#DVD STUDIO PRO VIDEO PRO#
While it is possible to encode inside of DVD Studio Pro the only option here is to encode to MPEG-2. I've yet to try DVD+R or dual layer discs.Įncoding via Compressor is the way to encode your material. This applies for both 1920 x 1080 footage and 1280 x 720P. The main difference is that the content is encoded at a higher bit-rate which therefore means you get less time for content on the disc.Įxpect to get just over 50 minutes of HD footage onto DVD-R (type 5). The first thing to understand about the process of creating HD DVDs is that it is remarkably similar to creating Standard Definition DVDs.
Let me repeat modern Macs - so far I have achieved this using a 2.5 GHz dual G5 and a Black MacBook. Not sure that talk was true.īut what is true is that it is well and truly possible to make High Definition DVDs onto 4.7 GB DVD-R (type 5) discs which can then be played back on most modern Macs. There was talk that one could take the disc out of DVD-Ram caddy, or record DVD content to CD, and then do something magical with the disc which, if you knew the secret formula, wouldÊ then play in a DVD set-top player. Reminds me of a time before DVD burners were widely available to the public. Now if this were true then we could all get started knocking out HD DVDs straight away and stop waiting for Blu-ray to appear.
Creating Hi-Def DVDs Using 4.7GB Type 5 DVDsĪccording to legend and rumour it is possible to make High Definition DVDs onto regular 4.7GB DVD-Rs using a Mac with a DVD burner and DVD Studio Pro 4.
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