onlaptop looks good, not on dvd

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  1. bufalo

    bufalo Member

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    I changed an avi to an mpeg-2 using adobe media encoder in premier pro 1.5. It plays back fine on my laptop, but I did a test and burned to dvd using tmpgenc author. there were stops and stutters and you could see little boxes too. any ideas what this could be caused by?
     
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    Stop's and stutter's are usually caused by poor media and/or a too fast burning speed. Keep burns around 4x and use Taiyo Yuden, Verbatim or any media Made in Japan. Here's a media guide to look over: http://www.digitalfaq.com/media/dvdmedia.htm The smaller resolution of a pc monitor compared to a much larger tv results in the quality difference. That is the main reason why I quit downloading lower quality video.
     
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    Mistycat, I had used a rewritable 4X by TDk, could be that that disk has had it. This was something I had filmed in MiniDV and edited using premiere pro 1.5.
     
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    TDK can be great media or very poor, depending on its manufacture site. I believe TDK has 2 sites and the poor quality disc's are made in Taiwan. I only use TY or Verbatim now but in the past for quite a while, used TDK bought at Costco and, believe it or not, never got a bad batch.
     
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    I just tried it again with a dvd-r and it was almost 100%, so it was the media - thanks!
     

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