Thanks for your input and I agree as well I also bypass Squeeze and head straight to Avid DVD (in fact still do). Itis quite possible that others using other source material may find that using Squeeze is necessary.' 'So, at least for the time being, I am going to continue to skip Squeeze. Itis quite possible that others using other source material may find that using Squeeze is necessary. So, at least for the time being, I am going to continue to skip Squeeze.īut having said that, I must add that all of my material is coming from HDV sources. In your Tutorial I am confused by 1 point. The Movie from the Squeezed files had a very marked 'stutter'. On playing the Blu-Ray back I noticed that the direct imported QT-Reference file Movie played back perfectly. I made a simple menu linking to both of the movies. Then I opened the QT reference file directly in AvidDVD and placed it as Movie 2. Then I opened AvidDVD and imported the 2 files. I used a very short QT reference file and Squeezed it as you describe. You may or may not know that I recommend a direct import of the QT ref into AvidDVD without going through Squeeze.īut after reading your Tutorial (where the Squeeze section was very well documented) I decided to give it a try. The interesting point in your Tutorial that I have noticed others also talk about is the use of Squeeze in the process. and from about 1 year ago with MC and AvidDVD. I have been working with Blu-Ray and Soniv DVDitProHD for over 2 years now. It is always refreshing to see how others do. To view a demonstration of this Tip, please click on the movie below: All feedback is absolutely encouraged, from others who have used different formats for this process. but the processes should be similar to this tutorial. The results may vary with XDCAM HD, HDV, RED files, etc.

*This tutorial was used with P2 material shot at 1080/24p, from a Panasonic HVX-200. for Avid Xpress Pro 5.7.x use Avid DVD 5.7 / for Media Composer 2.6.x use Avid DVD 5.6) Make sure you are using compatible versions of the Avid editing system with Avid DVD (e.g. A Blu-ray burner (internal or external will work).Avid Xpress Pro 5.6.x / Avid Media Composer 2.6.x or higher.To burn a Blu-ray DVD you must have the following: How to use Sorenson Squeeze for creating Blu-ray files.

How to export from an Avid HD project (in Avid Media Composer).I've created a three-part tutorial on Blu-ray burning with Avid Media Composer, Sorenson Squeeze, and Avid DVD by Sonic.ĭownload the tutorial: Blu-ray Made Easy

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