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  • Taila Wong

    February 6, 2012 at 1:01 am in reply to: different frame size and rate

    Hello Shane,

    I knew it wasnt easy to answer my question, but you give me a big light!
    Really thanks for your help!!

    Kind Regards,

    Taila Wong

  • Taila Wong

    February 3, 2012 at 6:26 pm in reply to: Different frame size and rate

    Any idea??

    I really need help!!

  • Taila Wong

    June 16, 2011 at 6:05 pm in reply to: Export HD Video takes longer than 24 HOURS??

    ok. I had 4 hours of video that was reccord in AVCHD and convert to mov with codec apple pro res 422 HQ
    I export this to uncompressed and reccord in DVD Studio Pro. It was fine.

    Now I made a new version of this interview, with 2h28. But I dont Know why, this version takes much more time then first one. I Though it was because first version havent effect vignette.

    It seems i dont explain myself well. Its a SD DVD.
    there is any way to put 2h28 of Video .mov (codec: apple pro res 422 HQ) in SD DVD?? I know I loose quality, but its not too serious because its not the last version. The first version looks fine, and is SD DVD.

    pplleaasseee help!!

  • Taila Wong

    June 16, 2011 at 5:48 pm in reply to: Export HD Video takes longer than 24 HOURS??

    I really need to make a DVD with this 2hours until tomorrow, and I would like to make a authored DVD in DVD Studio Pro, but if i can reccord a DVD with h264 convert, its fine too.

    The problem is: in DVD Studio Pro if I slow down bit rate (I Know affect quality) I can reccord 9GB of video in SD DVD. And if I reccord in Toast titanium I really need to have a video small than 4GB.

  • Taila Wong

    June 16, 2011 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Export HD Video takes longer than 24 HOURS??

    2h28 of HD VIDEO was not my choice, but my boss choice! I want to make a DVD in DVD Studio Pro.

    Was taking too long, and I realize my mistake, so I cancelled and export a quicktime movie reference, open compressor and choose Untitled H264 for DVD Studio Pro.

    Dave says to export a quicktime self contained, open compressor and choose MPEG 2 best quality 90 minutes with AC3 file.

    But I’m really confuse, in MPEG2 I cant change Width and height. Is automatic and my video is 1920×1080.
    and there is no problem with codec says 90 minutes and my sequence have 2h28? first 90 minutes have best quality? is that what it means??

    I cant find AC3 file to audio in compressor….is the same of AAC?? i think no but im not shure.

    Thanks in advance.

  • Taila Wong

    June 16, 2011 at 5:04 pm in reply to: Export HD Video takes longer than 24 HOURS??

    “From the MPEG 2 presets, use 90 Minutes Best Quality and AC3 audio”

    Sounds ridiculous my question but there is no problem using a codec that say 90 minutes when my video have 2h28? this means that first 90 minutes have best quality?? sorry my ignorance about that!

    My video is 1920×1080. In compressor width and height appears automatic. Is there any way to change this to 1920×1080??

    When I selected MPEG 2, in summary says “with AIFF audio on a DVD 5”. I ignore that and select other audio? I cant find AC3 audio to choose in compressor, its the same of AAC 128Kbps???

    taila.

  • Taila Wong

    June 16, 2011 at 3:47 pm in reply to: Export HD Video takes longer than 24 HOURS??

    Is unlimited RT….yes, that the problem, my codec is uncompressed 8 bit….I did wrong.

    Now I canceled, export again with quicktime movie and unchecked make movie self-contained. I opened Compressor and choose codec: Untitled H.264 for DVD Studio Pro.

    I’m not shure that i’m using the right codec…

  • Taila Wong

    June 16, 2011 at 3:37 pm in reply to: Export HD Video takes longer than 24 HOURS??

    Is unlimited RT….yes, that the problem, my codec is uncompressed 8 bit….I did wrong.

    Now I canceled, export again with quicktime movie and unchecked make movie self-contained. I opened Compressor and choose codec: Untitled H.264 for DVD Studio Pro.

    I’m not shure that i’m using the right codec…and time remaining to 4:09:29, really takes 4 hours to convert??

    Thanks for advance!!!

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