Jeff Price
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The MPEG-2 DVD NTSC format I already had was actually good. My issue was I was burning it straight to the DVD without using a DVD authoring program. Why must this stuff be so complicated? haha
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Thank you! I was able to get the file down to a reasonable size with still the best quality.
I rendered the file to a .mov format, but want to burn to a DVD so that a DVD player or Xbox 360 can play it. Using a trial version of Squeeze6, I was able to convert to an NTSC-DVD format which did indeed work on my Xbox, but because it’s a demo, there’s a watermark logo in the background throughout the show.
I tried converting to other MPEG-2 formats with two different programs, but one was only recognized as a mixed media disc by my xbox and the other wasn’t recognized at all.
After burning all three, I noticed that the Squeeze6 produced a file with a .m2v file name, while the other two were different.
Do you know of any freeware that can convert to a .m2v file format or another similar format which can play on a DVD player/Xbox 360? For some reason, it’s really hard for me to find out info about .m2v files….