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QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Mar 8 2006, 10:24 PM) [snapback]299627[/snapback]
Didnt go hand over the DLT tape to get pressed 4 weeks ago?
Elliot I've been meaning to ask you - Did you purchase your own DLT drive and SCSI card and make the master DLT tape yourself?
Moody, same question - Do you handle that stuff yourself?
no but I get dlts made cheap, like $200 to $300 a piece and they'll design a sick menu and lay out your chapters as you want it to look. I get the low price because I'm friends with the guys. I get duplicate dlts for like $30 a piece, around cost. some people pay upwards of $1,000 to have a dlt made and they have to bring in their own menu and chapter lay out, soi get a good deal.
QUOTE(WEBBY @ Mar 9 2006, 04:48 AM) [snapback]299951[/snapback]
so a good idea would be to send them each section in AVI format on DVDR disks so they can do the compression/menus ect then onto a dvd
actually if it goes straight to dvd you ussually send a compressed file on a dvd of the main feature and then another compressed file for bonus footage. the dlt auhorer then uses your files and finds the right bit-rate to have your video look nice but he also has to make sure that the file size of the feature and bonus will fit.
some places in la don't even have digi beta, it depends what company you're working with.
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wtf is a digi beta?
I thought .avi was the highest quality file type.
uncompressed mpeg 2 I believe is better. im not a technician, I have my editors and tech people handle this stuff.