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  1. 29th Mar 2004 22:35 #1
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    Will burning at a slower speed help with quality if you have had to do a lot of compression? I assume this will only help with freezes,jerky playback etc.
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    Bad burns cause a loss of information, this leads to freezes and green blocks etc. It does not affect the quality of the video as such. So I agree with your assumption.
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    amount of compression & burning speed are NOT related in any way.
    heavily compressed movie will look the same wh@ver speed its burned at..
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