DVD Duplication Pittsburgh
Hardware MPEG-2 Video Encoding for DVD |
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Digital Video utilizes the Minerva Publisher to encode MPEG-2 for DVD. The Minerva encoder directly controls the source video tape player. While there are many software solutions in the market place, to date none has matched the Minerva's image quality, motion compensation and filesize. Many of our professional clients have us encode video for their in-house projects. We are so sure you will be able to see the difference, we will compress a short segment for you to compare at no cost.
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| Why use hardware encoding? | |||||
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Better motion compensation | |
100% DVD compliant | ||
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Lower noise (artifacts) | |
Supports 16:9 | ||
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Faster, encoding is realtime | |
Retains original timecode | ||
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Better control over filesize |
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9 years of encoding experience | ||
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I Frames can be inserted as needed | |
Feature film visual quality | ||
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| About our DVD authoring | About our thermal disc printing | ||||
| We author video DVD’s using Sonic Scenarist, the Hollywood standard of DVD authoring. Using Scenarist we can place closed captioning and subtitles in any language, in either the NTSC or PAL format. We can output your DVD project to DVD-R or DLT tape for replication or on-line distribution. | We can print a 400 DPI Photo Quality image directly onto DVD and CD's using our two robotic Teac P-55 thermal dye sublimation printers. That puts an end to smearing and peeling issues. Please request a sample print from us or better yet, send us your label file and see for yourself. |
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