[rupertx]

Hi Folks..

I am currently using Adobe premier to edit my first video session.
Its not finished yet as i need more footage to add but i intend saving the finished article to dvd.
What other software will i need or will premier convert it to a format which is dvd compatible ?

Cheers
Steve

[vonhosen]

Depends which version of Premiere you have but it should be able to encode to MPEG-2 , then you need authoring/burning software to make your MPEG-2 files into DVD spec folders.

There are lots of program to do this priced between about £50 to £15,000

[rupertx]

I am using Premier v6.
My dvd burning software is Nero Burning rom v6.

Could yo suggest any alternatives if this is not suitable. I am also looking for an idiots step by step guide to put me on the right road to saving and converting file types

Many thanks
Steve

[MarkE19]

Good advise for creating DVD's can be got from www.dvdrhelp.com

Sounds like the only additional software you need to make the DVD's is authoring software.
I've also got Premiere 6 and Nero and have just ordered Ulead DVD MovieFactory 2 from www.dabs.com for £25. This should be a good starting point.

Mark.

[AOD]

Sorry to hijack but I have a similar query.

Just purchased a Sony laptop as a pressy (running XP Pro) and it includes the following:

Adobe® Photoshop® Elements
PictureGear Studio™
DVgate™
Adobe® Premiere®
SonicStage™

The machine has a built in combo drive that can burn CDs but not DVDs (although it will read them) At this point, that's not a total disaster as I'd like to try burning some SVCD's.

I know not all DVD players can cope with these, but assuming I have one that can, do I need any additional software to actually burn the CD or will any of the above software allow me to do this?

Thanks.