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skips, pixalates, studders and quickly collecting coasters

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by 04ndubs, Aug 12, 2004.

  1. 04ndubs

    04ndubs Member

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    I am really beginning to comtemplate banging my head against the desk. I created a movie using roxio 6. It is essentially a slide show of europe pix, nearly 500 or them, which were taken with a digital camera. I have recorded audio to go along with the entire duration of the dvd. My first attempt at burning was on sony dvd-r media. The process I used to burn was directly through roxio. After the burn was completed, I played the disk on my computer and it played just fine. I then put it into my stand alone jvc (not even a year old, supports dvd-r) and the disk skipped, studdered, pixalated, etc. Parts would play ok, then it would act up again. These occurance was the worst at the intervals were I had inserted some frames of text that i created in paint (I know, it's paint, what do I expect, but it was quick and easy). After reading around on here, I thought that maybe my media was the problem, so today I bought some verbatim, and guess what, same problems occurred again. The computer I performed all these tasks on is a new gateway, with a multi burner (I don't remember now off hand what brand the burner is, I'm posting this from a different computer, but I'll check on that in the morning). Can someone please point me in the right direction w/o having to start all over? Thanks in advance.
     
  2. The_OGS

    The_OGS Active member

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    Only thing I can think of is to burn slow.
    The faster burns contain errors, which the error-correction is normally (supposed to be) able to deal with.
    But playing on different machine than recording machine will exacerbate the problem...
    There you go.
    Sorry not much help I guess, let us know what happens.
    Regards
     
  3. Nephilim

    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    Hi,

    If you can give us the make/model burner and firmware version we may be able assist you further :)
     

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