Creating a DVD/Movie - Need help
Not sure if this is the right spot to post...hope it is
So I recorded a friends wedding, edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and exported it to a mp4 file. The file is 2.7GB at 720p. I then opened up "Corel DVD Movie Factory 7" to create a menu screen etc but when I bring in the movie file (2.7GB) its telling me that the file is 4.9GB and too big for a DVD. I even erased the menu with song and its still at 4.9GB
Any ideas?
Also, what do you / have you guys used to make DVDs with menus etc
Thanks
BTW it was shot with my 60D
So I recorded a friends wedding, edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and exported it to a mp4 file. The file is 2.7GB at 720p. I then opened up "Corel DVD Movie Factory 7" to create a menu screen etc but when I bring in the movie file (2.7GB) its telling me that the file is 4.9GB and too big for a DVD. I even erased the menu with song and its still at 4.9GB
Any ideas?
Also, what do you / have you guys used to make DVDs with menus etc
Thanks
BTW it was shot with my 60D
Not sure if this is the right spot to post...hope it is
So I recorded a friends wedding, edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and exported it to a mp4 file. The file is 2.7GB at 720p. I then opened up "Corel DVD Movie Factory 7" to create a menu screen etc but when I bring in the movie file (2.7GB) its telling me that the file is 4.9GB and too big for a DVD. I even erased the menu with song and its still at 4.9GB
Any ideas?
Also, what do you / have you guys used to make DVDs with menus etc
Thanks
BTW it was shot with my 60D
So I recorded a friends wedding, edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and exported it to a mp4 file. The file is 2.7GB at 720p. I then opened up "Corel DVD Movie Factory 7" to create a menu screen etc but when I bring in the movie file (2.7GB) its telling me that the file is 4.9GB and too big for a DVD. I even erased the menu with song and its still at 4.9GB
Any ideas?
Also, what do you / have you guys used to make DVDs with menus etc
Thanks
BTW it was shot with my 60D
DVDs are standard definition only, and due to that a 720p file is wholly unnecessary. You should export from Premiere in a standard def file. (480p)
That's the first step, then come back if there are more issues.
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