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Bill CelnickWhy is Encore Re-Transcoding H.264 Blu-ray files created with Adobe Media Encoder?
by on Oct 7, 2011 at 8:58:59 pm

Hello

I've successfully created Blu-Ray dvds via this method before - can't seem to figure out what's wrong this time. Using Encore 5.1 - Mac.

Working in FCP, and exporting my timeline via Quicktime Export - HDV (MOV). Importing this MOV file into Adobe Media Encoder, and creating both web h.264 and Blu-Ray H.264, using Adobe's preset.

When importing the Blu-Ray H.264 into Encore, Encore reads it as untranscoded, and retranscodes with the result being a very poor quality Blu-Ray disc - looks worse than SD.

Why does Encore need to re-transcode what Adobe Media encoder already created? Would it be best to simply import my mov file into Encore and skip Adobe Media Encoder altogether?

Thank you.

Bill


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Chris TompkinsRe: Why is Encore Re-Transcoding H.264 Blu-ray files created with Adobe Media Encoder?
by on Oct 9, 2011 at 5:02:37 pm

Set the re-encode preferences from within Encore.
Also, I think encore preferres mpeg for Bluray.

Chris Tompkins
Video Atlanta LLC


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Daniel LudwigRe: Why is Encore Re-Transcoding H.264 Blu-ray files created with Adobe Media Encoder?
by on Oct 9, 2011 at 8:22:03 pm

NOP, wont agree with MPEG.

encore will exept MPEG2(HD) or H264 for blu-ray.

you need to set the transcoding-settings within your project-settings at the start of your project to match your H264-file, otherwise it will be transcoded again!

NOTE: all menus will allways be transcoded to MPEG2HD, so for menus you should use MPEG2 or quicktime-movies and let encore do the transcoding-job.

also be awared that HDV nativly only have 1440x1080 and no 1920x1080, that could also cause the problem, as you need to set that within your project preferences/transcoding-settings as well.

compressor H264 are 100%-BD-spec-complient and will be accepted by encore.

cheers

danny


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Bill CelnickRe: Why is Encore Re-Transcoding H.264 Blu-ray files created with Adobe Media Encoder?
by on Oct 10, 2011 at 4:08:13 pm

Thank you both - I went back and re-examined what I did - when I brought my mov file into Adobe Media Encoder, I started with the default(match source attributes) using h.264 Blu-ray, but then went into the settings and changed it from one pass to two pass vbr - figuring that I'd get a better quality file. Maybe it caused Media Encoder to create file Encore couldn't accept.

I went back to the same source file, and again encoded, but with no modification to the settings and it worked.


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