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Burn DVD at a slower speed
Hi, I have made a dvd from stills, set it to music, did some pan shots, overlayed some pictures with moving back grounds. Nothing really too fancy. Here is the problem, I burned it and made 4 copies. They play great on the desktop computer, and on 1 DVD player. With another DVD player and the laptop, every single copy skipped.(in different places in the DVD) It was suggested to me that I try burning them at a slower speed? I’m not really too sure where to look at that and what to change it to. As well, it was suggested that rather than burning 4 copies at once, to burn 1 copy at a time. Has anyone else run into this? and or have any solutions or advice?
Can you even change the speed at which you burn your dvd at?
Extremely new to all of this!! -
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See my message below about ‘locking up’. It is essentially the same problem.
1) How big are your still image files?
I have been knocking them down to about 500k which may still be too big.2) Lower the ‘image quality’ (it helped me)
Let me know….
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I checked the size of my still and they are all under 500k.
I am using Premier Pro 1.5.I was doing some reading last night and found that if your DVD is less than 90 minutes long, the encoding should be at NTSC 4×3 high quality 7mb VBR 2 pass Surcode for Dolby Digital 5.1.
(if all else fails read the manual!!!!) Should have looked there first.
I don’t know if this will make a difference but I’m going to try that.
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