New Shooting Video
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July 27, 2009 at 9:53 PM #37606
videomax
ParticipantHi video gurus..I bought a Canon XL2 and my first video looked ok on my MacPro during editing using iMovie but when burned to DVD and watched on different TV’s it looked blured big time…
I had the camera on “easy recording” and the final product was awful!! (on DVD) ….
Do you guys have any suggestions as of what to check and or setup propertly?
merci
Anibal
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July 27, 2009 at 10:48 PM #166772
Anonymous
Inactivesounds like yougoofed with the dvd’s bit rate
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July 28, 2009 at 12:43 AM #166773
videomax
ParticipantI heard that before but IDVD has a bit rate predefined..nothing I can do about it.
this is the flowchart of event: Shooting on XL2 TO miniDV –> import to Imovie –> Editing on Imovie (projects less than 1 hour)–> Export to Quicktime (way better result than straight t iDVD) –>CREATE a idvd project –> BURN to DVD single layer.
Any Thoughts
Anibal
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July 28, 2009 at 7:39 AM #166774
Anonymous
Inactivetry the Best Performance setting
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July 29, 2009 at 7:22 PM #166775
Anonymous
Inactiveif you are rendering to a dvd, you need to render to mpeg2 not .mov dvd standard is mpeg stream, you lost quality by compressing the job to a .mov file.
John
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July 29, 2009 at 9:04 PM #166776
videomax
ParticipantThanks JohnBoy, can you show me how to do the rendering to mpeg2…I have absolutly no idea!
Thanks
P.S. by the way zoobie I tried the “best performance” option with the same poor blured results… I know the problem is during rendering to DVD because the original movie on tape an the the original movie during editing looks great.
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