Pierre-luc Boucher
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Very useful info, thank you again!
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Oh that must be what I did before! Thank you very much!! Although I still can’t believe how dumb Encore is when it comes to Blu-ray. I can see why Adobe gave up on it.
One last question: what are the advantages to using one multipage menu instead of a bunch of single-page menus? I assume the navigation is better/quicker with a multipage?
Thanks!
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That’s good enough for me!
Thank you both
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Hi Jeff,
The purpose of the export is to have a personal copy of my extended cut that’s comparable or indistinguishable in quality to the officially released Blu-ray, since my edit is meant to be an alternative to the real movie. The resulting file has to be easily played and shareable on a variety of devices (computer, TV with USB drive, Plex, etc).
Once exported, it will not be posted online or re-encoded in different formats or burnt to disc. It will be a file that can be readily accessible to play on devices mentioned above.
Hope that makes sense!
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Good to know, I wasn’t familliar with this codec. The reason I thought of H264 as the best option was this: when I demux the streams from an MKV made directly from a Blu-ray using tsMuxer, the codec for the video stream usually shows H264.
Was I wrong in my way of thinking? I see DNxHD is made by AVID, so would it be compatible with Premiere?
Thanks for your reply!
PL Boucher