--- Leonel Dolara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I think I got an easy one this time:
>
> I got my DV stuff edited in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5,
> then I want toexport it for my DVD. It was 1h and
> 46m lenght.
> How do you export your films? Which is the best
> method(compression-quality)?
For best video quality, 2 pass VBR, with AC3 audio
compression to make more room for the video. PCM audio
uses a lot more room.
You can also use MPEG audio compression, but an NTSC
DVD must have *either* a PCM or AC3 audio track to be
compliant with the standard. It can have both, or all
three types of audio track.
PAL DVDs may have any of those three, even just MPEG.
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