burnt time comes up short of original movie

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  1. acdc347

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    My original download time was 1:47:45,after dvd flick was finished encoding and burning the disk time came out short at 1:39:40,i have tried three different downloads and two different movies and have the same result,what can i do to correct the problem.
     
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    Is there any problem with the video playback?
    What is the FPS of the AVI, and what are you converting to(PAL/NTSC)?
     
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    I am converting to ntsc i am not sure what the fps is and where to find it
     
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    Frames Per Second. Usually PAL movies are a bit shorter, so in your case if you were to convert from PAL to NTSC, it would maybe come out a bit longer, not the opposite.

    If you play the video with VLC for example, go to Tools->Codec Information-.Codec Details and it will show the frame rate.
     
  5. scum101

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    I'm guessing source is 24 fps and output is 30fps .. that would do it if it's complete.
     
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    I found the source to be 25 fps but i cannot find the output fps,but my burn times are 8 minutes short of the original download.
     

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