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Posted by Larry Johnson on 01/30/06 14:43
You could use an outside transcoder such as ProCoder and you could compress
the crap out of these videos. The biggest problem is that once you go below
4mb/sec the video suffers greatly. Frankly, it would look like crap.
Encore has a 4mb single pass labeled as "Low Quality". These 22GB files
would fit onto a single DVD once transcoded using the 4mb 2-pass "High
Quality" setting. If you don't want to tie up your system just do what many
others do. Select Build DVD just before retiring for bed. Once you get up in
the morning the disc is done.
DVD's are inexpensive. Why not have good quality video images rather than
trying to stack several hours onto a single disc?
"Paul Turner" <turnerpaul@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1138627585.289163.63790@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
> Thanks,
>
> That all sounds great. If I try to use Encore for the transcoding I
> get an error saying something is less than 2mb (I think it's 2meg, it
> could have been 2gig - sorry, I can't check as I'm at work).
>
> The files I used I exported from Premiere as AVI DV and are massive
> (over 22gb for the total 8 files and 90mins). Could that have caused a
> problem?
>
> Shame there's not some option in encore to simply reduce them all down
> so they fit perfectly on the 4.7gb dvd with my menu.
>
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