.mpv
- Thread starter Rich Lee
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BLUESPIDER
DVXuser Ninja
Re: .mpv
Lee, your windows media player should playback mpv files. Mine plays MPV files fine. Try going gangster and changing the extension to mpg. If not you can try to download the all in one codecs program.
Lee, your windows media player should playback mpv files. Mine plays MPV files fine. Try going gangster and changing the extension to mpg. If not you can try to download the all in one codecs program.
BLUESPIDER
DVXuser Ninja
Re: .mpv
dude, Premiere Pro does a pretty good job exporting to DVD. I never had a problem, of course you can't make any menus. That's the only downside. I always say, its better than VHS.
dude, Premiere Pro does a pretty good job exporting to DVD. I never had a problem, of course you can't make any menus. That's the only downside. I always say, its better than VHS.
Captaingreen
Member
Re: .mpv
Hey, If you had Adobe Encore and knew how to use it then DVD's would be a breeze!! :
You could do Menu's and subtitles and everything.
Hey, If you had Adobe Encore and knew how to use it then DVD's would be a breeze!! :
You could do Menu's and subtitles and everything.
skinners1
Active member
Re: .mpv
I use premier pro, export to avi file, import into pinnacle studio pro, add menus, surround sound, etc. and voila... Never had any trouble. I also create the DVD on a DVD-RW (which is nice because I can use it over and over...) Upon completion just copy it to a printable DVD, create my label and deliver to the customer.
I use premier pro, export to avi file, import into pinnacle studio pro, add menus, surround sound, etc. and voila... Never had any trouble. I also create the DVD on a DVD-RW (which is nice because I can use it over and over...) Upon completion just copy it to a printable DVD, create my label and deliver to the customer.