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AJ100

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Nov 20, 2011
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Hi all,
We had shot a film on frame rate of 59-60/s in HD and edited on FCP 6. It came up to 1hr and 45min. Saved it and then imported the film into DVD Studio pro and followed one of the tutorial and made a dvd. I made it on SD as that itself was coming up to 4.6GB and could just get that on to a DVD.

The DVD is working well on mac books but is not recognised on any other computers or on my DVD / Blue ray players?!
Is there something wrong that I am doing or has anyone experienced similar problems?
Many thanks
 

AJ100

macrumors newbie
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Nov 20, 2011
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Re:

Thanks for the reply. When I put the DVD into blueray/dvd player, I can see a menu with a folder called "HVDVD_TS". On the other computers it came up as a blank disc and a new macbook pro the dvd player on it says format not recognised.
I have an old macbook on which I had recorded and it works perfectly on it. I also played it on my mate's old macbook and it works on that too?! Quite bizarre. Your help is much appreciated.

Here are the two screenshots of the folder and the files in the DVD attached with this reply. Let me know if that helps?

Regards
 

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You did create a High Definition DVD, not a standard video DVD.

Look into the manual which comes with DVDSP for free for proper instructions.
 

AJ100

macrumors newbie
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Nov 20, 2011
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Thank you. Will look into it and post a reply here once I find the fault and the solution.

Cheers
 
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