My footage was shot on a Canon 7D at 1920x1080 25p. I am using Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 on Windows XP. Maybe DNxHD is not the best codec to use? MOV file to get the highest quality video possible that I can put on DVD. I just need some tips on how to best export this DNxHD.
I'm really stuck here and have a deadline to meet so am panicking! I can't find any decent settings to export the footage with a decent quality. I want to get this footage on a DVD when I'm done with it so thought it would be a good idea to export the one clip now and get it right before editing the whole thing in a codec that might actually not do me any favours when I get to putting my footage on DVD. My next step was to test this new converted footage out by exporting the file. I don't get any stuttering or lag when I scrub my timeline with the clip loaded up in premiere Pro.
I have downloaded MPEG Streamclip and some Avid Codecs and succesfully converted an h.264. I have just shot some footage on my Canon EOS 7D and need to get it into a suitable format to edit with.
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