Best Export Settings for 1080HD for Projection

Question

I am close to completing a 15 minute video, for a commercial client. Most of it was shot on a Canon 5D3, with a 1080p HD sensor. The client at least at the moment, wishes to project the The video onto a screen via a DVD player connected to a projector. We have discussed using a 70 inch TV but this seems to be out of his budget range.

Can anyone advise me on the best export settings, from premiere pro, in order that the video can be put into a format for showing via projector, onto a large screen. I haven't exported for projection before and most of the advice online seems to be for YouTube presentations.

I'm also not sure about how I will get a large exported file onto a DVD? A 480p version of the video was over 800MB.

Any advice is welcome as exporting for this type of end use is new to me.

Thanks,

Stephen

John T Smith · Accepted Answer

DVD is, by specification...NTSC = 720x480 with PAR .9 to display at 4:3 or PAR = 1.212 for 16:9PAL = 720x576 (I don't do PAL, so don't know PAR settings)That means that you MUST reduce your resolution to fit the specification to use a DVDExport using the MPEG2-DVD preset and import the 2 files (audio and video) into Encore for authoringHow to get Encore using a Cloud subscription https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2372985-an option to check to see more previous https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2426726-and more on previous versions https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2389056 see reply #3-and even more on previous versions https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2409527 see reply #1Somewhat dated now, but still some good informationPPro/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has lots of tutorial links to help learn EncoreIf you want TRUE high definition video, you can't use a DVD... but you can export using a different preset and copy the output file to a USB flash drive and connect it to the USB port on a TV (new, with that connection)That will, however, preclude having a menu... it will be a simple play the file operation using the TV menuUnless, of course, you want to use Encore to write a BluRay... which means using a BluRay player, not a DVD player

bestshaver · Answer

is a best projector of 1080 50p option in any avi wrapped codec , please correct me if I´m wrong

A same as source or qt ref export to, as example and as mentioned , Squeeze , and then encoding to a mp4 file using x 264 or x265 ( = hevc ) is one option.

But we need more info , with high quality Hd tv screens , do you mean broadcast , please clarify what the target goal is and you might get a better answer .

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