Tips on analysing a SD report.

Hy guys,can u please tell some useful tips to analyse a report.

I'm not sure about the "720p60" but the normal way of dealing with both SD and HD videos is Share>Export Media and leave everything in the default position.
Drop the resulting file in iDVD.
I suggest you test it using a very short video, maybe a couple of minutes of typical shots, and burn it on a DVD-RW so you are not wasting discs.
This way it will only take about 10 minutes to see the results and you can test out different techniques, if necessary, very quickly and at no cost.

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