It would be burned through iDVD, so not entirely uncompressed right? I guess I'll try it out and see what happens, just to know for sure, but I suspect you are correct. >> Jon Blumhagen wrote: >>>>> If I render using no compression and then burn it onto >>>>> a DVD would that run ok? Without the throughput problems the >>>>> computer >>>>> has? >>>> That would run , not as good. >>> Not sure I understand this. DV itself is already a compressed format >>> (1:5) >>> done right in the camera itself. >> This is an AfterEffect project. No DV footage used. The "none" or >> uncompressed version looks great, the "DV codec" compressed version >> looked soft. >> The none version stuttered on my machine and I was wondering if that >> was a function of the computer and whether that limitation would be >> overcome by the compression applied when making a DVD. >>> I not sure I understand the "run not as good", though. Are you >>> saying that >>> if the original DV-compressed shoot is rendered without a codec and >>> then >>> burned to a DVD, it will have problems running on a standalone >>> player? >>> jb >> So I took it to mean "yes". > I do not think that uncompressed Video stored on a DVD would even > register as viable content on a standalone player. > On the other hand you probably could render your uncompressed video to > Mpeg2 > make a DVD from it and that would run fine. > Jim ________________ Matthew Guemple Art Director/03 mo.og at verizon.net 646.734.6601 www.gridd.com http://www.creativehotlist.com/ index.asp?linkTarget=fullProfile.asp&indID=19599