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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by Mayer, Dec 3, 2003.

  1. Mayer

    Mayer Member

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    Hello there, this is my first posting on this great site but I really need some help on working in the right direction.
    I am trying to transfer a home movie from my Digi cam to my nice new DVD burner, but i cannot get my head around why it takes so long to do this. I am not interested yet in menu's etc, I am not that expierienced. Surely there is a simple way to do this. I use Adobe Premier Pro 7 to transfer the dv to pc via firewire, no problem, the avi is made up of 16 clips totalling around 90 minutes veiwing, Adobe then spent three and a half hours to convert it and it left me with two files one sound (wave) the other a m2v file, after re introducing these files to the timeline it and selecting export to dvd I gave up after it was rendering for nearly 6 hours. I now sit here waiting for this conversion process to rendered again (hopefully to MPEG2) using Ulead Vid Studio 6 and then assume another long period converting to dvd. After temerarilly using up over 20 gb of hard drive space and aruond 15 hours of my time is there a simpler way to create one and a half hours home movie DVD....now, where did i put those pills???
     
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  3. Mayer

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    Ahh, sorry, seems I cannot even get this right..

    Cheers
     
  4. koola

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    No problem :D
     
  5. nobbi1977

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    Use tempeng auther to make a menu, it will out put a format you can burn straight to disk
     

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