Nick White
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Christ! Quality loss has too many factors to just which codec etc.
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Isn’t that simply uncompressed? (Huge file sizes: if it was you that said that already then sorry.)
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Boy I have had no reply to my problem and here I am helping…or trying to.
If you can prepare fine, but can’t write, it sounds like a drive/disc problem. Has anything changed? Maybe your drive just needs a clean.
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Based on results or experience? Sorry to challenge, but so often rumour will win
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ummm…when you say your friend is going to post what he did…where? It would help more if you made sure that he posted here as a reply, so that people following your problem (me for a start) are ensured of seeing the extra info without having to hunt for it.
If you want your problem solved, please try to address what people say to you and make sure that your evidence and information is orderly. I know it’s a PITA, but it’s the only way. Sorting this stuff is a logical process…at best….(sometimes it feel like witchcraft) and we all need to be very pedantic about it to get results.
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OK.
– You make an AVI in Vegas, then take that same video into DVDA to make DVD files? We have to be sure that the good avi is the source you use for the bad DVD
– What happens if you Prepare in DVDA, and choose to save it to HDD, then play that VIDEOts.vob on your computer?
– are you using the same programme to play the DVD as you do to play the avi? If so, what…well if not what are you using for each? 🙂BTW.Sorry for all the questions. There are so many variables and reasons for failure (and only one way to get it right 🙁 )
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Fair enough point, but the OP is saying that it looks bad on both the TV and the monitor. The step that is giving trouble seems to be the making of the DVD, because a rendered video AVI looks good.
Darrin, until you_can_ get hold of the other guy, there is not much anyone can do to help. We need to know what software was used (it may well not even be Vegas: in fact if you try to burn a DVD in Vegas Studio, you cannot “burn” it to Hard Disc Drive at all and have to create a DVD disc) and the steps and settings in that software.
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No worrie4s.Sorry I can’t have an answer.
Another question.Were the source videos OK and not blown out? It’s probably a daft question, but stuff happens.
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Just a quick question to help people help.
What steps do you take to render the DVD?
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Just a quick question to help people help.
What steps do you take to render the DVD?
If you can talk it through step by step that can really help.
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