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Posted by doc on 09/25/05 23:44
thanks AnthonyR. i tried turning the bit rate up to the highest setting and
it's still there, although slightly reduced. codec's hmmmmm. wonder how to
check that and/or get some other codec's in. im sure it's something in the
software and not the puter or the dv footage because last night i hooked the
cam up to the tv for direct read and it looked great. now if i can just
figure this out i can get some cameras :o) also, i've made 8 DVD's thus far
all with different settings and thus far all with the same result.
doc
"AnthonyR" <nomail@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> "doc" <doc@drdimento.net> wrote in message
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>> nope. actually it looks great on the pc and in the camcorder pop out
>> lcd, but on the tv it's terrible, very noticable, and actually so bad it
>> distracts from the viewing, jerky, rachetting, or fragmented, (not
>> pixelated) but almost like every other frame (or a few frames) are
>> missing between each of those that are seen. almost like an old silent
>> picture or one of those hand movies that you sorta fan. know what i
>> mean?
>>
>> lacing??? hmmmmm how would i know? and how to fix?
>>
>> doc
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>> "AnthonyR" <nomail@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>>> "doc" <doc@drdimento.net> wrote in message
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>>>> me too. geez.
>>>>
>>>> u know i'm struggling with something right now. ever capture some DV
>>>> and it views fine in the software then when it's exported (or make -
>>>> whichever is preferred :o) to DVD the images are choppy when there are
>>>> pans or zooms in and out?
>>>>
>>>> ideas?
>>>>
>>>> doc
>>>>
> Hmm, Doc.
> I know exactly what you are describing now, I don't know what it's called
> or what causes it. I just know what it looks like cause a dvd a friend
> made me was like that exactly.
> It looked like a silent movie every now and then, not all the time. And a
> flicker like frames were missing is the best way to describe it. I
> attributed it to a bad mpeg encoder or possibly a problem with his
> computer (maybe skipped frames or something), i didn't give it much
> thought till now.
> Try the higher bit rate if possible, not sure where the setting are, it
> might also be on automatic?
> But maybe using a different encoder altogether, does LE6 let you chose
> which codec to use? Some people have more than a few on their systems and
> it can
> confuse the NLE, but some let you chose which to use in their settings
> options. It's an idea, i hope it leads to something to try and maybe a
> solution.
> Good Luck,
> AnthonyR
>
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