psybert
26th November 2007, 08:08
Hello. I'm a video encoding nub. I've been struggling with this project for quite sometime now, and I really don't know where else to turn. So let me start by telling you a bit about my project.
I have 12 ~4.25gb AVI files created with fraps. These are 60 FPS, widescreen, 1280x720, and total 20 minutes of playback.
I'm trying to get them on to a DVD that you can watch on a television as well as a PC.
Now, I was able to just drop the stream of files into Nero Vision, burn to a DVD, and the output was pretty nice on my PC.
When I tried it in my DVD player, the output wasn't as great. The first thing i noticed was the cutting off of the video by the TV overscan area. I need to see the entire video, any overscan isn't acceptable. Playback was a bit jerky as well.
So I've been trying a few different things. I understand that i need to add 10% black borders to overcome the tv safe area. I imported my files into Adobe Premiere, and I overcame the overscan problem, but the quality of the final video on the dvd player was atrocious. I selected High Quality, and i believe all the right input/output settings. There are a few static frames in the video that just have a big paragraph of text, but when using Adobe Premiere it was painstaking to try to read.
I could really use some expert help, and can provide whatever other info necessary. Thanks in advance!
I have 12 ~4.25gb AVI files created with fraps. These are 60 FPS, widescreen, 1280x720, and total 20 minutes of playback.
I'm trying to get them on to a DVD that you can watch on a television as well as a PC.
Now, I was able to just drop the stream of files into Nero Vision, burn to a DVD, and the output was pretty nice on my PC.
When I tried it in my DVD player, the output wasn't as great. The first thing i noticed was the cutting off of the video by the TV overscan area. I need to see the entire video, any overscan isn't acceptable. Playback was a bit jerky as well.
So I've been trying a few different things. I understand that i need to add 10% black borders to overcome the tv safe area. I imported my files into Adobe Premiere, and I overcame the overscan problem, but the quality of the final video on the dvd player was atrocious. I selected High Quality, and i believe all the right input/output settings. There are a few static frames in the video that just have a big paragraph of text, but when using Adobe Premiere it was painstaking to try to read.
I could really use some expert help, and can provide whatever other info necessary. Thanks in advance!