Lucas Fazzary
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Your link is not working.
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You will notice the interlacing on a computer. If you burn and playback the DVD on a software player, it should de-interlace when playing back. Playing back on a set top DVD player the picture should look correct as well (so long as bottom field first is used). You can export with De-interlace checked from FCP as well. You will have to see which looks better to you.
-Luke
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If you still have the encoded mpeg2 please run it through the Bitrate Viewer: https://www.tecoltd.com/bitratev.htm
See if it does in fact cross over the 8mbps max you had set. DVD Studio Pro should not mux if it is too high, but it may be right at the maximum tolerance and thus added with your audio may be having problems in some players. What type of audio are you using? PCM WAV or AC3? Just a thought, not saying this is the issue. Something to try though while you are waiting from a response from your replicator.
-Luke
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Did they provide you with any sort of Eclipse log or any errors encountered during pre-mastering? I would ask for any such logs.
What is your encoding bitrate for the video that stutters? Is it possible that you encoded too high?
Did you burn with DVD-Studio pro or with Toast?
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Yeah sorry, I thought you were taking about character as in text (a different color for each of the 26 letters in the alphabet).
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So you have a different color for each character? Can you take a screen shot? I have never seen or heard of this.
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This is probably not what you are looking for exactly, but Sonic has a program called Scenarist Publisher.
https://www.sonic.com/products/professional/ScenaristPublisher/quicklook.aspx
I have used a demo and have to say it is very possible to cut down on authoring times. Basically you create a template form. Then whenever you do your video and audio encoding you just switch out the assets and multiplex and you are done. There are many many other possibilities that could improve your work flow enormously using this program. Go ahead and check it out.
-Luke
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Unfortunately this is not possible in DVD.
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Here is the drive I use at work. No problems at all and a very good price.