Tclark
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I guess the project is not that important. The media is not that bad.
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The only thing you can do is Mpeg-2 for DVD. The next option would be to use dual layer. That would give you more space. That is what the Hollywood DVD’s are. Dual Layer burners are dirt cheap.
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Why do you need to deinterlace? You tutorial shows that you are converting 60i to 24p. Isn’t this deinterlacing in that process already?
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What kind of Tutorials are included?
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If your DVD burners are grayed out that means you prabably have other burning software like Roxio that took the priority of the drive. Do a search for “Can not burn a dvd” in the adobe forum and you will find how to fix it. I had the same problem and I solved it. I just can not remeber how exactly. It had something to do with upper and lower filters. It is something that can be fixed in windows.
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RGB Curves works the best for me. It is really simple also.
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Are you exporting from After Effects? If so, Don’t! Use dynamic link. It looks like you are exporting from After Effects with the wrong settings. If you still want to export from After Effects make sure you are rendering the correct field order. If that does not work make sure that your composition setting are correct.
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You don’t export it for After Effects. You either use cut and paste or Dynamic Link. If you export it then you are losing qulity. Or you can just import the footage you captured with Premiere.
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Premiere is the editing tool. After Effects is for effects work. I am not sure what you are asking. Premiere is very effecient for editing. If you need to take clips into After Effects you can just copy and paste or use dynamic link if you have the production studio.
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I think you need to import your HDV project into a SD project and scale your motion properties down to 45 percent and then output MPEG2 to get a clean export. I am not a hundred percent sure on this but maybe some experts can chime in. I thought I would give you something to try until you hear from the pro’s on HDV.