[Tomogomo]

ok

well it worked out that i’ll stay with it , after some tweaking results are pretty much the same.

Thanx !!

[Tomogomo]

Hi Roadkill!

Thanks again – 🙂 You saved my life about half a year ago – i was encountering problems with tons of menus then – and now current project is pretty much the same as it was then, except coding – pro coder outputs much better quality mpeg’s than adobe- so that’s the reason i’m here. 🙂 Right now i have even more menus that needs to be still unless somebody hit the button on the remote- so it is probably impossible to make it with motion menus, but i dont know for sure…or maybe poster last frames in some way? ( there will be no visible buttons – only one to make it go forward on )

Anyway i owe You couple of beers
🙂

[Tomogomo]

Progressive indicates that You will have full frames – not interlaced
Usually it is better to have progressive frames – in my opinion

[Tomogomo]

Hi

best You could do is to light Your subject during shooting a little
ie: random flashes of blue tinted light in places you want to add sparks after. It will GREATLY add reality to Your composition. Adding smoke sparks and blending modes afterwards is a must of course

[Tomogomo]

Hi

best You could do is to light Your subject during shooting a little
ie: random flashes of blue tinted light in places you want to add sparks after. It will GREATLY add reality to Your composition. Adding smoke sparks and blending modes afterwards is a must of course

[Tomogomo]

Well….:)
first render to let’s say uncompressed AVI
then import it to Your favourite DVD authoring software
then prepare it for burning – set settings PAL/NTSC bitrate and so on
Push the button

thats it

OR:)If Your friend has a PC simply burn Your AVI or QT or MPG ( didn’t mentioned how to do this one…) to data DVD

Hope this helps