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Old 13-07-2005, 15:37   #15
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Re: TMPGEnc Or WinAVI

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Originally Posted by mrlipring
we now know it's from his DVcam, but either way, having something running in the background wouldn't affect the burn in any way other than slowing it down. Once upon a time it might jigger the disc but not these days.

are you keeping to the pal/ntsc format (both res and frame rate) of the camera?
Yes
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are you adhering to bitrate limits on both video and audio?
Yes
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does it go out of sync no matter what you play it on? (in case it's just that your standalone doesn't like the dye the dvdr uses - generally this would give stuttery play, not OOS)
Yes, played on xbox, ps2 and standalone
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did the DV avi play fine on the pc without losing sync?
Yup
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the nero encoder is pretty **** tbh. Try a better one. CCE or Procoder are considered the best, but aren't cheap. Tmpgenc is easy to use.
Will take a looksie.......
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@ mauldor - you're doing 2 passes, right?
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