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1280x720p to put on Blu-ray
My footage is 1280x720 25p. The format is HDV in a .m2t file. To what format should I render from Vegas Pro 8 in order to have a compliant Blu-ray disc?
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There should be render presets in the render window. Did you check? Look in mpeg2.
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My problem is which preset to choose. There is one which is "HDV 720-25p". This will produce a .m2t file which I don't think is Blu-ray compliant. In the blu-ray preset list there is no 720-25p. Should I use 1440x1080 50i? Would this produce a lesser quality image since it is at a higher resolution then my original 1280x720 25p?
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For 1280x720, you will need to convert 25p to 50p for Blu-ray compliance. The official Blu-ray Disc specification does not support 25p or 30p at any resolution. Some studios have managed to successfully convert 25p to 24p - but that would have required specialized equipment to do the job correctly.
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I mean, didn't the PAL DVDs just speed up film by 4% (much to the annoyance of sound people)? This would just do the same but in the opposite direction. Here is the math behind it: One hour (60 minutes) of 25p played at 24p will take 60 * 25 / 24 = 62.5 minutes to play. |
Randall I totaly agree with you that 25p is not blu-ray compliant. And in fact that is my problem!! Can anyone please tell me which preset to use in Vegas Pro 8 to convert my 1280x720 25p in order to put the video on Blu-ray?
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