Eric Pautsch
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Any reputable DVD replication company could do this. ….like DiscMasters
This is something you would do as a package. Once you get everything completed, you’d send it off to a replicator for tha packaging
You wouldnt do this at home since you’d need a special printer and doing unit by unit printing and packaging would cost too much. My point is that if you want the special professional looking packaging every consumer is used to, you will need to pay in bulk
Maybe go to a local printer to make the boxes and you can print the individual jewel cases at home?
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Sure, why not !
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If its only going to be played on a computer just deliver the file and play it….or am I missing something?
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DVD is SD
You need to burn to blu ray
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[Chris Borjis] “I can’t be the only one excited that there will finally be a truly affordable
Blu-Ray authoring app in Encore that can do proper blu-ray menus and
support the best surround sound lossless audio codec.”Dont hold your breath. There are so many short comings in Encore, that would be last on my list.
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Again, Blu Ray is your only option if you need HD. DVDSP does SD only.
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That should play everywhere. Id ask what the client’s player model is.
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If it plays in the US it should play in Brazil. All of South America is NTSC with exception of Argentina I believe. Id say its a player issue. Not all players play burned discs. Regardless you need to know the frame rate.
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You’ll need a blu ray player to play those discs
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What’s your definition of a “high end” encoder and what’s your budget?
It’s tends to run the gamut depending who you talk to and the experience the compressionist has
I’ve seen free encoders do a better job than ones costing $70,000