Hey I'm kind of new at this forum. However I have wanted to ask this question for weeks. You see, I am trying to author (or make) a DVD set of a movie I got. ------------------------------------------------ In the VLC "Stream and media info" it shows: Stream0 Codec: XVID Language: Type: Video Resolution: 640x336 Frame rate: 23.976000 Stream 1 Codec: mpga Language: Typr: Audio Channels: 2 Sample rate: 48000Hz Bitrate: 132 Kb/s General Duration: 1:22:16 Meta-information Setting: HAS_INDEX IS_INTERLEAVED ------------------------------------------------ THE MAIN PROBLEM is that whenever I try to convert the movie yhe result is that the movie is sort of skipping frames each second. This happened when I used NeroVision so I then tried DVD-lab PRO but the same happens there. The main movie (the avi file) plays just fine in WMP and VLC. How the &%ยค can I get this movie burned as a DVD whithout any skipping?? Please help
The usual cause of skipping is a burn speed that is too high or poor media quality. If either of these could apply, try slowing your burns to 4x and experiment from there. A good rule of thumb is to burn at half the rated speed. Excellent media is Taiyo Yuden, Verbatim or any made in Japan.
This is not the case here. I not burned anything. It is the same problem with the VIDEO_TS backup at my harddrive. It has nothing to do with the burn speed.
