Frage von evision:
Hi,
have tried several options but to me it seems so as if the finished DVD to grossly pixelated. What am I doing wrong?
The original footage is 1440x1080 AVCHD
In Premiere I do the sequences in PAL widescreen and they scale to frame size. (White part a little larger, otherwise black borders)
Then I tried 2 options. On the one directly s.Encore with VBR 1 pass 4min/6Ziel/8max
Result: Super pixelated rough
Or only when Mov ausgerendert and only then with the same settings on DVD.
Result: Although not as grainy, but soft and fuzzy
Why could this be?
Antwort von Jörg:
In Premiere I do the sequences in PAL widescreen and they scale to frame size. (White part a little larger, otherwise black borders) Edit to the end with original sequence settings, only then will the 1440s s.Encore given or Resolutionexportiert as file in SD.
That it pixelt at hochskaliertem material is surely clear?
Antwort von rush:
Would be synonymous down s.Ende expected until ...
Slice while in Edius, but I always edit in a sequence according to the source material - in my case ... 1080p25
After exporting the Canopus HQ codec do I transfer the file directly to the authoring program, which then settled down on DVD ... Result is wundabaaaaa:)
Antwort von evision:
In Premiere I do the sequences in PAL widescreen and they scale to frame size. (White part a little larger, otherwise black borders)
Edit to the end with original sequence settings, only then will the 1440s s.Encore given or Resolutionexportiert as file in SD.
That it pixelt at hochskaliertem material is surely clear? The same material but not in pixelt mpeg mov ausgerendert but not!
And that's why I wonder, yes!
Antwort von xinon:
The same material but not in pixelt mpeg mov ausgerendert but not!
And that's why I wonder, yes! how about with 2Pass VBR?
what resolution does your pal sequence?
