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Michael Granado
May 1, 2009 at 7:32 am in reply to: Burned DVD stutters and skips on certain DVD players. Why?

so are you all saying that i should not be experiencing these “hiccups” when i watch the video? i would like to be clear on this. have any of you ever experienced this when watching your own burned movies?

and how do i know my bitrate? i just use the program “convertxtodvd” to convert my video file to dvd VOB files and then i burn the disc with nero using the dvd-video file option. and yes i have(and will) burn at 4x yet i still remember those slight blips during playback.

so it may be the speed but also might be the discs? currently i am using philips dvd-r discs, single layer. should i switch to verbatim? if i do this and still experience these errors might it be that i have a problem with the dvd recorder? thanks for any help!
Michael Granado
April 17, 2009 at 4:43 pm in reply to: 24F mode looks choppy, laggy on XH-A1

yes i think my video is looking slightly more juddery than normal but maybe its the shutter speed or something. there is a scene where a character walks toward the camera and even that looks a little weird. but i guess i will have to mess with the settings to get it right or go with 60i.
Michael Granado
April 17, 2009 at 4:16 pm in reply to: 24F mode looks choppy, laggy on XH-A1

so 24F will always be “stoby”? why is this? and why can’t it be smooth? i wanted to shoot a fight scene but all the movement will surely be distracting, don’t you think?

i am glad that 60i will capture everything smoothly but i don’t want a “TV look”. is this the only way to go? can tweaking the picture in post create a less “TV look”?
Michael Granado
October 8, 2007 at 6:11 am in reply to: Export full quality movie to DVD in Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0?

But how do you know the file’s frame rate is 24? how do i get the dvd frame rate to 24 or the file to 29.97 to make it compatible for burning? thanks for any help!
Michael Granado
September 25, 2007 at 5:38 pm in reply to: Adobe After Effects imports my video choppy! Why? Trying to make light saber effects.

thanks for the replies. I am now trying to export in quicktime but there are so many choices and i don’t know which ones are uncompressed. where can i find this out? and when i exported the video was slightly pixelated. what is the best codec/export method to get uncompressed and unpixelated video?