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February 23rd, 2007, 09:23 AM | #1 |
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V1 25p footage best compresion for output on DVD / DV.
Hi all,
Need a bit of help on this one. I've just finished a documentry that is going to be shown in FICCO (Mexico City Int. Film fetival) and they have asked me to deliver it on a DVD or DV. The finished version will be shown in a cinema. It is 20mins long and was shot on a V1E at 25p. I captured and edited in FCP using the HDV-1080i 50 easy setup. What should I do that will give me the best final output? Should I print to tape onto my V1E using the DV SP mode? To do this will I have to create a DV sequence and re-render? Or, should I try and use Compressor and if so what settings have worked with others in the past? I have a 1ghz Dual Core G5 with 2gb ram. The last thing is....I've only got 24hrs to do this!! Thank you Charlie. |
February 23rd, 2007, 02:42 PM | #2 | |
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The fastest way is to put your HDV composition onto a DV timeline, render and lay off (print to tape). Quick and dirty, and it may well do. If delivering on DVD, I'd export the HDV to something like a DVCPro-50 timeline and let compressor do its job from there, but you're right at the edge of timing. I'd prefer this over going to DV if your edit contains graphics or strong coloured lighting as DV isn't kind - especially if you're going from NTSC DV to NTSC DVD - 4:1:1 to 4:2:0 is like shaving with a cheese grater. With 24 hours to deliver 20 mins, now is not the time to experiment with workflows... :o) Best of luck! |
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