DVD aus Premiere Pro 1.5 brennen

Ich habe folgendes Problem:
Ich möchte gern möglichst schnell aus Premiere Pro 1.5 einen 60-Minuten-Film auf eine DVD bekommen. Ich benutze eine Matrox RT.X100-Karte. Wenn ich nun mit Hilfe der Matrox-Karte gleich in *.m2v digitalisiere, müsste doch die Transkodierung in Premiere überflüssig werden, wenn ich das Projekt auf DVD exportiere. Ganz so einfach geht das aber nicht. Premiere möchte den gesamten Arbeitsbereich rendern (also eine *.avi-Datei draus machen) und dann den kompletten Film erneut in MPEG2 umwandeln. Das dauert letztendlich noch länger, als wenn ich das Projekt in Echtzeit als *.m2v exportiere und mit Encore brenne.
Kann mir jemand einen Tipp geben, wie ich das Problem umgehen kann?

Hi
Leider ist der Elementary Stream nichts für die Timeline in Premiere. Das kannst Du schon an den Settings sehen die Du im Projekt eintellst. Oder ist dir da schon mal ein DVD Preset aufgefallen? :)
Der Elementary Stream macht Sinn wenn Du danach direkt in ein Authoring Tool gehst, sonst ist es eben Videoschnitt und muß danach Transkodiert werden.
Achim Kredelbach

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