[Terry M]

Sound is well modulated, almost to the point of distortion (!), so I don’t think that is the issue.

I recently upgraded to Service Pack 2 (as support for 1 shortly to be discontinued by Microsoft) and wonder whether this may have a bearing?

Terence Mendoza

[Terry M]

Mike,

I use the Contour ShuttlePRO2 with Premiere Pro (and would now hate to work without it…really love it!)

More details here:

https://www.contourdesign.com/shuttlepro/index.htm

Terence Mendoza

[Terry M]

Just had exactly the same issue arise and discussed with various people. Seems that it is just possible that a PAL DVD might play in the USA. However I have opted for making an NTSC version of my DVD as follows:

I opened a new project, selecting NTSC format. Next I copied as menu assets all the original menus from the PAL project. I then used Canopus Procoder to convert all my PAL avi to NTSC versions (including the avis used in the motion menus).

I reopened the PAL project and noted down the time for each chapter point in the timeline, and the name I’d given it. Next, opening the NTSC timeline I added chapter points – it is esay in the project window to type in the required timecode to shift each chapter point to its correct location.

Finally I linked each menu button as before.

If it sounds a little time-consuming and a pain, it was! However the NTSC DVD plays fine.