VSOConvertXtoDVD: playback on DVD is black and white, flickers!!!

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  1. Stugatz

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    I have converted avi files using VSOConvertXtoDVD 3. When i burn the files onto a DVD-R and play it back in a DVD player there are lines running up and down the screen, the screen is black and white, and the picture flickers. This only happens with the new movies i download, not older ones. Why is this and what can i do?
     
    Stugatz, Sep 25, 2008
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    When you play the burned disks on the PC, what's the result?
     
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    When I play the movie on the PC the movie is perfect...its only on the DVD player when its messed up. PLEASE HELP, i'm racking my brain here.
     
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    Is it a PAL /NTSC issue ?
     
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    For the format (Video Standard) option in the settings (Under DVD specification) of ConvertXtoDVD i had it set on Automatic (Program decides format by source data). So the standard can be either PAL or NTSC. To b honest i don't know to much about this but when i download an AVI movie, it doesn't specify the region.
     
    Stugatz, Sep 26, 2008
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    If you are in North America, it should be set 'NTSC', in EU or Australasia, PAL.
     
    attar, Sep 26, 2008
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    What he said. It makes no difference what the source is (most AVI downloads are 25fps which is seen as PAL). Set CXD to your standard.
     
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