Loren Simons
DVXuser Sponsor
Is it possible to burn an H.264 file onto a standard SD DVD?
H.264 and DVD Studio Pro
- Thread starter Loren Simons
- Start date
AwakenedFilms
Veteran
Sure - make it a data DVD (and keep the file under 4 gigs for SL DVDs).
You can also transcode the file into something like ProRes or DV and then edit or transcode it to MPEG-2 and encode for DVD in DVDSP.
Not sure that my answer is what you are looking for...any other info you could offer?
J
You can also transcode the file into something like ProRes or DV and then edit or transcode it to MPEG-2 and encode for DVD in DVDSP.
Not sure that my answer is what you are looking for...any other info you could offer?
J
Loren Simons
DVXuser Sponsor
yeah well you seem to know what i've been looking for .so for the whole situation i have described it on this thread
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=145085
this was just kind of a piece of the puzzle since i needed answers fast. thanks!
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=145085
this was just kind of a piece of the puzzle since i needed answers fast. thanks!
That's not what you inquired about in your other thread.
You said: "So I burnt an hd dvd in dvd studio pro (exported from compressor 60min hd dvd) and I burn it all with the menus and what not."
If you have menus, etc., you created a video HD DVD, not a data DVD.
They are different
And you don't need DVD SP to burn a data DVD.
You said: "So I burnt an hd dvd in dvd studio pro (exported from compressor 60min hd dvd) and I burn it all with the menus and what not."
If you have menus, etc., you created a video HD DVD, not a data DVD.
They are different
And you don't need DVD SP to burn a data DVD.
Richard J. Johnson
Joystick Member
I do it. My question is can you put H.264 data back into the FCP timeline?
No, h.264 is a delivery format, not an editing format.