Authored DVD looks fine on PC, bad motion blur on TV

[Eradicator]

I wasn't sure how to search for this particular problem, so I apologize if this has been covered. Point me to prevous threads if necessary.

I've been using this thread as a newbie guide. In short, I used Premiere to capture, edit, and then output an .avi. Then I used TMPGEnc to encode the .m2v file. I used Virtual Dub to extract the .wav audio and then ffmpeggui to encode that to DD 2.0. I used TMPG Author to create the DVD files (.ifo, .vob, .bak). Finally, I used Nero 6 to burn it all on a DVD+RW.

I popped the final DVD in my player and watched it on my TV. The video looks pretty good, except when there's any motion. Being new to this, I can't say if it's a bitrate problem or some motion filter setting in the encoding process. I've tried this disc on two different standalone DVD players with the same results. But ... if I play the disc in my PC using a flavor of Power DVD, it plays okay. I can't see any of the motion blurring. Additionally, I've looked at the .avi, .m2v, and .vobs with the software player and they all look fine.

I thought the problem might be the standalone players trying to read +RWs, but then I burned a backup of a "real DVD" on a +RW and it played just fine.

Can you guys help me figure out what part of my process I need to change? I'm trying to be patient through the learning process, but it's a lot to take in all at once.

[Shudder]

Well, you could start out what kind of file you have (codec, size, duration) and what your tmpgenc settings were as well.

[Alan69]

http://www.100fps.com/

No problem on your progressive scan monitor, motion problems on your interlaced TV. Sounds like you may want to read through the above site.

Alan