Hardware MPEG encoding Questions at DVinfo.net

Dick Steele · September 12th, 2003, 10:18 PM

Question:

Is it possible to simultaneously output from the AVID to a deck and output an MPEG-1/2, using a hardware encoder like Canopus Amber or something else, to a secondary computer for VDC/DVD creation? I find that AVID's MPEG capabilities are crap.

Please Help,

Dick Steele
Frondeur Films

John Jay · September 14th, 2003, 11:36 AM

if you mean output DV footage to a DV deck and at the same time MPEG 1/2 to a recording device then I would recommend the

Panasonic DMR-E60 , which has a DV in socket and has Variable Bit Rate VBR encoding (up to 4hr MPEG2 and 6 hr MPEG1) and uses DVD-RAM so you can erase your disks over again

using the panny as an encoder you can make a disk and read it back to your computer for demuxing and serious authoring with Scenarist etc

September 12th, 2003, 10:18 PM	#1
Dick Steele Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: TEXAS Posts: 62	Hardware MPEG encoding Questions Question: Is it possible to simultaneously output from the AVID to a deck and output an MPEG-1/2, using a hardware encoder like Canopus Amber or something else, to a secondary computer for VDC/DVD creation? I find that AVID's MPEG capabilities are crap. Please Help, Dick Steele Frondeur Films

September 14th, 2003, 11:36 AM	#2
John Jay Major Player Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: US & THEM Posts: 827	if you mean output DV footage to a DV deck and at the same time MPEG 1/2 to a recording device then I would recommend the Panasonic DMR-E60 , which has a DV in socket and has Variable Bit Rate VBR encoding (up to 4hr MPEG2 and 6 hr MPEG1) and uses DVD-RAM so you can erase your disks over again using the panny as an encoder you can make a disk and read it back to your computer for demuxing and serious authoring with Scenarist etc __________________ John Jay Beware *PLUGGER-BYTES*

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