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1. Re: Best way to compress
Ann Bens Jun 13, 2009 4:26 PM (in response to Reese Richardson)I do not think Pro 2 can handle this.
Run a file through Gspot so we can see what format it realy is (i am guessing on mp4)
and place a screenshot here.
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2. Re: Best way to compress
John T Smith Jun 13, 2009 5:02 PM (in response to Reese Richardson)records in HD 1920 X 1020 in MOV format it is capable of recording on a 16 gig memory card or an hour of video. The question is how do you get 16 gigs on a 8.5 gig DVD or a two hour video
First... a DVD is, by definition, SD (Standard Definiton) at:
Compliant video to produce a DVD (per Encore forum)
NTSC: 720x480 or 720x486 (or 704x480) at 29.97 or 23.976 fps
PAL: 720x576 (or 704x576) at 25 fps
Encode audio to AC3 or PCM for best player compatibility
NOTE that 704-wide is "less good" per a recent message
in that it may (will?) need to be re-transcoded by EncoreSecond... you author a DVD in a program like Encore (earlier than CS3 versions of Premiere had a limited authoring function) by converting to MPEG-2, which is then written to the DVD in a special format
SD video uses about 13Gig per hour of video, which compresses down to fit on a 4.7Gig DVD when converted to MPEG-2
Your file is going to have to be first converted to the DVD size, then compressed to MPEG-2


