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Video tearing when burned with I-DVD 6
I’m having a problem with video tearting when I make a DVD in I-DVD.
When I say tearing it looks like 1 of the fields may be delayed and it shows up when there any movment onscreen.This happens on all 5 of my G-5’s running FCP 5.1.2 and I-DVD 6.
This never happened on the same systems running FCP 5.0.4 and I-DVD 5.
The only other difference is that before we were doing out Final Cut segments in DV using 2 500GB G-Raids and now we are doing them in 8bit uncompressed using a 10 TB SAN.
Steve Cohen
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4 Replies
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Try it in DVDSP. You will never look at iDVD again.
Steve Eisen
Eisen Video Productions
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May I 2nd your suggestion.
Although iDVD is a nice way to put together quick, little (1) clip titles for client reviews, DVD SP does such a better job in every way.
I could not get an alias free iDVD title when trying to use iDVD 5/6 for banging out quickies for client reviews. DVD SP is producing superior results, and it’s internal encoder so far looks as good as compressor at CBR.
I plan to put together a bunch of quickie templates in DVD SP, ie, (single button – single movie) where I can drop in various moving backgrounds and be off an running very quickly.
If I may also comment on importing iDVD projects into DVD SP… It’s doesn’t so far. We all know iDVD 5/6 projects are not supported. However, I tried making and importing an iDVD 4 project, and it doesn’t work either. The structure came in, but the template was not supported. Oh well, it was worth a try. 🙂
I’m probably doing something wrong with iDVD, not being able to to produce alias free end results.
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If you’re just doing one clip DVDs, why bother with a background and button? Just delete the menu and make your clip “First Play”. Simple.
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Wayne Carey
Schazam Productions
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I’m just using it for quick down and dirty approval DVD’s of segments and shows that we put together fr our clients.
Why spend the extra time and steps to do it in DVDSP, when I should be able todo it in I-DVD in half the time.
Steve Cohen
Senoir Editor
O2 Media Inc.
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