Delivery format for DVD?
Posted: Mon Apr 19, 2021 11:55 pm
Quick (and super newb) question here.
I'm an audio guy, know Fairlight reasonably well and simple video editing basics in Resolve. I did buy the Speed Editor when it was announced, so that makes me a professional, right?
A charity I work with asked if I could help clean up & edit some Zoom meeting videos that are aimed at people in US prisons and need to be laid back to disc (DVD sounded the most likely) rather than some other delivery format.
Zoom creates mp4 files with H.264 @ 25fps & AAC 32kHz mono audio, which I've used in Resolve before. What would be an ideal/appropriate delivery setting for going to DVD?
I'm pretty sure I have a version of Toast Titanium lying around on one of my systems, so could put the material on a DVD-R for them, if I knew what to deliver from Resolve.
Can anyone give me a few suggestions?
(Feel free to tell me to read the manual, take the courses, just as I tell others, but I'm not asking how to learn to be an editor, just what to output that will fit on a DVD. )
I'm an audio guy, know Fairlight reasonably well and simple video editing basics in Resolve. I did buy the Speed Editor when it was announced, so that makes me a professional, right?
A charity I work with asked if I could help clean up & edit some Zoom meeting videos that are aimed at people in US prisons and need to be laid back to disc (DVD sounded the most likely) rather than some other delivery format.
Zoom creates mp4 files with H.264 @ 25fps & AAC 32kHz mono audio, which I've used in Resolve before. What would be an ideal/appropriate delivery setting for going to DVD?
I'm pretty sure I have a version of Toast Titanium lying around on one of my systems, so could put the material on a DVD-R for them, if I knew what to deliver from Resolve.
Can anyone give me a few suggestions?
(Feel free to tell me to read the manual, take the courses, just as I tell others, but I'm not asking how to learn to be an editor, just what to output that will fit on a DVD. )