Submitting Animation

[DonRotolo]

Just to clarify, an ISO image is just exactly the same as what is burned to a DVD but saved on your hard disk as a file. You have to create it like that, you can't just copy the data off of the DVD. Most programs that can burn a DVD can also make an ISO file.

[dcarr]

Originally Posted by DonRotolo

Just to clarify, an ISO image is just exactly the same as what is burned to a DVD but saved on your hard disk as a file. You have to create it like that, you can't just copy the data off of the DVD. Most programs that can burn a DVD can also make an ISO file.

I hope I made this clear above

We use Encore (linked project from Premiere) which allows straight-to-ISO.

[dellagd]

Using Encore as well. It seems they wanted specifically a Region 1, so make sure you select that in the build options in encore. Boy, what a pain to find a program with that option (No way were missing out on a region code error)

[dellagd]

Just got word from our moderator and when they went to upload it gave them the option to use a .avi file instead of an iso.

Well, I guess I wont get that hour of my life back...

[ajc4nn0n]

If I understand it right, the leader of the team must appoint me to be a submitter on STIMS for me to access the submission page?

[dcarr]

Originally Posted by ajc4nn0n

If I understand it right, the leader of the team must appoint me to be a submitter on STIMS for me to access the submission page?

Yes, that is correct. They'll see a checkbox next to your name on the roster. After checking the box, you'll receive an email informing you that you have the ability to submit awards (and you'll see those fields in STIMS).

[Aamid Ahbab]

Hey after all this trouble of .ISO did anyone see a message on STIMS saying

Upload .ISO or AVI?

It said something like that and I was laughing to myself when I saw how much hard work my guys went through to get an .ISO only to find it giving an option of AVI.