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  • Ray Galea

    June 3, 2008 at 7:08 am in reply to: dvd output not stable

    Finaly I manage to get it right after loads of different DVD`s and headaces.
    What I did:
    1. Opened my edited footage in adobe Premiere Pro
    2. Exported the edited footage to avi again this time I made sure it was set to LOWER FIELD
    3. Re build on a new project on Adobe encore using the new avi footage
    4. The setting where on Adobe encore 2.0:
    Pal High Quility 4MB VBR 2 Pass
    Field order LOWER
    Bitrate encoding This time I set it to CBR
    Don`t know if it was a miricle or this set up work :-)))
    Finaly I can relax NOW

    Hope this will help anyone who had the same problem
    also Thanks Jeff for trying to help me out sorting my problem.

  • Ray Galea

    June 1, 2008 at 5:53 pm in reply to: dvd output not stable

    As far as I know I didnt change a thing while cpturing or edting. This porblem just popped out a couple f month ago was back to normal after I burn about 8 DVD but now it`s back still confused

  • Ray Galea

    June 1, 2008 at 5:35 pm in reply to: dvd output not stable

    When viewing the project in the preview on my PC all is OK, the problem is when exporting the project to burn DVD. I`m viewing the DVD on a normal TV also on High resolution monitor on both the ghosting and flickering is there. It seems theres somthing wrong when burning DVD. When I edited the footage all I did save it as an avi file than I biuld a menu on Encore and imported the footage.
    I did try to transcode it with Upper Field First also did try to burn on a RW disc still the end result was the same 🙁 I even vary the speed on the burning DVD from 1x to 24 x still the problem is there.
    Ray

  • Ray Galea

    June 1, 2008 at 4:39 pm in reply to: dvd output not stable

    Hi Jeff,
    The footage oroginal Format was from a DVcam than editied in Adobe premiere pro 2.0 which makes the file AVI. The Encore transcode settings are Pal DV Hich quality 7mb VBR 2 pass. Video Codec: Mainconcept MPEG Video. Field Order: Lower.
    I hope this is the info you ask for and thanks for your reply hope you can help me out

    Ray

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