I prefer to create the proper files for Encore from Premiere, then I have no issues in Encore like you are seeing.įrom Premiere, Export your video using the MPEG-2 DVD format, using an appropriate widescreen preset from available options. The video files on a DVD are always MPEG-2, so whatever other formats you might put into Encore, they WILL get transcoded to MPEG-2 anyway. Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give!īasically, don’t put. But rather, the image is not squashed at all, and there appears to be two 4:3 “letter boxes” on either side of the screen, covering either side of the image.ĭoes anyone know what’s going on here and how I can correct this? It is not squashed, where everyone looks super skinny and stretched. When I play the DVD in my DVD player, it works just fine otherwise.
4:3 is selected on the Properties panel rather than 16:9, and I did not make the change myself.
I hit build, and Encore starts building the DVD.Īt some point during the building, it spontaneously changes the. I hit “check project” and everything seems to be okay. I look on the Monitor panel, and the footage appears to be at the correct 16:9 aspect ratio throughout the entirety of the footage. When I do so, the Aspect Ratio in the Properties panel shows 16:9 selected. Then suddenly, with the 15th DVD this problem popped up. So I’ve burned 14 DVDs (14 different projects) in a row through Encore, and didn’t have this problem.
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