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I'll be getting a HD editing rig soon at my studio where we make mostly corporate AVs. So far our format is PAL SD and usually the delivered product is a MPEG or AVI as the client demands. Occasionally, some projects are delivered as authored Video DVDS.
With the new setup, we'll look to output 720p either as MPEG-4 part 2 or part 10 (H.264) in suitable containers like AVI/MOV/MKV/MP4. So standalone videos are fine for data DVDs. But what about the equivalent for a menu-driven environment like in a Video DVD. Almost certainly, most of the end users will not have access to Blu-Ray players. So, is there any way to create DVDs containing a menu-driven environment but with HD videos? Third party self-contained frameworks are welcome, depending on the economics. Hopefully, any solution will enjoy similar levels of compatibility as Video DVDs.
Thanks.
I'm aware of the allowed formats in the DVD-Video spec. In case it isn't clear, I want to emulate a similar structure containing HD video objects, but to be burnt onto DVD. As long as the peak bitrate is below, say, 8mbps, the DVD should be a workable playback host for 720p video. – Gyan – 2012-01-17T16:41:37.963