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  • Jack Adams

    January 27, 2012 at 8:11 am in reply to: DVD plays ok on PC, choppy on PS2

    Hi Nigel,
    Yes, that seems to be the only appropriate way to adjust the bitrate. Actually I did not have secondary DVD authoring software so what I did was (in Vegas)go to the Tools Menu > Burn Disc > DVD and then the dialogue box appears where you specify writing properties. Apparently, there isn’t a way to control the bitrate using this method of DVD burning.

  • Jack Adams

    January 26, 2012 at 8:23 pm in reply to: DVD plays ok on PC, choppy on PS2

    Thank you very much for your advice, John. Basically there were no customization parameters in Vegas for it. But now that you’ve pointed it out, I think it plays fine on a PC DVD ROM because maybe those drives can read higher data rates. Maybe PS2 cannot. I wonder how a modern standalone DVD player would handle this. By the way, I noticed your website and the Vegas tutorials on it – any chance you could suggest a way to edit the bit rate? I can’t seem to change it as the only modifiable parameter was the writing speed.

  • Jack Adams

    September 18, 2011 at 10:57 pm in reply to: Is 720×480 at 24fps good for widescreen DVD?

    Thanks for the reply guys 🙂 If I go for 720×480, I can only render in 24 or 25 and not decimal values – renderer won’t allow that. Anyway, 24fps video can be converted to 23.976, right? Of course with a little change in time duration which is Ok. And the 2nd question is, will it play fine on an HDTV and look at least acceptable if not pristine on a 32″ screen?

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