PLEASE HELP! Project due in 12 Hours!

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ElektronBlue

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Dangit - what a time trying to learn software!

Thank you all who have helped me with the slow motion.

I am now having Publishing issues.

My goal - take my beautiful sequence in FCP 6 and burn it to a DVD.

Taken and imported in 1080i60 16x9 - only 6 minutes in duration.

How to I obtain the video quality the same or near same on the Final Cut Pro preview?!

I only have iDVD to publish to (unless someone else has an idea (don't have dvd studio pro :( )

I have fast motion of a motorcycle - I have freeze frames when it passes by a scale beam to read angles. In all my exports (quicktime current settings / quicktime hdv 1080i60 / quicktime DV NTSC) it makes them all jagged and double framed.

Also all the exports have the interlaced line appearance!

How do I export to what file/compression and mount to a DVD with iDVD to obtain the same or near quality that previews on FCP that will be viewed on a projection screen in a class room?

Any help with be much much MUCH appreciated!

Jason!
 
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Go in IDVD, and add in the file. Try going into the settings and change it to progressive. And the footage would be interlaced seeing as you shot it interlaced.
 
Mattykins said:
Go in IDVD, and add in the file. Try going into the settings and change it to progressive. And the footage would be interlaced seeing as you shot it interlaced.
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Thanks Matty! I relayed the message - I've been pulling my hair out trying to help my friend with his project - we figured it out tonight - he exported it out to the HDV 1080i60 quicktime and drag dropped it into iDVD - and selected burn - came out pretty good for SD.

C.M. it's my friend's computer - I'm was helping him the best I knew how from when I helped him create with my imovie hd - he wanted to try FCP.. ugh what headache it was... ah.. relief ... was..

:-)

Thanks for the help!
 
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