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  1. 16th Feb 2003 06:26 #1
    Smokey And The Bandit
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    I have managed to join two xvid videos together and encode them to one whole dvd (film), i did the authoring and burning in ulead dvd factory but when i am playing the film back its really jerky! whats happening am i doing something wrong?! oh and its a DVD+R and i have a Toshiba SD100e dvd player!

    Thanks for any help
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  2. 16th Feb 2003 06:50 #2
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    Have you encoded the avi in a different framerate then the source?!?!
    That can cause jerky playback.
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    I did a similar thing - encoded an xvid (correct framrate) and it is perfectly smooth on my computer. But when I put it in my standalone it is really jerky. Quite strange.
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  4. 16th Feb 2003 17:43 #4
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    The only time I get that is when I set the FIELD ORDER improperly.

    Don't know if that aplies to xvid.
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    I get this when I download an avi that is 23 fps and I play it back on a pal 25 fps dvd player. So I have to convert the avi to 25 then its fine.

    Done that loads of times.
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  6. 17th Feb 2003 12:30 #6
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    yeah its 23.97fps should i change it to 25fps?! I also have a pal dvd player! i will try it thanks for the help
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  7. 17th Feb 2003 13:01 #7
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    In my case I encoded a 25 fps xvid. I never did that before, but I have done loads of 23 fps xvid and 25 fps divx.
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  8. 18th Feb 2003 03:30 #8
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    Smokey,

    I use KingJohns giude. He has been banned from this forum now, shame, but all his guides have gone. If you want I could email it to you. I have it saved on my hd because like I said, I do this everyday

    If so then leave your email and I`ll get it to you today.
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