Hi Guys
I've finally bought a new computer and wondered if anyone knows the best UK HD Rendering settings to produce a DVD?
I'm using the following:
Software - Sony Vegas 12 Pro
Camera - Canon 600D
Computer
6 Core AMD
8GB Ram
1Tb Memory
Cheers in advance
You live in the UK, so your DVD needs to meet PAL specifications:
25 frames per second (50i or 25p)
720x576
Pixel aspect ratio for 4:3 is 0.9375
Pixel Aspect Ratio for 16:9 is 0.7031
I'm assuming you need to render all this as MPEG-2
Rob Grauert, Jr
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Rob, you better look again.
PAL 4:3 has a PAR of 1.0926 and PAL 16:9 has a PAR of 1.4568
Mike
Thanks for the info, but I'm after the setting to burn to DVD.
for instance, do I render it in HDV, AVCHD, BLUE RAY? Etc etc..... Plus do I burn in to DVD, Dual layer DVD or Blue ray disk?
It was a lot simpler in the SD days lol.....
As I mentioned I'm working in Sony Vegas 12 and the film is about 15mins long in full HD.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Since you want HD, it has to be Blu-ray so try either of these options.
1) Main Concept MPEG-2 - BluRay 1920x1080-24p, 25 Mbps Video Stream
2) Main Concept AVC/AAC - BluRay 1920x1080-24p 25 Mbps Video Stream
Mike
Good eye, Mike. Not sure why Compressor is telling me something different from Photoshop
Rob Grauert, Jr
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The PARs are both correct - they're just what happens when horizontal and vertical get swapped in the calculation. if you multiply each one by the other, you get a value close to 1 (in both cases, 1.02ish) Just different ways of expressing the differences in ratio.
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