I cannot understand why the mpg file (coming from encoded avi by TMPGEnc) is ok and after authoring (TDA) DVD shows jerky movement. When I say jerky is jerky, in every movement of the camera I see tremlbing.
Other mpg files on same sequence were done with the same way and look fine on DVD. When I watch the DVD image with PC with PowerDVD its also ok. On TV its Parkinson desease.
Was this just a strange phenomenon ir there is an explanation?
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KONX OM PANX
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What's the aspect and framerate of the source?
Are you encoding to PAL or NTSC?Cheers, Jim
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Yes, we'll need more info. A couple possibilities: interlaced and field order got reversed, used pulldown on interlaced material, NTSC 23.976fps and didn't get the pulldown flags set.
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Thank you for your responses. The matter concerns VHS PAL captured material thorough capture card to avi files. Resolution was halfD1= 352X576. I then apply filters with Vdub and then frameserve to TMPGEnc and after I feed TDA with the produced mpg files . Field order is always top. I do this all the time, actually this DVD had other mpg files with no problem.
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Tried encoding as BFF? Although I don't know how this could happen on a capture. Is there any way you could post a short clip of the capture and/or the m2v?
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