Eric Pautsch
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DVD spec only supports standard def MPEG 2 video
How old is your system?
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You can’t….when you do these kind of jumps from piece to piece it needs to access different locations on the disc
Remember that DVD is 25 yr old technology 🙂
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The simulate tool is just to help in authoring. It’s not an emulator
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Blu ray has a completely different programming structure then DVD ,which Encore sets up behind the scenes. It’s quite limiting in Encore so this isn’t possible I’m afraid 🙂
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Yes they do want a DVD…..that’s what a TS file is. They also recommend Ac3 audio as well 🙂
Just make a DVD like you would for yourself to play at home and send it to them
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They basically just want an NTSC DVD from you. DVD is only pal or NTSC so there’s no question there.
You need to set your bitrates at an optimal level so you don’t spike over the cieling set by the spec….this is around 9mb/s
How long is your piece? With that info you get get a bitrate calculator to determine what’s best. Use Ac3 audio as well since it doesn’t take up so much bandwidth as PCM.
Personally I think you should hire someone who knows DVD and encoding since this will go out to be sold. That’s just my opinion….I wouldn’t do lighting or camera work myself since that’s not my experience….same in your situation.
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Unfortunately not 🙂
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Besides, if your work is so in demand that pirating is hurting your pocketbook……you’d already be a millionaire 🙂
Only the studios worry about such things.
There’s a saying…..if it can be encrypted, it can be decrypted. Very easily in dvd’s case.
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Look at it this way.
If your work is in demand that so many people are stealing it that is affecting your pocket book, you’d already be a millionaire
It’s a waste of time….Copy protected media of any kind is easily circumvented
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I use a Slingbox for just this purpose