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October 23rd, 2006, 07:56 PM
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Regular Crew
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Avid Liquid 7-squeeze 3 hours to 1DVD
I want to squeeze 3 hours(seminar shooting) onto 1DVD 4.7gb -if I have to cut the frames 24fps ,how do I do that with Avid Liquid 7
How much footage can take a double layer -high quality? Thank you |
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October 23rd, 2006, 08:03 PM
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You can fit 3 hours on a DVD if it was captured at 24fps. Easily so with dual layer (with twice as much space).
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October 24th, 2006, 05:57 AM
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Inner Circle
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2 things about DCDs
FIRST a 4.7 gig DVD is really 4.34 gigs (formatting the disc and other vital info that the mfg stores on it) SECOND, learn about BITRATES-by setting the proper BITRATE you can get 3 hours of infomation on a single layer DVD-I don't recommend putting action footage as it will not be the best quality but I also shoot a lot of seminars and it can be done. I routinely put 3 hours of footage on a disc because there is very little movement to degrade the look of the images. Bitrates are your friend ;-) Don |
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October 24th, 2006, 08:04 AM
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I want to squeeze 3 hours(seminar shooting) onto 1DVD 4.7gb -if I have to cut the frames 24fps ,how do I do that with Avid Liquid 7
How much footage can take a double layer -high quality? Thank you VBR - 4000max 3000 avg 1000 min 2pass mpg 2, Ac3 stereo @ 192kbps youll have enough headroom for a short static menu and scene selection list. Video file shouldnt exceed 4100mb |
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