Demistate Veteran Dec 1, 2008 #2 This isn't the easiest thing to do, but it will get you the best results: http://invertedhorn.axspace.com/hdv2dvd_basic.html Basically: Ppro --> Debug Mode Frame Server --> Avisynth Script --> hcenc m2v file. You still have to author it to a disc with Encore after all that mess.
This isn't the easiest thing to do, but it will get you the best results: http://invertedhorn.axspace.com/hdv2dvd_basic.html Basically: Ppro --> Debug Mode Frame Server --> Avisynth Script --> hcenc m2v file. You still have to author it to a disc with Encore after all that mess.
m.t. Member Dec 4, 2008 #3 I've been having good luck using adobe's built in media encoder (xp cs3) from transcoded dvcpro files.
I've been having good luck using adobe's built in media encoder (xp cs3) from transcoded dvcpro files.
M Mike_Raddport Well-known member Dec 4, 2008 #4 m.t. do you find that you have to put an anti aliasing filter on your footage when outputting that way? Using your same workflow I find I have to do that or I'm getting ringing all over when watching on an NTSC TV.
m.t. do you find that you have to put an anti aliasing filter on your footage when outputting that way? Using your same workflow I find I have to do that or I'm getting ringing all over when watching on an NTSC TV.