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  1. 30th Nov 2004 23:05 #1
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    I have a bin file that I extracted mpeg using Isobuster (extract but filter only m2f2 mpeg frames). I then burnt to dvd using Windvd, the resulting quality was good but the movements on screen were jerky. Does anyone know how to fix the problem.
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    WinDVD is playing software, not burning software

    ??????
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    WinDVD is playing software, not burning software

    ??????
    He means Win DVD Creator.

    http://www.intervideo.com/jsp/WinDVDCreator_Profile.jsp
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  4. 1st Dec 2004 04:18 #4
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    ok, so I'me using creator ---this still dosn't answer my question. Do you suggest another tool to fix the problem
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    are you doing vcd to dvd ? or svcd to dvd???
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    svcd to dvd
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    It's re-encoding however it feels is best. Not good. Get a real encoder and set your own final encode settings, based off the source file settings. All you really want to change is resolution, leave others alone, and keep it within DVD spec.
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