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Beer glass scene creation

This course contains a little bit of everything with modeling, UVing, texturing and dynamics in Maya, as well as compositing multilayered EXR's in Photoshop.

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# 1 03-01-2003 , 07:54 PM

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Hey Guys, i got a dvd player for xmas, im wanting to put all of the simply maya videos onto dvd so that i can watch them on my dvd player. How would i do this, coz a dvd is bout 5gig and the videos are under that but it doesnt fit coz its say how many minutes are left on the dvd and using them up.

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# 2 03-01-2003 , 08:56 PM

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Is your player SVCD ready ?
If it is, download a software that converts wmf, avi to svcd (my brother says TMPEGenc)

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# 3 03-01-2003 , 10:10 PM

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And if you cant do that ...then no worry we have a large selection of cds (for playing on your pc) and dvds comming to the shop section in the very near future!!!

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# 4 04-01-2003 , 12:30 AM

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thanks guys

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# 5 04-01-2003 , 12:37 AM

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Dont bother to try user added image

I tried some of the Buzz videos a few months ago and when I converted 1 video. (ex max 5 lighting) it was 1 hr long and divx compression after converting to dv sutable for DVD playback it expanded to about 1.8 gig. It startrd out as 100meg avi user added image

I found it beter (and cheaper) to just burn them to a cd for playback on the pc.

I tried sonic DVD
dvd complete
showtime

same results

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# 6 07-01-2003 , 03:13 PM

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That's about right. But once you have that uncompressed file then just convert to VCD format and it will fit onto a CD...you can get about an hour of video onto a CD in VCD format.

I use NERO for everything. My home movies, when I pull them off the DV camcorder, are about 11 to 12 gigs for an hours' worth....then I just load them up into NERO and choose the VCD option and burn away.

It's when you try to uncompress something that's already been compressed once (with a CODEC) that you may encounter problems with turning the file into a VCD format file.

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# 7 07-01-2003 , 04:39 PM

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Save your money and get a dvd burner. You can grap 1st generation burners for 100.00 US. The price of dvd burners is dropping.

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# 8 07-01-2003 , 06:13 PM

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So what format do you recommend? It's still a little confusing to me..

DVD-R, DVD-RW....etc...

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# 9 07-01-2003 , 06:52 PM

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I like the DVD from hewlwet packard I have the 200j it is great it uses the DVD+R DVD+RW and CD-R CD-RW

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# 10 07-01-2003 , 07:46 PM

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There are two major dvd formats. I can't remember the names but if you have tha latest dvd player should not have a problem with playback. Please correct me if i'am wrong.

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