Matt Grunau
Adobe Demigod
if you movie is not that long, export it as a Quicktime with the Animation codec, and render the audio as an AC3 if you can. If not, go for a PCM uncompressed format, like .wav or (I think) .aif. If you include them in one output, your DVD authoring program should transoced them for DVD format.
If you movie is longer, think about the Sorenson 3 codec, but beware, it has a tendency to darken the clips somewhat.
Unless you are exporting to a direct dvd video format (mpg2) you are going to compress, and then recompress in you DVD authoring software. that is at least a 2nd generation compression, so mind the artifacts.
If you movie is longer, think about the Sorenson 3 codec, but beware, it has a tendency to darken the clips somewhat.
Unless you are exporting to a direct dvd video format (mpg2) you are going to compress, and then recompress in you DVD authoring software. that is at least a 2nd generation compression, so mind the artifacts.