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December 21st, 2008, 05:12 AM | #1 |
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Premiere CS4. HDV to SD conversion(Dual layer DVD)
I recorded on Canon XHA1 HDV recording. I wish to output this to highest SD (DVD quality as possible) I am using Dual Layer DVD. The video editing sofware I use is Adobe Premiere CS4. How can I do this?
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December 21st, 2008, 09:01 AM | #2 |
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Your question is really too big to deal with thoroughly here. I'd suggest that you invest US$25 for a monthly subscription to the lynda.com training site. There might be better training facilities out there, but I haven't found one for people in your situation.
Once you've gone through that training, you should do a small sample project. Something about 10 to 15 minutes long to familiarize yourself with the process. It can save you a bunch of grief later. If you do something wrong with the test project, you won't have to undo, then redo everything in your big project. I hope that will get you started. |
March 24th, 2009, 07:51 AM | #3 |
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I was also thinking of this problem as i am currently working out my workflow and what I found is that after I edit my HDV raw file and go to export to encore......I get the option to either burn to blu ray or DVD and when I selected DVD I chose the custom setting for High quality widescreen and it worked fine on my DVD player and I assume I can next export the project to Blu-ray......or am i missing something....because wether its blue ray or dvd everybody these days is happy with widescreen
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April 13th, 2009, 03:48 PM | #4 |
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I belive that is may not be the better solution. Well for me it is not.
I agree with Tripp search online for workflows and do your on tests with small samples. It is very hard to find someone in the exacly same situation as you, but I get tell you everyone is searching for the best quality. So far, I edit in premiere CS4, then I open the project in AE CS4, render it lossyless with huffyuv, resize in Vdub, and convert to DVD with TPMGEnc. It toke very long to come with this and I am not full satisfy. Hope I help Dan |
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