Joe Bowden
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[blondie4fun] “…how do you obtain permission to use the other one?”
Contact your local FBI office. 🙂
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The RGB colors tidbit for NTSC should be in Encore’s Help (pretty sure it is- look for NTSC-safe colors). You might find other useful tidbits there as well.
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You can’t use the real one without permission (sort of ironic, eh?).
Here’s one that you can legally use:
https://www.freefilmschool.org/download/images/FBI2.jpg
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What you’re trying to do is somewhat impractical.
With 9 hours of video, your average bitrate would be about 1.8 Mbps, which will yield very poor visual quality. If you used two dual-layer discs, your average bit rate would double to 3.6 Mbps, which is still pretty low. But with two discs, you could decide which videos to allow a higher bitrate, and which to assign a lower one – that’s not an option you have a single dual-layer disc, due to the lack of disc space.
Consider putting it on two or more dual-layer discs.
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What’s the total duration of your video files?
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Sounds like it was a bad burn. Try again?
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If you’re not using Encore 2.0, earlier versions of Encore did not support the “optimize stills” setting from Premiere when used in an AVI.
If you have an earlier version, re-export to AVI from Premiere with “optimize stills” unchecked in the AVI export settings.
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There is simply no way to do this from Encore 2.0 alone, either single or dual-layer…Encore does not create DDP images.
If you would like to see this feature added to a future release of Encore, then please file a feature request. However, singling out Adob e as a company for not explaining DDP images in either their documentation or web pages for a feature that Encore doesn’t offer seems a bit shall we say, counter-intuitive and wasteful to me.
As Jeff advised, if you want to create DDP images for replication, get Gear Mastering Pro. If you want to master for replication using only Encore, get a DLT drive and tapes. There’s not much else that can be added to the conversation.
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Sorry, I think you’re picking nits here…nothing personal.
The number of replicaters that will accept DDP images today on DVD ROM is still smaller than those demanding it be deliverrd on DLT. Sixteen months ago or so when Encore 2.0 was released, that number was certainly even smaller, if there were any at all.
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[KirAsh4] “Why can’t Adobe be consistent in their applications?”
Different product teams, and some products with a much longer history, thereby having the opportunity to add more esoteric features such as project management.
At this stage, project management as a feature of Encore isn’t any where near the top 10 feature requests. Maybe it will be in the future? Make sure to file your feature request at Adobe’s website.