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September 12th, 2008, 06:46 AM | #1 |
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Newbie in making DVD with toast 8
hi all,
My system: iBook G4 FCP 5.1 External DVD burner Toast 8.01 Titanium I tried to make DVDs with the QT files I exported using FCP QT compressor. All I did is drag the files to toast 8 under video and burn the file using blank DVDs. I do not need to make menus, just a DVD that auto plays. However, I ALWAYS get pixelation somewhere in the DVDs i make, no matter i export how many times under different setting in FCP. What is the best format to use to burn DVD using toast 8? Thanks! |
September 12th, 2008, 08:13 AM | #2 |
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Google MPEG2 compression and long GOP compression...
There is no magic setting. In general, the higher the bit-rate the higher the quality and the higher the file size (less content fits on a disc). The lower the bit-rate, the lower the quality and a smaller file size (more fits on a disc). In general, scenes with fast and/or erratic motion (unstable handheld shots, unstable anything really! quick pan & zoom, etc) can break up upon encoding because of how Long GOP compression works. My workflow is to export a non-self-contained file out of FC. Drag that into Compressor. My usual settings are 6.1 average bit-rate and 7.1 max. bit rate, 2-pass VBR. AAC for the audio. But then again, how long is your sequence? Mike |
September 12th, 2008, 01:20 PM | #3 |
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hi,
My sequence is less than 15 mins. I skipped compressor because i dun really know how to use it. Would be grateful if you can advise how I can use compressor to improve my DVD output. I only opened compressor once.... |
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