Máxima Calidad al procesar un DVD en Premiere Elments 11

Acabo de adquirir Premiere Elements 11 y a la hora de hacer un DVD de 50 minutos veo que le falta nitidez, mi cámara es una Panasonic AG-AC90 y estoy grabando en 1080 i25, quiero saber que si aparte de darle el máximo de calidad a la hora de hacer el DVD me estoy dejando algún paso sin dar o qué puede estar ocurriendo gracias

rafafotografia
From Google Translate, your message appears to be:
Highest quality when processing a 11 Elments DVD Premiere
May 8, 2013 6:34 a.m.
Tags: # elemnts_11
I just purchased Premiere Elements 11 and to the time for a 50 minute DVD that lacks clearly see, my camera is a Panasonic AG-AC90 and I'm recording in 1080 i25, I know that if apart from giving you the maximum quality to the time to make the DVD I am leaving without giving any step or what may be happening thanks
My response in Spanish
Para empezar, estoy asumiendo que su 1080i25 es de 1920 x 1080 16:09 en lugar de 1440 x 1080 HD anamórfico 16:9.
¿Cuál es su proyecto predefinido para sus Premiere Elements 11 para su uso con el archivo "1080i25"?
PAL AVCHD Full HD 1080i25
o
PAL disco duro, memoria Flash videocámaras Full HD 1080i25
Su 1080i25 es un archivo entrelazado que incluye Orden de los campos Campo superior primero. El DVD-VIDEO requiere Orden de los campos Campo inferior primero. Usted puede hacer el cambio
un. utilizando el formato AVCHD HD 1080i25 proyecto preestablecido completo PAL y luego aplicando Opciones de campo / Invertir dominio de campos en el proyecto abierto
o
b. utilizar el disco duro PAL especial, Videocámaras Memoria preestablecida proyecto Flash Full HD 1080i25 que debería estar haciendo de forma automática el ajuste de Campo superior primero a Campo inferior primero. NO USE Campo Opción: Invertir dominio de campos en este recorrido.Echemos un vistazo a la Orden de los campos primero y luego decidir lo siguiente.
Por favor asegurar que su equipo está optimizado y que el controlador de la tarjeta de vídeo está actualizado. ¿Tiene el equipo para hacer formato de disco Blu-ray en un disco Blu-ray en vez de DVD-vídeo de pantalla ancha en un disco DVD? En el caso de Blu-ray, la exportación se caracteriza por Campo superior primero, que es coherente con sus medios de origen.
Gracias. Si es posible, escriba en Inglés para evitar que tengamos que depender de Google Translate.
ATR
My response in English
To begin with, I am assuming that your 1080i25 is 1920 x 1080 16:9 rather than 1440 x 1080 HD anamorphic 16:9.
What is your project preset for your Premiere Elements 11 for use with "1080i25" file?
PAL AVCHD Full HD 1080i25
or
PAL Hard Disk, Flash Memory Camcorders Full HD 1080i25
Your 1080i25 is an interlaced file which includes Field Order Upper Field First. The DVD-VIDEO requires Field Order Lower Field First. You can make the change
a. using the PAL AVCHD Full HD 1080i25 project preset and then applying Field Options/Reverse Field Dominance in the opened project
or
b. using the special PAL Hard Disk, Flash Memory Camcorders Full HD 1080i25 project preset which should be automatically making the adjustment from Upper Field First to Lower Field First. DO NOT USE FIELD OPTION: REVERSE FIELD DOMINANCE IN THIS ROUTE.
Let us look at the Field Order first and then decide what next.
Please assure that your computer is optimized and that your video card driver is up to date. Do you have the equipment to do Blu-ray disc format on Blu-ray disc rather than DVD-VIDEO Widescreen on DVD disc? In the case of Blu-ray, the export is characterized by Upper Field First which is consistent with your source media.
Thank you. If at all possible, please write in English to avoid us having to dependent on Google Translate.
ATR

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