#FFMPEGX TS TO DVD MAC OS#
#FFMPEGX TS TO DVD MP4#

You can then look at the bottom right window where your clip was imported into, click on your clip to highlight it, click audio above the window, and you'll see your clip again listed in the audio (or this is where you can add your. To add a clip (chapter) to Sizzle, click Add Title. Once you have all your files (they increase in size because they are not as compressed as. You can also use the DVD (ffmpeg) setting in ffmpegX as well to transcode the.

You end up with one file (Quicktime file). Then for the export settings I chose MPEG-TS, the video was mpeg2 (ffmpeg), and the audio was MP2. Sizzle needs mpeg2 (MPG, MOV) files for video (it could import a VOB as well) and MPEG Layer-II ('MP2'), Linear PCM ('LPCM'), Digital Theater Sound ('DTS') or Dolby Digital ('AC3') for audio.

#FFMPEGX TS TO DVD MP4#

I used ffmpegX to transcode my files into files that Sizzle could read to build the DVD menu and DVD from (in iDVD I could just drop the mp4 files into the program and iDVD changed them to mpeg2 files for me). Like a good shampooing, I repeated this method with each chapter I had.ДЄfter I had all my reduced mp4 files, I opened up ffmpegX. Transcode options: for video I chose mp4v from drop-down and bitrate 128.

For encapsulation method I chose Quicktime (from drop down). I transcoded the video but not the audio.ДЇor Output options I clicked Browse, then chose the file name and place of where the new file was to be created. Then Click on the Settings button to the right of the Advanced Output check box. Click on File-> Open fileвЂ“>Click Browse button, find your mp4 files and click choose.Д¬heck the check box (in the open source box on your screen) that is labeled Advanced Output. Since I am more concerned with size than quality (I know, but you have to sacrifice) I brought each. The setting I used to export the mp4 files from iMovie were as follows: The files were rather large, 500mb, but the quality was decent. I exported the files as mp4 files out of iMovie. From there, I joined together the DV clips that made up each episode (when importing footage into iMovie, the clip only hold about 9 minutes then spills over into a new clip, example- you have a 15 minute episode, iMovie makes the first 9minutes of your episode clip 01 and then automatically continues importing the rest of the video as clip 02, so that's why you join the 2 clips and export as one file). I will take you through the process of taking your VHS and putting it on a DVD.ДЇirst I imported the VHS video into iMovie, which converted them into BIG DV files (digital video). iDVD only allowed me to put 90 minutes on the DVD because of the way iDVD converts the files into mpeg2 for the DVD and for DVD players to read.

#FFMPEGX TS TO DVD MAC OS#

You may ask yourself 'But she's on Mac OS X, why doesn't she just use iDVD to make the DVD?' Well I did try iDVD and I wanted to get all my files onto one 4.7 GB DVD. I recently had to work on a project that involved me digitizing video from a VHS tape and making a DVD with a menu.

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