Compressor

[Robbie Comeau]

guys, i went finalcut-export-compressor and then i batched it and this is it

now what? where cna isee the file? thanks

 

[matt s.]

if you dont specify where to save it it will usually be in the same folder as the original file

 

[Robbie Comeau]

well i found the m2v file, wheres the audio file?

 

[Bob Fagan]

My guess is you only put the video setting on the file to compress because the audio file(s) should be right next to the video file that you found. Do you know how to use "find file"? Cmd-F?

 

[Robbie Comeau]

ya i redid it, i added the sound file, now how do i get this on dvd ., i dont got dvd studio pro, but i got toast.......i jsut added the video and audio file, and im burning it, will this work? (kinda off topic, but i shot this video 24pA and in toast it says its 29.97, is this bad?)

 

[VaricamLife]

(kinda off topic, but i shot this video 24pA and in toast it says its 29.97, is this bad?)

That's what I would expect from a Toast burn. Like I mentioned in your other thread about this issue, if you use Toast and not DVDSP you will be handcuffed by the limitations of Toast. I guess 24p DVD isn't something it offers. You will need to use DVDSP.

As for bad or not, well you'll have to watch it and see. Its adding pulldown for you during that process. But how good will the pulldown from Toast be? I wouldn't expect too great, but maybe its okay. After you burn it you'll have to watch it and see if its tolerable or not for you. If not, then you will have no choice but to get into DVD Studio Pro somehow (borrow a friends, go to a rental house, whatever).

Cheers.