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  1. hi all....i got a problem with converting avi to mpg yo vcd ....the picture is clesr but every 2-3 seconds it jerks anyone help me..........
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  2. Sounds like a NTSC/PAL problem.
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  3. iv tried burning discs on both formats on pal its every 2-3 seconds but ntsc is jerky all the time>>>>>>>>>
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  4. Set frames at 23.76. Use highest quality for motion in TmPGenc.

    Set 4:3 NTSC.

    Turn off virus programs and other stuff in the background.

    Burn on a quality cd at lower speeds.

    try that to see if any changes.
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    I have had jerky playback and jerky capture issues also. I have found if you have too many,codecs installed on your system, it will cause this issue.I now save codecs in a file uninstalled, and only install them into the system when I need them. Example : DivX codecs .I un-install them when I am thru, leaving the downloaded file un-installed but available for future uses. I hope this helps in your case. Yours might be a totally different problem thou.
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    Have you checked / changed the field order setting?

    I have found that, while encoding svcds in TMPEG, the field order is critical. If I leave it set at "Even", I get very jerky video, but if I set it to "Odd field first", my video is almost exactly the same as the VHS-C I captured it from. I'm leaving it interlaced the whole time, as I'm not doing any fancing manipulations, I just want to archive it and play it on my dvd player, and it's working GREAT!!!

    Not sure if this applies to vcds tho...

    (P.S. thanks for all the tips on this site, and I also found some good stuff at http://www.100fps.com

    By the way, I first tried deinterlacing, but this is better quality - less jerky video.

    -Aerik
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