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Posted by peter on 12/10/05 15:55
<cdrees@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Most of the video looks fine, then about 12 minutes into the 15 minute
> video, the video clips look very choppy, almost like the frames are out
> of sync. The audio still sounds fine, and the still pictures look
> fine.
Try reversing the field order on that portion of the video.
> I'm not understanding why the video would look fine earlier in the DVD,
> and then so choppy later on. I believe I captured the video the same
> way for each clip, when I created clips from the CDs and DVDs that were
> given to me.
Did you capture the video (as in analog-to-digital capture), or copy/rip the
video off the CD/DVD?
> Lastly, what is the best practice for creating simple DVDs of sporting
> events, etc... in other words, what should I be doing as a matter of
> practice on each clip that is imported to ensure that everything plays
> smoothly (i.e. is there a particular method that should be used to
> create clips from DVD or from DV? Should I apply a specific filter to
> each clip to make sure they are all compatible in the finished product,
> etc)?
I suggest you get the source videos in their original format (just borrow
the tapes). If they are in DVD format, they have already suffered MPEG
compression.
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