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  1. 15th Aug 2006 14:39 #1
    Tied Cottage
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    Hello everyone,

    When converting NTSC(film) to NTSC the resulting dvd's stutter (especially) on pan shots, as if a frame is missing. I have tried both with and without pulldown but to no avail. My DVD player and TV both support NTSC. I have also noticed that at several points in the converted movie there are 'freeze ups' only for a second and with a few green blocky artefacts.
    Has anyone got any advise on combatting these issues?

    Many thanks in advance

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  2. 16th Aug 2006 07:24 #2
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    Can you attach your log for a run where this happens?
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