If doing DVD, only bring in SD assets into Encore.
BUILDING A DVD PROJECT ADOBE ENCORE CS6 PRO
Even if you bring in a high quality codec into Encore, Premiere Pro do downscale the footage way better than Encore do. But, H.264 uses hard comprerssion and when you bring that into Encore it will be re-transcoded to SD but now as MPEG2 that is hard compressed as well. Nope, rendered from PP in HD and quality of video was great when I brought it into Encore.ĭVD is per definition standard definition (SD) so you should render out SD from Premiere Pro, not HD.įor example, if you render out HD and choose to use H.264 it will look good when you look at it. PS Maybe Pegasys could actually make a YouTube instructional video that used an actual person's voice and not an AI like Alexa or Siri. I imagine it was some error I made on which format I chose, but I needed to just be done with this 2017 video so I could move onto 2018. I love to utilize Chapters (like we do in Encore) WITHOUT having to create another thumbnail on the DVD menu. So for a DVD that literally only had 10 separate videos, after logging all the chapter points I ended up with 5 pages of menus. The ONLY thing I found as a huge nuisance in TMPGEnc (can't they come up with an easier to remember name) was if you create a chapter in any of your videos it creates another stupid thumbnail on the main DVD menu. I would honestly like to have a program that can actually do it all.
I've had numerous people on many different chat sites tell me to create the ISO file and use (yet another) 3rd party software to actually burn the disk. And No, I didn't (nor would I ever) use PAL. More like a waste of the hours it took to finally create the DVD. But when I rendered out, not good at all. Nope, rendered from PP in HD and quality of video was great when I brought it into Encore.
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