FLV won't play correctly in another computer

[kfain]

I'm a VERY frustrated mom who is trying to make flv copies of her son's video project. I've converted it from prel to flv (honestly don't know I did it).

I can play the file perfectly on my desktop (where both the prel and the flv were created), but when I burn it to a disc and play it on my laptop, it will not play correctly. There are glitches in both the video and the audio.

What am I doing wrong? Or what can I do to make a good flv disc. The actual disc has to be submitted for the project.

HELP!!!!!!!!!!

Sincerely,

KFain/Cincinnati

[Baldrick]

Can you give more info about your flv files? You can use mediainfo and open the flv to check the details like resolution/video size, video codec, etc.


And try play with another software player like VLC Media Player and see how it works.

[kfain]

see attached screenshot for file info

[kfain]

downloaded VLC Media player on the laptop and the cd still glitched in the same spot

[Baldrick]

It's not any flv, it's an avi with dv video. Your cd reader might be too slow for the high data rate. Reconvert to smaller/more compressed format like a real flv or mp4, use for example freemake video converter.

[kfain]

Are you saying the file isn't an actual flv file? Can I convert it from real player? The original prel file seems to be damaged now. Thanks so much.

[kfain]

OK. I made a new flv. What program should I use to burn the cd? Or can I just drag and drop it?