August 23, 2012 at 6:18 pm in reply to: Authoring a final SD DVD with both SD and HD video source files? | DVD Studio Pro V4Yes…..everything needs to be reconformed to DVD SD specs .
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Eric Pautsch
August 23, 2012 at 6:14 pm in reply to: How to remove HVDVD_TS folder & replace with Standard DV project files?EDIT: Sorry….misread your post. Yes when you do your build it show you the location on your HDD. Go there and delete that old folder. That setting is in your preferences as well.
Also if you google the error or do a search here, you will find tons of post, videos and tutorials on how to fix it as well. 🙂
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Eric Pautsch
August 22, 2012 at 9:40 pm in reply to: Authoring a final SD DVD with both SD and HD video source files? | DVD Studio Pro V4Unfortunately not….you need to start a new project from scratch