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September 20th, 2007, 09:07 PM | #31 |
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What I was talking about was, how many minutes of data may be stored if you burn HD material on a regular DVD-R or DVD-RW like the above people talked about.
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Like 20 or 30 minutes.
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This is great info, but I capture everything in AIC so I'm still stuck with a nice long encode back to mpeg-2.
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Nice news!
Anybody who know what could be done in Europe with PAL system? Is this possible with 1080i50 or 1080p25 from a Canon XL H1 or similar camera? |
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Sounds like a great finding but could you please clarify this to me. I use a Canon XL H1, PAL, in 25F mode. Do you say I could edit in a 1080i50 timeline instead of 1080p25 timeline? Then it could be imported into DVD SP with 1080i50 setting without having to encode? (DV SP has no 1080p25 setting.) When I tried a 25F film, edited in a 1080p25 timeline, it took about 4 times longer than the film to import it into DVD SP on a Mac Pro 2.66. It is obviously encoding at the import. Strangely it thinks the QuickTime film has 24.95 fps. Is this normal? Thankful for any ideas. /Johan |
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Has anyone done all this on a dual layer disc yet I currently have a project that is 7.6 gigs and cannot be put on a single layer D-5 at 4.37 gigs. Thanks Gary Williams
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If you don't have experience with burning DL discs this may help: http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage...edia_gary.html Thanks, Hugh |
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I have been trying to get past the limitation of the DVD-5 30 minute of HD useing the H.264 codet as apple states but have yet to get it to play with out being very chopping in movement. You are suppose to be able to put up to 90 minutes of HD material on an DVD-5 But I have yet to get it to work After I build the finished project and try to play it in my apple dvd player on my system it always plays choppy. If it wont play in that it wont play in an hd player. I would like to see apple make this work. It sounds good but dose not work, I guess the only way will be to burn on a dual layer dvd. I kind of wanted to see if I could get the H.264 codet to work first but no such luck.
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