Best Exporting Options

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perera.amila

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I am Using Premiere Pro 2 and presently working on a 2 hour project.
What woul be the best exporting technique to export the entire 2 hors movie to a 4.7GB DVD.
I used MPEG2-DVD with 4Mbps 2Pass and it takes a lot of time for rendering. After encoding I get .m2v file and soun file and some other file.
How to burn this to complete a DVD.
Pls Reply SOON.

Thank You in Advance.
 
Drop both files into a DVD authoring program timeline. If your program doesn't support the timeline thing then you'll have to rerender the file so that you have only one complete video with sound.

Go to the Adobe Media Encoder and make sure that the Multiplexer option is turned to ON, that'll just give you a normal mpeg file.
 
Normally I just use the MPEG-2 DVD preset, but sometimes it doesn't work out. Then I render out uncompressed and let the DVD program I use (Encore) deal with it when it burns.
 
How to render the uncompressed to the adobe encore dvd and burn the dvd their. (sorry I am new to the editing business)
please reply soon.
 
Perera,
Not the best at DVD encoding, but I figured I'd respond since it sounds like you need help.

In Premiere, go to File>Export>Movie. Check Microsoft AVI, then make sure the compression is set to "None". This will give you a huge file (more than 4.7 gigs to fit on a DVD)...\

Import that file into Encore, DVD Architect, or whatever your encoding program is, and burn it. The program should compress it to whatever size necessary (probably an mpeg 2 file) to fit on the DVD.

Good luck,
Taylor
 
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