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Posted by Specs on 12/08/05 09:22
<sufianabid@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I have been trying to convert my MiniDV home videos to DVD. The video
> quality remains more or less the same till the DV video is captured.
> The problem is with the colors look faded after I burn a DVD. I have
> tried Sonic and even trial version of Ulead DVD movie factory, results
> are the same. I have Muvee autoproducer as well that came with my PC.
> Muvee Autoproducer keeps the colours or infact enhances them for short
> clips.
>
> Can any one suggest how to keep the colors in DVD as they appear in the
> original DV video?
>
> Thanks
>
You'll never keep the same colours if you are in NTSC land. NTSC DV is
sampled at 4:1:1 but NTSC DVDs are sampled in 4:2:0 which can cause the
problems you are seeing. PAL DVDs tend to fare better as PAL DV is already
encoded in 4:2:0.
Changes in saturation (both increase and decrease) can also be due to a poor
encoder. Check out cinecraft basic for the best encoder IMO at an
affordable price.
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