Sunny Dhinsey
November 18th, 2009, 10:08 AM
Hello all!
So I'm dipping my toes into the blu-ray pool and authoring my first discs of a particular nature.
I have a project that has the following credentials:
Length: 7hrs 20mins
Format: HDV / m2t
Rendering out to: MPEG2 (H.264 will probably take years?)
NLE: Vegas 9 (of course)
DVD/BDR Author App: DVD Architect Pro 5
Now the million dollar question(s) are:
What is the best way to go about putting the above project onto blu-ray?
How many discs (25GB or 50GB) can I expect to use?
What would be the best bit-rate settings for the project to ensure a decent image?
Basically I am trying to determine the best workflow for the above project. I don't really want the film to cover more than 2 x 50GB blu-ray disc and if I can get it to fit on one 50GB disc then even better!! But of course I want to maintain a decent image quality
I am hoping somebody can aid me in this process so I don't end up pulling all my hair out!!
Many thanks in advance and I'm sorry if this has been covered before or if I've missed out vital details, but am here to respond :o)
Sunny
So I'm dipping my toes into the blu-ray pool and authoring my first discs of a particular nature.
I have a project that has the following credentials:
Length: 7hrs 20mins
Format: HDV / m2t
Rendering out to: MPEG2 (H.264 will probably take years?)
NLE: Vegas 9 (of course)
DVD/BDR Author App: DVD Architect Pro 5
Now the million dollar question(s) are:
What is the best way to go about putting the above project onto blu-ray?
How many discs (25GB or 50GB) can I expect to use?
What would be the best bit-rate settings for the project to ensure a decent image?
Basically I am trying to determine the best workflow for the above project. I don't really want the film to cover more than 2 x 50GB blu-ray disc and if I can get it to fit on one 50GB disc then even better!! But of course I want to maintain a decent image quality
I am hoping somebody can aid me in this process so I don't end up pulling all my hair out!!
Many thanks in advance and I'm sorry if this has been covered before or if I've missed out vital details, but am here to respond :o)
Sunny