John Culleton
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client is insisting on CSS so i’m just trying to cover myself, Matt’s explanation seems to cover it i think, if i flag the DDP for CSS and send it the replicators they will do the rest FOC, or send me a bill which i will pass onto the client
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so.. if i ‘flag’ a DVD when i author, will replicators then charge for the CSS?
if flagging doesn’t actually put the CSS on at authoring whats the point of flagging?
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thx Eric, much appreciated
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so no fees are paid at all? i’m reading about heavy licence fees paid to macrovision for CSS?
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so i dont need a CSS licence?
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thx Eric, how do i put CSS on a DVD?
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gonna play safe and go with USB pen delivery i think
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i did encode from pal to ntsc with TMPEG5, file was HIDEF .mov PAL and i had to convert to SD NTSC. original file was progressive so i kept it the same for the encode, i also encoded at just 5K
DVD’s (there are 5 of them) all play fine on my players here so i suggested he try them on some different players… waiting to hear back
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video is 16:9 SD ntsc and DVDlab is set to that, clients DVD and TV is a panasonic (not sure of the model) and i’m not sure what the settings are?
is there a specific setting on a DVD player to recognise 16:9 or 4:3?
my DVD player and TV seem to do it automatically
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would the ‘widescreen movie display on 4:3’ setting in DVDlab cause this if set to ‘letterbox’ instead of ‘automatic set by player’ ?