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  1. 7th Feb 2004 03:30 #1
    scootzilla
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    I just tried to convert texas chainsaw massacare form an xvid file to a dvd file i used the xvid to dvd with ac3 guide and i get lik alot of little stutters at the very begining of the film not like freezes but like little bumps kinda like skips and it does it alot what can i do to fix this i made the dvd with tmpgenc dvd auth newest verison
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  2. 7th Feb 2004 05:24 #2
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    What's the integrity of your XviD? Scanned for and removed bad frames?

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  3. 7th Feb 2004 11:22 #3
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    I cannot understand why anybody would want to convert an xvid back to dvd if they already own the film...some people
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  4. 7th Feb 2004 14:45 #4
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    Yeah, amazing, innit? 8)

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  5. 7th Feb 2004 16:35 #5
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    What frame rate are u using?

    use GSpot to find out?
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