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Q: How to Transcode & burn multiple movs to 1 Blu Ray disc

I'm running Yosemite in a separate partition and am using Compressor 4.2.1.

 

I've been able to transcode .mov files to a Blu Ray disc using H.264 and Dolby Digital,

and even add chapter markers and text for each.

 

But I can't seem to find how to transcode and burn multiple .mov files to the same disc,

with a separate icon on the top menu for each movie file, and the appropriate chapter

markers displayed. 

 

And there doesn't seem to be any instructions included in the 'help' resource for this.

The Larry Jordon resource doesn't seem to cover this either.

MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5)

Posted on Nov 6, 2015 10:38 AM

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Q: How to Transcode & burn multiple movs to 1 Blu Ray disc

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  • by Russ H,Helpful

    Russ H Russ H Nov 6, 2015 10:57 AM in response to Stucker
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    Nov 6, 2015 10:57 AM in response to Stucker

    COmpressor's and FCP's disk creation  was not it designed for multiple tracks. That's why you couldn't find anything on it. To do this properly check out Roxio Toast.

     

    RUss

  • by Stucker,

    Stucker Stucker Nov 6, 2015 11:05 AM in response to Russ H
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    Nov 6, 2015 11:05 AM in response to Russ H

    Yes, I've been using Toast for years, and their encode process has not gone beyond the max 26 Mbps limit

    and a few working templates.  I had switched to Compressor to do the H.264 transcoding, with a max 35 Mbps,

    and then in Toast select 'never' re-encode.  O.K.  But was hoping Yosemite, and the latest Compressor 4.2.1 that

    now actually encodes for Blu Rays and burns them from the interface on a Mac, would be faster...  So far, NOT.

     

    Always looking for a little faster and higher quality HD video, closer to the actual capacity of a Blu Ray disc.

    Thanks for your input!

  • by Russ H,

    Russ H Russ H Nov 6, 2015 12:52 PM in response to Stucker
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    Nov 6, 2015 12:52 PM in response to Stucker

    If you have the budget for it,  the best bet for a full-featured BD is probably Encore – at least on a Mac. Although it's no longer being developed, pretty sure it's still available to those subscribing to the Premiere version of CC.

     

    Russ