Bonjour, je désire faire un DVD, mais il y a très peux des menus et d'absence totale des boutons. Je suis allée sur internet et j'ai téléchargé la bibliothèque j'ai dezippe et quand j'ai voulu le collet dans le logiciel Encore ça ne marche pas .
Merci de m'aider à bien le faire fonctionner.
Did you follow the instructions on this page How to download and install Adobe Encore CS6 to download and install the extra files?
Bonjour ,j'ai la licence d'ADOBE CRÉATIVE SUITE 6 PRODUCTTION PREEMIUM que j'ai acheté depuis longtemps. Mais quand j'installe tous les programmes même la bibliothèque d'encore et j'ouvre le logiciel la bibliothèque il y a que quelques menus et aucun bouton. Je ne sais pas comment faire ?
Merci
Are you sure you downloaded the full library? The download file that has the full library) is 1.7 gig, and uncompressed 3.7 Gig.
Did you put them in the right place? This is the default for Windows:
If you change the location in Encore, the files must be where you point Encore.
I like a bit of black at the start of a DVD so there's time for on-screen DVD player graphics to clear. However, I often transcode a master file that's also used online that doesn't have the extra black.
I tried dragging the video and audio 2 seconds later in the timeline, and while everything plays fine in preview mode, it won't "build" properly. I get an error message about how the video file isn't the right size for the DVD project. However, if it's flush at "0", all is well.
Thoughts? Thank you.
I can think of 2 options
1 - create your own black video file, of your chosen length, and put that file first so the build process has something to use
2 - put the standard countdown timer as the first thing on the timeline
Both good ideas. I've decided that moving forward I'll always put countdown AND several seconds of black on my ProRes master, and then simply set an in-point at the start of picture for encoding for online. Solved!
Encore allows adding additional elements on the timeline, but it often produces problems. Always export your full file with the black for Encore.
https://forums.adobe.com/people/Michael+J+Titera wrote
Ultra HD Blu-ray
I dont there is authoring software for uhd disks yet.
I second Stans advice: export with the extra black.
I have used DVD Styler(Free Software). You can create only DVD's. However, I have edited a 4k video in Premiere and exported the video to MPEG2-DVD. It does not reincode the video. I have also edited and exported the 4k video to H.264 3840x2160 and imported the file into DVD Styler. It does reincode the 4k file. I do not see any difference in the two videos played on a DVD player. The author of the program may create a Blu-ray version.
https://forums.adobe.com/people/Ann+Bens wrote
https://forums.adobe.com/people/Michael+J+Titera wrote
Ultra HD Blu-ray
I dont there is authoring software for uhd disks yet.
Scenarist UHD-BD package has been around for almost a year now, Anne.
It is expensive though unless you have an old copy of DoStudio to upgrade - not sure when it expires but there was a deal to cross grade for $17,000 to Scenarist UHD.
I also wonder if Adobe would consider talking to Scenarist LLC - they bought the rights to everything back off Rovi, and not only to develop the UHD tools but Scenarist BD and Scenarist SD have also had updates and bugfixes - it is quite possible they would consider redoing the licensing to Adobe again - remember it was Rovi who killed Encore off, not Adobe or Sonic Solutions (as was)
For straight SD, Encore does work reasonably well but if an alternative is wanted people could do very well indeed with Media Chance Labs DVD-Lab Pro 2. This does things even Scenarist cannot manage and works well on Windows 7 (I do not know about W8-10)
https://forums.adobe.com/people/Stan+Jones wrote
PGCEdit: not for the faint of heart! lol!
Let us know how it goes.
Maybe so - but if a donation is made then the developer will help if you get stuck.
I am not at all sure how it handles ROM content though, as the ROM content falls outside of the Video_TS content which is what PGCEdit works on. Adding ROM content is something I have only ever done manually in making the final DDP master, which also involves resetting any existing layer break.
That said, the Layer Break should not be a problem as it will doubtless fall between files and not in the middle of a long film (what does the ROM content consist of please?) and as long as the Video_TS goes on Layer 0 everything will be just fine. Video_TS.IFO has to be one of the first files the system sees on Layer 0 and if it is not there you are out of spec (unless making a DVD-A/V hybrid but that is something altogether different)
The only problem I can see is space in general - 8.54Gb on DVD9 is actually not what you think - it is working in multiples of 1000 and not 1024 so 8.5 Real Gb are much larger than will fit on a DVD9 disc.
You're right, Stan - it certainly isn't.
BD legal resolutions are as follows:
i/. 1920x1080 (aka"Full HD") allowing frame rates of 29.97i, 25i, 24p and 23.976p
ii/. 1440x1080 allowing frame rates of 29.97i, 25i, 24p and 23.96p
iii/. 1280x720 allowing frame rates of 59.94p, 50p, 24p and 23.976p
iv/. 720x576 allowing a frame rate of 25i
v/. 720x480 allowing a frame rate of 29.97i
Source files sound to me like massively lossy compressed - HD equivalent of DivX (do you remember the aggravation we used to get with DivX and XviD files?) or something very similar. Whilst it is possible to get 10 hours of HD footage on a BD, you will need to do some serious bit budgeting and because you will be recompressing something already heavily compressed the results will be unpredictable
nilsb13505332 wrote
Hello,
I'm trying to burn a Blu Ray with 50GB (BD-R). When I import my film (~1.3GB) it somehow results in 11GB on the disk! The file size is displayed correctly in the project manager!
That's kind of frustrating as I need to put 5 films on that disk, which is impossible as this happens with all films (I end up at 52GB whereas the file sizes together are only 6,5GB)
They are converted to mp4, 720p with 30FPS.
I can't see why this is happening and therefor can't find a solution!
Any help is appreciated.
Regards
Hiya.
Can you please download & install the free MediaInfo application, and post the text file back detailing what these film file types are please? 1.3Gb for a 2 hour film sounds to me like a massively lossy thing - I would expect to see ten times that for a high quality film, although the source is important.
That's switched menus - and it means creating a whole new page for every option on the screen.
We did this on a DVD music release as I wanted to have a full colour button instead of the usual 3 colour limitation, so every button position had to be it's own full page. Loads of work but can look really good. The only downside is that you get a very slow responding disc - each time you navigate either up/down/left/right on the menu it does not go there instantly as the arrow location is set to auto activate & load the next page - this can take up to 2 seconds per navigation command..
The problem with DVD menus is that the buttons are separate to the background normally and are limited to 3 colours only and a square/rectangular "hot spot" area for the button itself and these also cannot overlap at all. It is to get around these circumstances that switched menus can help.
Absolutely!!
It is a modern fad editing footage to frame #1 being the actual start - and I have long been in the habit of simply adding 3 seconds of videoblack to the start of any file in PPro before exporting to any format.
It's also helpful for audio too - if using AC3 then it can take 2 seconds for the player to lock down on the M2V file, sort out it's DAC and start outputting video & audio and I absolutely hate it when I get a DVD that chops off the first second or two of any component.
More information needed please.
I assume you have looked in the supplied library?
Failing that you have 2 options - either buy in someone else's design (search t'Interweb for likely vendors) or else simply make your own - it's actually not that hard as long as you follow a few simple rules.
Exactly what are you trying to do?
According to the Media Chance website Media Chance Labs DVD-Lab Pro 2 only works with 7, Vista or XP (32-bit or 64-bit editions).
Thanks for the information, Neil!
Do you know if Scenarist BD can author DVD, as well as Blu-ray discs?
https://www.scenarist.com/index.php/scenarist-bd-professional-blu-ray-disc-authoring/
I really wish Adobe would continue to develop Encore and also include Ultra HD Blu-ray authoring.
Cheers,
Michael
