Handleiding Apple DVD Studio Pro 4

Handleiding

But Aren’t DVDs Already High Definition?

In addition to traditional 4:3 aspect ratio video, traditional DVDs support widescreen

16:9 video, which is often mistaken for being high definition. The 16:9 video used on

current DVDs, however, is the same resolution as the 4:3 video, which is the same as

the standard NTSC and PAL broadcast resolutions. The 16:9 video must be anamorphic,

which makes it appear horizontally squashed when viewed on a 4:3 monitor.

This leads to a logical next question—what constitutes high definition video? While

most HD video formats use a 16:9 aspect ratio, what generally defines whether or not

they are HD is the resolution.

Video resolutions that result in more pixels per frame than are used in SD-based DVDs

are considered high definition. There are two common HD vertical resolutions: 720 lines

and 1080 lines (used for both NTSC and PAL). These compare to NTSC’s 480 lines and

PAL’s 576 lines for SD video.

As with SD-based DVDs, the scanning method used on HD-based DVDs can be interlaced,

with a video frame containing one field with the odd lines and another field with the

even lines, or progressive, where each frame is complete. Not all HD formats support

progressive scanning, however. See Supported Video Resolutions for details on supported

SD and HD video formats, including frame rates and scanning methods.

See About DVD Studio Pro and HD Resolution DVDs and HD Video Assets for more

information about creating HD projects in DVD Studio Pro.

About DVD Studio Pro and HD Resolution DVDs

In addition to supporting standard definition (SD) format video DVDs, DVD Studio Pro

supports creating high definition (HD) format video DVDs.

With the exception of support for HD video resolutions and the number of buttons on

menus and button over video subtitles, HD projects in DVD Studio Pro have the same

limits as SD projects.

There are two aspects to creating DVDs with HD content: what you can put into the DVD

video zone and the DVD disc media.

DVD Video Zone with HD Content

While the contents of the DVD video zone for an HD-based DVD (HVDVD_TS) are similar

to those of an SD-based DVD video zone (VIDEO_TS), there are some important differences:

• HD-based DVDs support a broad range of video resolutions, including most of those

used in SD-based DVDs. See Supported Video Resolutions for a complete list of

supported resolutions.

15Chapter 1 Overview of Using DVD Studio Pro

Meer over deze handleiding

We begrijpen dat het prettig is om een papieren handleiding te hebben voor je Apple DVD Studio Pro 4. Je kunt de handleiding bij ons altijd downloaden en daarna zelf printen. Indien je graag een originele handleiding wilt hebben, raden we je aan contact op te nemen met Apple. Zij kunnen wellicht nog voorzien in een originele handleiding. Zoek je de handleiding van Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 in een andere taal? Kies op de homepage je taal naar keuze en zoek daarna op het modelnummer om te zien of we deze beschikbaar hebben.

Specificaties

Alle handleidingen voor Apple Software
Meer handleidingen voor Software

Beoordeling

Gerelateerde producten

Handleiding

Apple Keynote 2

Handleiding

Apple Numbers 08

Handleiding

Apple Share Monitor 4

Handleiding

Apple Loops Utility 3

Handleiding

Apple Pages

Handleiding

Apple Pages 08

Handleiding

Apple Compressor 4

Handleiding

Apple Keynote 09

Gerelateerde categorieën