Frage von Donkey:
Times since I have a question regarding burning the movie on DVD.
If I have an HD camcorder, so Resolution1920 * 1080, the film, I can then burn to DVD to make it with a regular DVD player? If yes, how does that work? The software, with the film which I would like to edit previously, the car around? If yes, is the quality loss be very high or even higher than when I use a camcorder take the outset of a lower Resolutionhat?
Many greetings
Donkey
Antwort von dietzemichi:
if you have a DVD-Video, then this is s.den bound PAL standard, which means the picture is converted to 720x576. It depends s.welches authoring program, or you take with you which program encoder. Whom thou hast Encore, you take the settings in the Transcode settings. In Encore CS3 kannste synonymous burn Blu-Ray, which means HD-DVD. This is a quality loss, so now you kannste itself out;).
How egsagt comes to the software, what you have to adjust.
Antwort von swen:
you can with
Antwort von wolfgang:
It would be better of course, the high definition content on Blu Ray or - is synonymous, such as AVCHD DVD - DVD to burn, and of a Blu Ray player. Then still receive HD content.
Antwort von kkutte:
Of course, you can a "normal DVD" and burn down lassen.Aber reckon the quality is of course visible schlechter.Ich must often make of me because I filmed in HD dance shows for many parents burn.
I work until my HD files and leave them a full HD movie to an external disk off.
First of this movie finished, I then create a "normal DVD" for all.
Myself, I play the HD film of the hard drive with the HD player Popcorn (Guckst here www.popcorn-hour.de). So are all satisfied.
Blu Ray is still too expensive and then look in the forums how much Fehlbrennungen there s.der agenda sind.Bei blank prices of about ¬ 10 as well, I can waive it.
Greeting
kkutte
Antwort von wolfgang:
Blu Ray is still too expensive and then look in the forums how much Fehlbrennungen there s.der agenda sind.Bei blank prices of about ¬ 10 as well, I can waive it.
Greeting
kkutte Where was the over Fehlbrennungen reported? I do not know about this report.
And AVCHD on DVD are cheap, regular DVDs burned - if one's BD-R still too expensive.
