Exporting video files on DVD

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  How can I burn video files to dvd via laptop?

  Created a video using a webcam and my laptop has a dvd / cd/cdr drive to play and burn. I do not know how to burn my video to dvd... any input please? In advance thank you!

  You will need a third party software that will convert and burn the video file. If you want to be able to watch the video at home or auto dvd players you will need a software who authors the file as well. I prefer Ashampoo Burning Studio 10. You can download and get a free trial from the link below. It is an excellent program and well worth the $15.00 you can buy it for after the expiration of the trial period. There may be some restrictions on the trial version but, I'm not there.

  http://www.Ashampoo.com/en/USD/pin/2610/Burning_Software/Ashampoo-Burning-Studio-10

• Impossible to export video files of Cyber-Shot HX200V

  I tried several times to get the videos I recorded on my HX200V to my Dell computer. I installed the software to play the memories. I tried to locate video files on camera for export as I do of the photos. None of this has worked. Someone please help.

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• exported video file becomes black?

  When I preview the layout of file is fine and show all the images I want to, when I export the file it looks black on my main image, I tried to change how its in and makes no difference, as well as various export formats.

  what I am doing wrong?

  I think you have your background of composition set to white. The background will always make it dark, unless you are rendered with transparency. Try to put a solid white at the bottom of the timeline.

• Exported video file does not match an audio file in length?

  I'm back with the same problem.

  Here are the specifications for this project:

  Premiere Pro 5

  Call sequences in HDV 1080i (Sony FX1) format

  Length of timeline published... 52:25

  Destination: Blu - ray disc

  I tried two formats in the SOUL... MPEG2 Blu - ray and H.264 Blu - ray

  I tried all combinations of presets within these two formats... Attributes match, 1440x1080i, HDTV,... etc, etc, etc.

  The machine is to spend anywhere from 7 to 27 hours to encode these files.

  When I open the two files, once the operation is finished, I find that I have a file audio 52:25 of length and a video file 43: 34, any format or preset I have chosen!

  To playback, you can imagine the frustration... in the first two minutes, the two are out of sync.

  What I'm doing wrong here.

  It is my first outing in the world of the Adobe HD. I did Adobe first SD for 10 years... and my deadline for captioning is much too soon.

  I appreciate any help you can offer.

  Have you tried to add the files again and check there, despite the difference?

• IMac will perform faster than the Mac mini when exporting video files in Apple Compressor?

  I want to export 3-8 hours long videos using Apple Compressor in 720 p, 3 per day.

  I intend to use Final Cut Pro X.

  Simple slide shows with music. Like this:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=tGQAqHkyKGw

  
  

  Mac Mini end of 2012: Processor: Core i7 clocked at 2.6 GHz; RAM: 16 GB; Video card:

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  Thanks for your replies!

  Download GeekBench and look over the results of tests to find out. Not enough information provided and without tests side by side of each configuration, it's almost an impossible question to answer definitively.

  The SSD used by Apple in a Mini 2012 is not necessarily the same brand and model from the one used in an iMac of 2015. Then there is a dual-core or quad-core i7 in the Mini. iMacs usually had the quad-core processors, I think.

• Need to export video files for future editing

  Hello

  I have recently started a small media company and shot some footage of b-roll to sell to a customer. It's my first commercial job and even if I used my steadycam the film was a little chaotic sometimes. I don't want to give my first client shit pictures and so I edited the clips in Adobe Premiere Pro using stabilizer of curvature that has cleaned up the images how I want. Now, I need to export without compress images or dropping the res so that they have the good clean sequence to modify and use it however they want in the future.

  I was not able to find all the right answers on that yet. Everyone says to use the H.264 format, but that will compress the images which will then get compressed again once the company changes it. This is no bueno.

  I shot the pictures with my sony a6000 using the codec AVCHD using the 28 M (PS) 60 p setting.

  If anyone knows this but the best format and parameters to use to export the images so that it is always high resolution and compressed that would be very useful. I am new to Premiere Pro and even to try to understand that stuff.

  Thanks for your help

  To really make this clear... Qt format or the wrapper is ok, and the codecs are ok, the Player within Windows that is the question. And the danger. In addition to being a player really sucky, of course.

  So, using a mov or Qt 'wrapper' is not a problem at all, and no one in a Windows computer must have the player installed to work with mov envelope. In the OS by Apple computer, the player is still "maintained" and quite safe. And as this Qt any 'thing' is a baby Apple, still fairly steady on the Mac side.

  Most of the PC seems to be able to again encode mov format in PrPro using 2015.3 10.x versions and later. Some need to download the Qt 'basic' items to encode mov format, but can choose NOT to download & install the Player, so to be entirely safe.

  Make a Cineform in the mov wrapper should be usable as well in the PC and Mac, and it plays very well back.

  And of course, DNxHD/R is also very good.

  As to what flavor of DNxHD/R, I'll just copy my previous answer...

  "With DNxHD/R, probably use a HQ 'flavor' of the frame-size/rate appropriate, in the Group/MXF Op1a. .

  " The difference between HQ and the HQX in round-trip DNxHD codec settings is HQ is 8-bit, HQX is 10 bits, but I do not think that your media began as a 10-bit, so it may be too much at this point."

  Choose an appropriate-size/frame rate HQ or HQX according to your needs, as indicated.

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• Satellite Pro A120: DVD/CD burner does not burn audio and video files

  Hello

  I have the Satellite Pro A120 with a cd/dvd burner MAT * a uj-8415. It works very well with data Brüning, but...

  When you try to burn the MP3 files or video files on DVD or CD/r or any type of audio file, it suddenly gives me an error message telling me that the cd can no longer be used.

  I tried hole Sonic (RecordNow), through Nero 6, and also directly by dragging and dropping files, but all was in vain. This MATI * a uj-8415 machine has also made the same error while burning a DVD double layer.

  Again, the unit reads all types of CD and DVD and writes also all types of files with the exception of the audio and video.

  Can you help me please to solve this problem?

  Hello

  I know that some mp3 files and audio are protected against copying and burning on different CDs or DVDs so could not work? ¦

  Other reasons why you can't write these files to CD or DVD is simply a problem of compatibility between the STRANGE and the CD or DVD.
  According to my experience, not all CD or DVD is supported, and these compatibility issues are not really rare.

  I also have another idea.
  Have you heard of burning of problems caused by the bad registry entry? I mean the upper and lower filters...

  Please check this doc MS:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/270008/en-us

  Completely remove the Upperfilters and Lowerfilters from the following registry key values:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Class\ {4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  .. .and see if it helps.

• Audio and video file export question.

  When I export my video, I'm MPEG2 1080 p Blu - Ray, but after that he implemented that it exported video file and one audio file, how do I get to stay together, while keeping the 1080 p? Thank you

  For Bluray it is set by default on two files in the burning software as yet he prefers a single file.

  If you want a single value TS Multiplexer in the export settings.

  If you have a bluray, bluray H.264 will give you sharper images.

• Video files no longer works in LR6

  Video files are now essentially frozen in LR6.  If I go to a video edited file command buttons (such as play, pause) do nothing.  When I try to import or to export video files, LR6 is suspended.

  No such problems with the photo files.

  This has happened recently, after returning to the W10 W7pro.  The PC was having some (not related to LR6) problems with the upgrade of the W10 which he was going back to W7.  But now video files do not work.

  FYI, last night, I installed the Windows 10 'November Upgrade', used to be called (Service Pack). It's the 1st Win 10 service pack after the upgrade I checked and now my Lightroom CC 2015 plays the video as before!

• Export as save as two separate files - MPEG2-DVD video and audio separately?

  I have the VOB file that I have edited and trying to save so that it can be played on a DVD player.

  When I export it as MPEG2-DVD, which is what I understand I have to do, he recorded two separate files - video without the audio without video and audio!

  Why is this, how do I correct, and I have made the right choice in terms of trying to create the disk that is playable on a DVD player?

  Thank you.

  NJ

  You can not burn a DVD directly from first, we must take the two files in a program such as Adobe CS6 Encore for DVD authoring, here, you add menus and create Bob files for burning disc. If you do a search of forum for reminder, you will find at least a link to tell you how to download.

• Why the video file quicktime is not compatible with the dvd pro? and what can we do about it?

  export from fcp sequence to quicktime movie and impossible to open the file in dvd pro. Why is this and is at - there a way around this problem? better yet, why is-file quicktime video incompatible with dvd pro?

  How exactly do you export? Master file? What are the settings?

• My exported videos are much larger, and then similar files I exported in the past

  I recently recorded a funeral, and when I exported it, the file was much larger than similar videos, that I've done in the past. The duration of the project is about 44 minutes long. When I tried to export it as a Quicktime size is 9.35 GB. I exported it a mpeg and the size is passed to 7.8 GB.

  I recorded a music festival last year and the same video length would be about 3 GB in the form of Quicktime. And they were smaller that the mpeg files came to be.

  Or files had too much editing done for them. No fancy filters or extra 3rd party add-ons have been used. Some transitions, a subtitle or two and maybe a still image.

  I tried to change the codes and export of settings, but not a lot of difference. For some reason any the GoPro Cinefrom codec came default one, but who gave me a size and huge audio and no video.

  I changed several times and still can't get a decent file size. I can't even fit it onto a DVD so I can give it to my client!

  I got a few gigs to mount and export. And I can't work with these large files. They cannot be burned to a disc, and they take so long to download on Youtube that they tend to get partially disturbed and let me it start all over again.

  Help!

  It is quite possible that you have exported a H.264 file into a QuickTime wrapper, so that it is released as a .mov file. I avoid this, remove the mix of QuickTime and just export using the H.264 format which provides a .mp4 which plays universally pretty much anywhere. It would be for the digital distribution, for example, transfer or give someone a USB key. For a DVD, you would export as MPEG - 2 DVD of first directly, do not go to any other format first.

  To download on YouTube in particular, choose H.264 and the YouTube preset that best matches the video source like Meg had shown in a previous post.

  Back to DVD and 'less files you are after' - DVD should ALWAYS be DVD MPEG-2. You cannot export anything else first for use on a DVD. Well, you could... but still would like to convert it to MPEG-2 DVD anyway, since the DVD must be MPEG-2. Always. Period. So forget QuickTime or H.264 to that effect.

  When you export a video to a DVD (or export any file for that matter), how to control the size of the file is with bitrate. As the size of the DVD disc is fixed, plus the video then liked the baud rate to be used to fit your content on the disc. For any video up to 60 minutes, you can encode at 8.0 and be safe. Over an hour, then you would like to use a bitrate calculator to find the best settings.

  As a general rule, you could use 560/minutes bitrate =. For example, 560/120 = 4.66, encode using 2 - pass VBR 4.5 as the target or 'average' bit misses and no worries, it will fit. I round down a little safety margin of the menu load. You can use a bitrate calculator, but you must understand the correct values to plug into each box - spoil one of these values and the whole calculation comes out wrong end!

  DVD - HQ: Bitrate & GOP calculator

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

  Safe Harbor computers

• How do I export video on DVD with over the loss of its quality

  How do I export video on DVD with over the loss of its quality

  Comparison of video screen photo sizes http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1120039

  When you change HiDef video and down the size to the size of 720 x 480, a DVD, you will lose a quality of image... but your DVD will look always 'good' considering the mandatory resolution of a DVD-video

  Export of the body using the MPEG2-DVD preset and import are still the TWO files (audio and video) for the creation... If you stay in the 'legal' to create a DVD, yet will not transcode again

  CS5-thru-CC body/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has many links to help learn

  Instructions again, cloud or version https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1992717 serial number

  -a of notes on different versions of cloud and step by step on these differences

  -contains information about the separate library download which is necessary

• Export to CS3-mpeg2-dvd files

  Hi and thanks for your help on this...

  I just exported since media encoder cs3, a clip of 90 s of graphics and sound to a project that is set up for avi type 2 dv ntsc 720x480i, lower field first in high dvd quality mpeg2, dolby... I changed to pcm dolby and went from 4 to 5 and let quality bitrate default values...

  It generated 4 files with these extensions:

  M2V

  M2v.xmpses

  WAV

  XMP

  When I double click on files support classic m2v opens the file and play and it is superb and the sound is good.

  When I file in gspot m2v file it says it's a video file (without audio).

  I will burn a DVD later and am new to this... so I'm not really used to the types of programs to create DVD file require for the BEST dvd quality... and was wondering... How are the related files (wav and m2v)... .by which another file generated and is - it normal to expect a DVD program created to recognize (apparently demuxed during export?) audio and video files.  Thank you!

  Stem

  At the end of the day, it's bitrate, and depends on how much you put on the disc.  When I don't know how the menus will take, I like to leave again to decide the bitrates.  If I don't have much, I use a relatively high rate of CBR and can I export a soul or simply send again and set the bitrate there.

  Given that I don't have the encoder dolby in first, if I'm not going to even with an avi file, I do like you did: décimalisé export, so I have a m2v and wav.  the xmpses handles things like chapter information.  In most cases, you don't see a difference without these files, but if everything works well, keep them.

  In, if "import you as timeline" it will bring in the m2v and wav.  Some programs may require you to provide them separately and bind.

  Note that if you do a test with a very small file disc, you may need to key the disc with rom content to get a drive that will test correctly.