post #1
17 August 2005, 16:43 UTC#1
Anyone know what the best format to export clips as to be used to make a DVD would be using premiere?
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post #2
17 August 2005, 16:49 UTC#2
QUOTE([TNowhere] Kane @ Aug 17 2005, 04:42 PM)
Anyone know what the best format to export clips as to be used to make a DVD would be using premiere?
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errr .avi should do
post #3
17 August 2005, 16:49 UTC#3
QUOTE([TNowhere] Kane @ Aug 17 2005, 04:42 PM)
Anyone know what the best format to export clips as to be used to make a DVD would be using premiere?
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I wood like to know too.
post #4
17 August 2005, 16:50 UTC#4
I know nothing about DVD production but I'm pretty sure its gotta be in MPEG format to be on a DVD.
post #5
17 August 2005, 16:51 UTC#5
.m2t
post #6
17 August 2005, 16:55 UTC#6
Offtopic: I'm not on the fag team anymore...
post #7
17 August 2005, 16:56 UTC#7
what the fuck is .m2t?
I'd say the highest quality mpeg if you don't have a program just for converting it to the right format for DVDs.
I'd say the highest quality mpeg if you don't have a program just for converting it to the right format for DVDs.
post #8
17 August 2005, 16:57 UTC#8
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Aug 17 2005, 04:55 PM)
what the fuck is .m2t?
I'd say the highest quality mpeg if you don't have a program just for converting it to the right format for DVDs.
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I'd say the highest quality mpeg if you don't have a program just for converting it to the right format for DVDs.
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.M2T is the format used for High Def. footage.
post #9
17 August 2005, 16:57 UTC#9
Most programmes will convert automatically to the necessary format, unless the original format is not compatiable in the first place, like .MPEG4
post #10
17 August 2005, 16:59 UTC#10
QUOTE(Boner Jones @ Aug 17 2005, 12:56 PM)
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Aug 17 2005, 04:55 PM)
what the fuck is .m2t?
I'd say the highest quality mpeg if you don't have a program just for converting it to the right format for DVDs.
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I'd say the highest quality mpeg if you don't have a program just for converting it to the right format for DVDs.
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.M2T is the format used for High Def. footage.
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I dont think they have a hi def cam lol.. I will tho .... soon!
post #11
17 August 2005, 17:14 UTC#11
Whatchoo getting Brentster?
post #12
17 August 2005, 17:37 UTC#12
My mommy works for sony so this is what im gettin
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post #13
17 August 2005, 18:06 UTC#13
Hmmm, there are a few mpeg settings. Mpeg2 crops about 10% of the outside of the clip and Mpeg1 just fucks up.
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That's the camera we use.
post #14
17 August 2005, 18:10 UTC#14
QUOTE([TNowhere] Kane @ Aug 17 2005, 06:06 PM)
Hmmm, there are a few mpeg settings. Mpeg2 crops about 10% of the outside of the clip and Mpeg1 just fucks up.
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Mpeg1 works fine for me, I guess I'm lucky, and I think Mpeg1 cuts the outside of the clip too
post #15
17 August 2005, 19:23 UTC#15
Hmmm, I tried importing and mpeg file and it said it wasn't supported.