AVCHD burned to reg. DVD and played on consumer DVD player?
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I have to submit a film to someone and these are my instructions:
“Please ensure that the DVD submitted is an Authored DVD playable on a consumer (non-professional) DVD player. We will not accept data DVD’s (no quicktime files (Movs), Mp4s, H264s).”
Here is my problem:
My footage is AVCHD edited through Final Cut. What program/software do I use to make my AVCHD film playable on a consumer DVD player.
Is it possible?
I just ran into this issue on a project as we had to design a dvd system. From my research and a spindle of experience, I found the best process is to export your movie int he best settings you can. Import the footage into compressor and use mpeg2 from the presets. it will then give you a .M2V file that DVD Studio Pro will recognize. Finally you must go into DVD Studio Pro and change the preferences from HDDVD(which is no longer supported) to SDDVD. Then you can select your template or build your own dvd menu. The key it to ensure that you change DVD studio settings to SD as HDDVD settings are not playable in most consumer dvd players.
have a look at Roxio Toast (Roxio.com) it does it just about automatically…
Good luck
Robert
wondershare media converter works quite well for me !