Exporting Time FCP and Compressor

Rendered Pro Res sequences export pretty fast, as confirmed by your first export.

Although it's not the ideal workflow, DVDSP should have accepte the file; what was the error message?

In Compressor, did you use the DVD preset? Best Quality 90 minues? Should encode two files reasonably fast – maybe an hour or so. You don't want to make an h.264 file for DVD.

Good luck.

Russ

If what you're doing now produces acceptable results, great.

But FWIW, what many people regard as the most reliable workflow is: from FCP, export sequence (typically Pro Res) as Quick Time, current settings (not QuickTime Conversion). Bring the exported file into Compressor. Select the DVD preset folder (video and audio) that best fits your sequence length. Let Compressor do any re-sizing. Submit. Should be relatively painless in terms of encoding time.

Take the two files that Compressor outputs and bring those files into DVD Studio Pro.

Russ

Your presentation of the issues is incomprehsible.

1. DO NOT use Quicktime conversion.

2. What file format are you editing in your timeline - h.264 or ProRes?

If H.264, start over. Convert to Pro Res before you import into FCP.

If you are editing ProRes, export using "current settings" and "self contained"

If you are doing that and are still having issues conpressing the ProRes file in Compressor, run Compressor Repair from Digital Rebellion to reset the system.

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The DVD format is based around Mpg-2 for video.
Anything you add to DSP will be converted to this when the disk is built.

If you add H264 or another flavor of QT to DSP it will use an antiquated internal compressor that hasn't been updated in almost 10 years. Using the latest version of Compressor will always be the better option.

hello

I made ​​them a movie in the fcp and as Quick Time Movie Exported

dv pal

in fcp I have no problem

in Compressor I have problem I have attached a picture with then you can see what my problem is I have a cluster, you can help me

As a test, open Compressor and drag any Quick Time file in and apply one of the presets to it and see what you have available in Clusters when you hit submit. Then cancel. If submit worked properly, choose a different export workflow for your FCP sequence.

Instead of choosing Send to Compressor, export your sequence as a Quick Time self-contained movie with current settings. Bring that movie file into Compressor's batch window and proceed with your encoding job.

Russ

I have a Quick Time file and I load the compressor then I choose the settings of 90 mint and then I submit see pictures

here is my email address

aram.aadigital@gmail.com

You can also remotely by logging in on me and that you come into the computer itself and tries

I myself live in the Netherlands and I translate via google so that errors can be put in the language

I think that is the problem because off Qmaster see pictures

how do I get on

I can adjust or change anything

In Compressor's menu bar, click on Reset Background Processing. Try several submit attempts. Sometimes it takes a while to kick in.

If that isn't successful, close the app and open Systems Prefereces>Qmaster. If it's on, turn it off (and vice versa) and close. Re-open and restore it to it's original state. Re-open Compressor and try again.

If that doesn't work, download Compressor Repair from Digital Rebellion and run it (takes about a second); make sure that theTrash Preferences box is checked.

Good luck.

Russ

hallo Russ

it worked with compressor, compressor and Qmaster I have removed and re-installed to

thanks for your info

but I have another question if you have an answer

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