Eric Pautsch
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Any printer will accept, by email, the file you need printed.
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Any DVD authoring tool will do this
Encore, Architect ?
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No, unfortunately those are all player issues. We’ve been dealing with this crap for years. 🙂
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To add
Pretty much all PAL players play NTSC discs. Not 95% 🙂
Always work in 23.98 these days…..always
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It will upscale a DVD to 1080p and it will play your 720p data disc but that’s not the issue. The problem is what format are you going to provide customers?
You need to make a Bluray if you want to provide HD to the widest customers base
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That’s correct. There are only 2 consumer, disc based formats: DVD and Bluray. One Is SD and one is HD
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Thats just a regular DVD player which happens to play data discs with AVIs on them.
I wouldn’t sell data discs with 720p videos on them since most players don’t play these files.
If you want to sell HD video to consumers you need to go to Bluray
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Let’s use the word “DVD” correctly. All DVDs are standard def. These are the format that play in your typical DVD player all these years.
Now you can burn data to DVD discs but that doesn’t make it a DVD…..it’s just an avi file on disc
1. No….because it’s a dvd authoring tool
2. It will down convert it if you’re making a DVD. If you just want to burn a file into disc, the file will remain what it is
3. What is this non bluray HD player? Model #? You mean the Phillips Media Player?
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DVD is 720×480 NTSC or 720×576 PAL
So you want to sell discs with HD avi files on them? I’m confused too 🙂
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Thats a newer system. Why is it unable to handle your HD footage? Whats do you mean by that? DVD is MPEG 2 only so anything you want to put on disc needs to be MPEG2 First. Use media encoder for that.