[Bob Carpenter]

I have solved the issue. I’m not exactly sure what is wrong, however I changed my settings to regular pro rez not HG and I am now using Compressor instead of Bitvice.

Thanks a million
Bob Carpenter

[Bob Carpenter]

Okay, just got done viewing the footage in DVD studio pro and the encoded file looks fine. Its not until it creates a TS file that there is a problem.

I’ve gone back and checked previous videos that I’ve created before I started to output everything in HD pro res and there is no such movement stuttering. It is only on the DVDs I’ve created in the last several weeks.

Thanks a million
Bob Carpenter

[Bob Carpenter]

I’m viewing this both on a 30″ apple cinema display and on from a DVD Player.

From the 30″ cinema display when I view the HD.mov footage everything appears fine. The one thing that I forgot to mention is that I am down converting the encoded footage to SD mpeg2 from bitvice.

Thanks a million
Bob Carpenter

[Bob Carpenter]

This video has not been compressed. This is footage exported directly from FCP set as Same as Sequence.

To edit in ProRes can I simply import the footage from the HDV Tapes as HDV and drop them into a timeline with ProRes Compression in the timeline settings?

Will this make a difference at all?

Thanks a million
Bob Carpenter

[Bob Carpenter]

So are you saying that there’s nothing I can do about it?

Thanks a million
Bob Carpenter

[Bob Carpenter]

That good eh?

[Bob Carpenter]

Good advice, I think I may do just that. I’ll wait until at least NAB to see whats up apples sleeve.