Weird Playback Thing!

[hardcore]

Just done some coveration..

Boots up fine, DVD video is excellent quality..

But when there is fast movement on screen,
the object thats moving, the edge of it goes
wavey? or distroted... doesnt happen that much
just fast movement on objects?

any ideas what dat is?

Im usuing a ps2 to view a
Vegas4.0c/DVD Arch1.0/Capopus DV title I created...]

Can i fix this or do i live with it??

[g_shocker182]

Are you looking at a computer screen or a TV screen? If on a computer, the video might be interlaced <or> bad quality. If on a tv then its probably just bad quality. Let me know.

[hardcore]

As i said before.... i playing it on a PS2.... with a 68cm tv...

[brvid]

I think I have the same problem you've described:

I create a video using my Canopus DVREX Professional non-linear
editing system...and have it out it as an AVI.

I then bring the AVI into DVD Movie Factory 2 SE, create menu's ect.,
and burn to a DVD.

When I play it on my TV, I get staggering on all "motion" shots.

When I play the same authored disc on my PC, I see a "combing"
(horizontal lines) in the same motion spots.

I haven't figured out what's causing this yet. Have anybody else?

[thefox149]

I am having the similar problems...still trying to work it out i have been on it for two weeks and no joy...I have narrowed it doen to Avisynth resizing
or corruption in my avi file

[Svuppe]

That problem is usually caused by the two half-frames in an interlaced movie have been swapped. Somewhere in the MPEG2 encoder settings, there should be an option to set the frame order. Top frame or bottom frame first. Field-A or field-B first. Something like that.

[crazeplaya]

Agree with Svuppe on this one. It is a common interlacing problem and is quite easy to solve

[thefox149]

I have tried that aswell as a multitude of other things....I believe since i have installed new hardware this problem has occured


SO i have to go back to TMPGEnc damn slow but at least it takes care of everything

[hardcore]

Svuppe Posted: Aug 10, 2003 06:15

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That problem is usually caused by the two half-frames in an interlaced movie have been swapped. Somewhere in the MPEG2 encoder settings, there should be an option to set the frame order. Top frame or bottom frame first. Field-A or field-B first. Something like that.


Thats a nice description what what im seeing on the screen.

Specifically in Vegas 4.0 where is that setting?






crazeplaya Posted: Aug 10, 2003 07:33

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Agree with Svuppe on this one. It is a common interlacing problem and is quite easy to solve



OK I use Vegas 4.0c to capture and render to MPG so how do i solve it???

[presto]

This also sounds like an effect you get if you use PICVideo MJPEG codec and make a DVD. PicVideo Mjpeg gives great results until you convert that avi into mpeg. It has to do with how the compression scheme works. Huffyuv does not have this problem. If you are using the PicVideo (or perhaps some other codec) try using Huffyuv.

You can read about the issue on the Huffyuv site.

[thefox149]

Hey Presto I could kiss you and have babies.....And all the rest

Although I don't swing that way.... I believe your onto something here...I use Picvideo mpjeg....

You are a legend I can't wait to go home and test this theory out.....Wouldn't you say that if you did a CVD seeting Max 2552 the same error would happen???

[thefox149]

That was my problem thanks presto you are a dead set legend

[thefox149]

Huffy uses to much space as i only have a 40gb harddrive which only allows for 2 hours max

Can someone suggest some setting to be more size effective