[MacDV] Premiere Files - DVD Burning

[R B Williams]

Another take on Premiere Files to DVD -

Export the Premiere project to tape recording to a mini DV camera. Then capture into
iMovie via firewire and burn with iDVD. I did several of these to transfer old work to
DVD and it's a much simpler process then trying to convert through various software. I
really think the end product is cleaner this way.

R.B.

Wooster wrote:

> Thanks for your help with the control points. I finally got that squared all
> away. And Now I have another problem
>
> I've been searching on line for an hour or so now on how to burn a DVD using
> the Premier movie file I've created with minimal luck. The process I've
> gathered so far that to burn the DVD I want is this.
>
> Create Adobe Permier movie file -> Download latest free version of Quicktime
> player -> Upgrade that to Quicktime Pro ($29.99 Bleah) -> Finnally convert
> that to a quicktime movie file -> Import that to iMovie -> export that to
> iDVD (And buy that too) -> Burn disk -> And finnaly I can have my DVD disk.
>
> Please tell me there is a cheeper (And quicker, and less involved) way to do
> this.
>
> I currently have Adobe Premier 6.0, Quicktime player 5.0 (And upgrading),
> iMovie 2.1, a iMac Superdrive running OS X and Classic, a dozen DVD-R 4x
> disks, and the adobe Premier movie file.
>
> -M. Milleville
>
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