On Tuesday 03 March 2009 12:14:52 John Detwiler wrote:
> Ron,
>
> That's good to hear.
>
> My big question, still outstanding, is: "HOW do we control the size/rate of
> those .mpgs?"
>
> I believe that neither dvdauthor or dvdstyler will add much overhead, nor
> should they make the .mpgs any more
Hi Ron,
Here's what I do, I hope it helps. I generally create a DVD with 6 or 7
different clips that I output from Cinelerra as Raw DV files.
I add up the total running time of all the clips (the one I'm currently
working on is 6 clips totalling 71 minutes). I take that over to
http://www.3ivx.
Ron,
That's good to hear.
My big question, still outstanding, is: "HOW do we control the size/rate of
those .mpgs?"
I believe that neither dvdauthor or dvdstyler will add much overhead, nor
should they make the .mpgs any more compact.
But, when rendering in Cinelerra, and when combining in ffm
On Sunday 22 February 2009 03:02:34 pm John Detwiler wrote:
> 2. I've been following the workflow in the Cinelerra manual for
> publishing to DVD, and it works just fine. That is:
>
> - render to foo.ac3 and foo.m2v from Cinelerra
> - ffmpeg -i foo.ac3 -i foo.m2v -target ntsc-dvd f
Thanks for that. I suspected that bit-rate was a factor, too.
I don't actually specify bit rate anywhere; I've just followed the cookbook.
Bit rate is implicitly set, I expect, by the '-target ntsc-dvd' option on
ffmpeg;
and I suppose that the 'YUV4MPEG Stream' and 'ffmpeg pipe' settings determ
Hi,
msk...@ansuz.sooke.bc.ca schrieb:
On Sun, 22 Feb 2009, John Detwiler wrote:
3. Standard DVD+R have 4.7 GB capacity, and hold about half an hour of
mpg's. My finished project (including 'feature' and 'extras') will be
at least 60-90 minutes altogether.
DVD+R discs don't hold "half an hour
msk...@ansuz.sooke.bc.ca wrote:
On Sun, 22 Feb 2009, John Detwiler wrote:
3. Standard DVD+R have 4.7 GB capacity, and hold about half an hour of
mpg's. My finished project (including 'feature' and 'extras') will be
at least 60-90 minutes altogether.
DVD+R discs don't hold "half an hou
On Sun, 22 Feb 2009, John Detwiler wrote:
> 3. Standard DVD+R have 4.7 GB capacity, and hold about half an hour of
> mpg's. My finished project (including 'feature' and 'extras') will be
> at least 60-90 minutes altogether.
DVD+R discs don't hold "half an hour" of MPEG video. They hold 4.7G, and
John Detwiler wrote:
> So, what do you do beyond the half-hour point?
> Throttle the bitrate (if possible??) to stay under 4.7 GB?
> Find some commercial production house to burn denser DVDs?
> Break the project across multiple discs?
Uhm, use double-layer discs? That's what I
Not strictly a Cinelerra issue, but I hope the community can offer
advice:
Do you have experience with delivering longer-than-half-an-hour programs
on DVD?
1. My intended audience is small (20-50 copies), using ordinary home
(NTSC) tv playback gear.
2. I've been following the workflow in the Cin
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