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  • Philip Lucero

    February 3, 2009 at 3:13 pm in reply to: HDV Jitter

    I will give these settings a try today. The client has made some changes, so it will be a great opportunity.
    Phil

    http://www.philluceroproductions.com

  • Philip Lucero

    January 30, 2009 at 4:48 am in reply to: HDV Jitter

    I missed the bit rate settings and left them on default. Once I cranked them up to match the settings from compressor, the picture cleaned up and looks great.
    Thanks, again.
    Phil

    http://www.philluceroproductions.com

  • Philip Lucero

    January 30, 2009 at 3:47 am in reply to: HDV Jitter

    First, a big thanks to you guys. This was the solution to my problem. Exporting with compressor cleaned out the jitter and stutter frames and now plays back smoothly on the PS3. The picture quality has dropped out considerably, though. I used the HD DVD:MPEG-2 30 minutes settings and there is a lot more dirt around the edges. Does compressor have a better better setting for HD than this?
    Phil

    http://www.philluceroproductions.com

  • Philip Lucero

    January 29, 2009 at 5:38 pm in reply to: HDV Jitter

    Chris, thanks.

    Frame rate is 1080i for both formats, but the jitter only happens on the HDV shots.

    I’ll export with compressor, but to create a Blu-Ray disc, I only have Toast and the client is intent on having Blu-Ray.

    Also, the PS3 doesn’t recognize data files other than .wmv I’ve tried different .wmv exports, but the console will only playback sound if I use the default .wmv settings. Strange, because the sound is on the file when I playback on the desktop, and it is the same Windows 9 audio as the default. Nevertheless I get picture only when I export this way.

    Phil

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