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Dub Delivery Specs
Please deliver all composer video
dubs in the following format. If changes are necessary,
please contact us as soon as possible.
AVI MOVIES ON DVD
- The preferred delivery format for all dubs are in AVI
format delivered on DVD. Other
digital video formats are also possible. Call first. If
digital video formats are not possible, please deliver
on VHS videotape:
VHS VIDEO TAPES
- Standard 1/2" VHS video cassettes
- Visible time code burned into the lower third of the
picture, but not touching the bottom of the screen.
- Combined production audio should be on audio track
one (left channel).
- Reshaped time code, identical to the burned-in visible
code, should be on audio track two (right channel).
- Use SMPTE time code at 29.97 fps (commonly referred
to as 30-drop frame).
- At least 20 seconds of pre-roll time code before picture.
- 15 seconds of post-roll time code into black.
Finished Product
Typically, unless otherwise specified,
all final products will be delivered on standard Digital
Audio Tape (DAT). CD-R is also a common and popular
format. Email and FTP are also possible. Contact us for more
information.
Work-In-Progress
Work-in-progress audio samples can
be delivered via Email in the following formats:
- WAV (PC)
- AIFF (Mac)
- RA (Real Player)
- MP3 (MPEG-layer 3)
These audio files can be sampled at a variety of sampling
rates:
- 44.1 Khz (CD quality)
- 22.5 Khz
- 11.025 Khz
In addition, the sampling rates can be sampled at 16 or 8
bits, Stereo or Mono. Keep in mind that size is a huge
factor in downloading times. A standard WAV file
sampled at 44.1 Khz, 16 bit Stereo will take up 10 megabytes
of disk space for one minute of music. Converting the
file to Mono, or lowering the sampling rate to 22.5 Khz will
half the size to 5 megabytes. RA (Real Player)
files are typically compressed quite efficiently while retaining
a very high quality sound. This is the recommended format.
MP3 files are very close to CD quality, however, their size
is still very large - 1 megabyte per stereo minute - but still
better than .WAV files by tenfold!
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