Joe Bowden
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As I understand it, Avid only supports 2 GB AVI exports? And Encore 1.5 and earlier won’t accept QuickTime reference files (Encore 2.0 supports QT reference files).
Try exporting to QT as a self-contained movie. Encore should accept that. If you have any trouble with that, export only the video as a self-contained MOV, and then the audio as AIFF.
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You can easily burn a 1.5 hour movie to DVD- at least from Encore you can.
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This is not possible in Encore. Replacement layers are for images only.
To do something like this, create a video background clip in Premiere or After Effects.
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[arve28] “But can i use .m2t inside Encore DVD 2.0?”
No, it’s got to be AVI, MPEG-2 for DVD, or MOV.
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[arve28] “But can i use .m2t inside Encore DVD 2.0?”
No, it’s got to be AVI, MPEG-2 for DVD, or MOV.
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No special project setting is required. All Encore projects can contain 16:9 and 4:3 content (or even just 16:9).
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No.
You may be able to get away with shooting NTSC and distributing this in PAL countries (many PAL DVD players can also output NTSC), but that’s not the case with PAL content in NTSC.
If shooting on PAL, you’ll need to convert it to NTSC to create a disc that will play in North America & Japan.
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Just ignore it. That’s a bug in Check Project in Encore 1.5.
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There are far fewer in the trial version compared to the release version, which also includes motion menu content.
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Has Sonic (Roxio) got a forum for eDVD 4?
Encore-generated VIDEO_TS folders have been tested in the past by Sonic, so I doubt the issue lies with Encore.