First of all, I apologize for the lengthy and possibly(but I hope not) confusing message. I just wanted to include as much detail as possible so you can help me out.
I have a HD Sony Handycam and filmed a couple of short movies in HD. I hooked up my camcorder to my HD TV and everything looked great. I decided to go ahead and make a Blu-Ray disc.
I import the movies to my computer using Play Memories Home. That software says the properties of the movies I shot are as follows:
" Video codec: AVC,
Frame rate: 60p,
Video aspect ratio: 16:9,
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1".
I opened up Sony Vegas Studio and used the Match media settings option for the new project. When I chose one of my videos off my hard drive, it listed the video settings as follows:
"File type: MPEG-2 Transport Stream,
Streams: 3,
Audio: 48,000 Hz 5.1 surround,
Video: 1920x1080x12, 59.940 fps progressive".
After I got my video completed, I went to render it with the following template:
"Sony AVC/MVC (*.mp4;*.m2ts;*.avc) = HD 1920x1080 60p". This template says:
"Audio: 128 Kbps, 48,000 Hz, 32 Bit, Stereo, AAC
Video: 59.940 fps, 1920x1080 Progressive, YUV, 26 Mbps
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.000"
After I rendered all my movies, I brought them into DVD Architect Studio. I set up the project as a Menu Based and as:
"Disc format: Blu-Ray Disc,
MPEG-2 1920x1080-24.000p , 16:9,
Project audio format: PCM Stereo"
When I click file > project properties, it says:
"Video format: MPEG-2,
Bit rate (Mbps): 18.000,
Aspect ratio: 16:9,
Resolution: 1920x1080,
Frame rate: 24.000 progressive".
When I go to burn a Blu-Ray disc, it says it needs to re-compress all the videos. When the disc is done, I put it in my player and the videos look strange, almost jittery. I'm not quite sure how to describe it. It just looks off. Since DVD Architect re-compressed my videos, I'm pretty sure that is what is making my movies look funny. I think it might have to do with the fps. What do I have to do to stop DVD Architect from re-compressing my movies and how to make my HD videos play smoothly on a disc? There's so many different rendering templates and ways to change settings it's a little overwhelming to me.
I've wasted many Blu-Ray discs seeing if a slight change in project settings made any difference but it never did. I don't want to waste any more so please help me figure out what to do.
I have a HD Sony Handycam and filmed a couple of short movies in HD. I hooked up my camcorder to my HD TV and everything looked great. I decided to go ahead and make a Blu-Ray disc.
I import the movies to my computer using Play Memories Home. That software says the properties of the movies I shot are as follows:
" Video codec: AVC,
Frame rate: 60p,
Video aspect ratio: 16:9,
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1".
I opened up Sony Vegas Studio and used the Match media settings option for the new project. When I chose one of my videos off my hard drive, it listed the video settings as follows:
"File type: MPEG-2 Transport Stream,
Streams: 3,
Audio: 48,000 Hz 5.1 surround,
Video: 1920x1080x12, 59.940 fps progressive".
After I got my video completed, I went to render it with the following template:
"Sony AVC/MVC (*.mp4;*.m2ts;*.avc) = HD 1920x1080 60p". This template says:
"Audio: 128 Kbps, 48,000 Hz, 32 Bit, Stereo, AAC
Video: 59.940 fps, 1920x1080 Progressive, YUV, 26 Mbps
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.000"
After I rendered all my movies, I brought them into DVD Architect Studio. I set up the project as a Menu Based and as:
"Disc format: Blu-Ray Disc,
MPEG-2 1920x1080-24.000p , 16:9,
Project audio format: PCM Stereo"
When I click file > project properties, it says:
"Video format: MPEG-2,
Bit rate (Mbps): 18.000,
Aspect ratio: 16:9,
Resolution: 1920x1080,
Frame rate: 24.000 progressive".
When I go to burn a Blu-Ray disc, it says it needs to re-compress all the videos. When the disc is done, I put it in my player and the videos look strange, almost jittery. I'm not quite sure how to describe it. It just looks off. Since DVD Architect re-compressed my videos, I'm pretty sure that is what is making my movies look funny. I think it might have to do with the fps. What do I have to do to stop DVD Architect from re-compressing my movies and how to make my HD videos play smoothly on a disc? There's so many different rendering templates and ways to change settings it's a little overwhelming to me.
I've wasted many Blu-Ray discs seeing if a slight change in project settings made any difference but it never did. I don't want to waste any more so please help me figure out what to do.