Eric Pautsch
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When you open the disc on your desk top do you see the VIDEO_TS folder?
Nothing is perfect though…..Sometimes info get corrupt. Did you have them deliver another disc to find out?
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[Amadou Coulibaly] “HC Encoder Can only use .avs and .d2v files for encoding. I am on PC and have no idea what those formats are. So unless there is something I don’t know, I would say the HC Encoder is totally unusable.”
Then if you dont know what you’re talking about, why are you making such comments like:
[Amadou Coulibaly] “CONCLUSION: Unless I’m missing something, there is not one piece of USUABLE advice in this thread to help someone make a better DVD. “
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Nope
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Yes…but the time it will take to learn and understand the spec is heavier. There are no manuals and very litte support so unless you work in that environment you’ll be on your own.
BD isn’t DVD and the tool you use are just consumer applications.
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Scenarist is no longer sold or supported and BP is $50k. Blu print isn’t more user friendly and has the same capabilities as scenarist. Both tools always supported all 3 codecs
You could look into DoStudio ($4000) Sony or DVD logic’s tools ($1000)
Honestly though, as a professional BD author, I can tell you the learning curve is daunting and long. Have you considered having this done professionally? It will save you money, headaches and time
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You need to start a new project from scratch
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90 mins of 1920x1080p ProRes is only 100 gigs or so
Not too big 🙂
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Jeff’s workflow is completely free! 🙂
HC encoder is one of the best IMO
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Yes….don’t do this
That’s why we use editing software. 😉
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Compressor doesn’t author a disc, it only encodes
Make your mpeg from compressor and bring it into DVDSP and set the movies end jump back to itself