Eric Pautsch
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Yeah….I always forget about Logics software :). Good call
Significant learning curved with the IG editor for sure
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Like you’ve notice, BDs and DVD are different in how the menus are set up and designed. In fact, you can’t really compare the 2 since they are completely different technologies. Dont let the fact they both end up on tiny flat discs fool you 🙂
I cant give you any tip or tricks on Encore but I can say its a very buggy and limited piece of software for BD. The titles you own weren’t done on Encore. Encore is fine for one offs for the client but its not something you want to be using if you plan on replicating 1000s of copies for retail.
Personally I think you should send this out of house to an individual or company that does BD work. You will also need to consider moving over to 1 of 3 tools to do the work: Do Studio, Scenarist or Blu Print. In a Nutshell, taking on the job of this BD project, if you plan to replicate or come close to the quality and functionality of store bought titles, will set you back $5K to 70K…..not to mention the weeks or months of getting over the learning curve and testing your workflows.
Here’s an article which goes over each:
https://magazine.creativecow.net/writer/eric-pautsch
I would get these books first to learn about the technology. You dont want to be doing work for a client without an understand of whats inside the BDMV folder youre providing.
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You’ll need to get the demo yourself and try it out. DVDSP is the only tool I know, other than Scenarist, that will do this.
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Correct
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DVD Studio Pro has this function
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Ive been using a Slingbox for years for this purpose. Allows your client to log on and control your DVD Player with full functionality.
I have clients log on with their iPhones and proof their titles….cool stuff and makes you look Super Pro!
https://www.slingbox.com/go/slingbox-solo
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It means I agree with you 🙂
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Could be 1 oof 3 things.
1. Your bitrate is too high. Best to up the total under 8. use AC3 audio @ .192 and encode around 7 to 7.5 or so.
2. your media is bad
3. your player is faulty
Re-do in that order 🙂