Frage von mw:
Hello,
finally, I am of my old analog Video8 Camera has converted to DV and am totally excited of my new Panasonic camera.
DV editing purpose, title and dubbing myself in Premiere Pro 2.0 and incorporated so come now to cope quite well. Unfortunately, I have only 30 days version and therefore can export to DVD not use it. How do I export the edited movies back to a blank DV tape. However, I would export to a DVD much better.
Now my questions.
How do I get the images of DV to DVD?
Or, how can I get these huge AVI files to DVD (not data DVD) really burn without visible loss of quality?
MfG
Jörg (at the next opportunity I have to register here)
PS: So far I only been reading the forums active and have spent many hours searching and reading. Unfortunately I have not the right place.
Antwort von mw:
So for example, Nero offers s.Direkt of DV tape to a DVD to burn. On-the-fly also.
Works flawlessly and is synonymous quality ok. (more precisely to the length of the film and whether it was a simple layer or DL is blank)
Antwort von StefanS:
A very extensive explanation of how a film comes to DVD, there is www.edv-tipp.de
More than it is declared, the ninth here.
However, the outdated it-tipp in relation to the software is now set up a little. This supplement provided but you will find here. Search for Mainconcept, Procoder, etc.
Greeting
Stefan
Antwort von Udo Schröer:
Hello,
tape back up play is always the best solution, it is the quality you get. The DV to DVD file alone will not burn, because you are not with them as a DVD player can play. Halt is a burning program to buy.
Antwort von mw:
Hi Jörg,
if you put the cost of a DVD-enabled Premiere scheust, comes with Ulead 'film distillers' s.Vers. 2 is a cheap alternative in the form of a separate authoring program with good useful MPEG2 encoder:
http://www.pearl.de/p/KS530-Ulead-Filmbrennerei-4-Deluxe-OEM.html
Gruss
ph
