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Got it. The problem was to design a TV signal. The main NTSC had to change my settings to use PAL. Thank you
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Thanks, already found ![]()
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Hello. You see, I tried the DVD SP 1h 25 min with 2.66 GB and I get the result 5.484 GB without any additional accessories Cyberlink
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Where do find these settings? My window, they are not. How do I enable them?
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Hello. Are you sure the MPEG-2, the duration of 01:24:05:14, 2.66 GB file is too large for DVD creation? The test is not accompanied by any effect, and the required size of 5.447 GB! And this outcome is the same with AVI or MPEG-2 formats? Nonsense ... Maybe someone could explain?
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Is it possible to change the TV format of the prevailing NTSC to PAL in order to avoid this warning and the resulting quality not may be degraded?
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Thanks, I read. I just wanted to ask whether the PAL signal to upload video files, programs have to rely on automated transcoding (warning about the deterioration in the result), if there was any other way? So, do you recommend this program to work with PAL video signal files?
Sorry for bad English
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As with the least loss in quality can be used for PAL format video files?
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