Posted by Bob on 01/24/06 14:34

On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 09:31:20 +0000, Charlie+ <charlie@xxx.net> wrote:

>I agree Bob - I use the VideoReDo quickfix stream facility as a matter
>of course on all captures - it works beautifully and quickly. The
>only beef I have is that you cannot fully author a fully compliant DVD
>from start to finish with this program - a glaring omission IMHO. I
>then use TMPGEnc Author for the rest and DVDShrink if too large for
>the DVD.

That's exactly how I do it.

Recently I have been playing with MPEG4 (AVI, DivX, etc.) because the
quality is just as good as DVDs but a helluva lot smaller. My ILO
DVDR05MU1 can play most and if it can't I use WinAvi or
TotalVideoConverter to fix it. Eventually I am going to go to
AVI/MPEG4 on a hard disk and network the player - then no more tedious
DVD authoring or shrinking.

>-End of all sliding out of sync problems! (the original OP's
>problem!).

I had one movie clip that VRD's Quickfix would not fix so I had to use
VRD's synch facility. It worked perfectly once I found out how much to
set it for.

Then there was one clip that not even VRD could fix, so I had to play
the DVD into a DVDR and then export the clip. That was before I got
into MPEG4 so maybe WinAvi or TVC would fix it.



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