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Ronald Jackson · March 5th, 2015, 03:43 AM

I have two separate projects in FCPX. I would like to burn/share them both to the same Blu-Ray disc.

Any ideas please as to how I may achieve this? I also have Toast Titanium.

Ron

Jeff Pulera · March 5th, 2015, 08:29 AM

Hi Ron,

Not a Mac user, but with Premiere and Encore for instance, one would simply encode each project to "H.264 Blu-ray" format and then put both the files into the Blu-ray project in Encore. Any Blu-ray authoring software should accept multiple files in a project. This is quite common, for instance a wedding video broken into "Wedding" and "Reception", two (or more) individual segments on one DVD or Blu-ray.

Thanks

Ronan Fournier · March 14th, 2015, 05:49 AM

Hi Ron,

Sorry I don't know Toast well.

Personally I use Encore CS 6 for Mac. It was a part of CS6 Production Suite and allows you to creat nice interactive menus for blu-ray and even pop-up menus. However I'm afraid that this software is no more sold by Adobe :-( We don't have new authoring solution on Mac now. It's a shame.

If you can't find Encore, you might try with Compressor 4 and it's very basic authoring features (2 menus allowed : title menu and chapters menu).
Under FCPX, create a project with the two movies one after the other, on the same timeline, and a chapter mark at the end of the first one, then export it as a unique movie file.
Import that file in Compressor and create a Blu-ray with a chapter menu.
So the first movie plays by pressing chapter one button and the second movie plays with a click on chapter 2 button.
That's a fiddle but I hope it can helps!

March 5th, 2015, 03:43 AM	#1
Ronald Jackson Major Player Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Southport, United Kingdom Posts: 723	Burning Two Projects To One BD I have two separate projects in FCPX. I would like to burn/share them both to the same Blu-Ray disc. Any ideas please as to how I may achieve this? I also have Toast Titanium. Ron

March 5th, 2015, 08:29 AM	#2
Jeff Pulera Major Player Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Milwaukee WI Posts: 691	Re: Burning Two Projects To One BD Hi Ron, Not a Mac user, but with Premiere and Encore for instance, one would simply encode each project to "H.264 Blu-ray" format and then put both the files into the Blu-ray project in Encore. Any Blu-ray authoring software should accept multiple files in a project. This is quite common, for instance a wedding video broken into "Wedding" and "Reception", two (or more) individual segments on one DVD or Blu-ray. Thanks __________________ Jeff Pulera Safe Harbor Computers

March 14th, 2015, 05:49 AM	#3
Ronan Fournier Major Player Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Paris, France Posts: 201	Re: Burning Two Projects To One BD Hi Ron, Sorry I don't know Toast well. Personally I use Encore CS 6 for Mac. It was a part of CS6 Production Suite and allows you to creat nice interactive menus for blu-ray and even pop-up menus. However I'm afraid that this software is no more sold by Adobe :-( We don't have new authoring solution on Mac now. It's a shame. If you can't find Encore, you might try with Compressor 4 and it's very basic authoring features (2 menus allowed : title menu and chapters menu). Under FCPX, create a project with the two movies one after the other, on the same timeline, and a chapter mark at the end of the first one, then export it as a unique movie file. Import that file in Compressor and create a Blu-ray with a chapter menu. So the first movie plays by pressing chapter one button and the second movie plays with a click on chapter 2 button. That's a fiddle but I hope it can helps! __________________ http://www.songesdemoai.com/