Burning Mpeg2 to DVD?

[Heineken]

The video was captured off of Sattelite at a 12,000 bitrate. However when I burn it to DVD with Nerovision, the video seems to vibrate every 15 seconds or so. Any ideas why this is? I read somewhere that the bitrate is too high for standalone dvd players. Is this true? If so, what is the absolute best settings when capping mpeg2 in terms of bitrate or aspect ratio etc. in order to get DVD quality video when burned to DVD.

Thanks!

[Baldrick]

Max 9.8mbits, https://www.videohelp.com/dvd#tech but use a bit lower to be sure.

But I think that nerovision will reenocode the video if it's not dvd compliant, how long did it take to make the dvd with nerovision?

[edlomon]

i have the same issue when i try to add .wmv files.

basically a solution to this is to use their encoder to make it an mpeg.

i do that and i had yet to face the problem of that again.

[Heineken]

Max 9.8mbits, https://www.videohelp.com/dvd#tech but use a bit lower to be sure.

But I think that nerovision will reenocode the video if it's not dvd compliant, how long did it take to make the dvd with nerovision?

OK I will have to try the 9.7 mbits if that is what is recommended??

The only thing is I believe Nero did reencode the video because it took about 20 mins transcoding before burning. Does this not mean that the vibrating video issue should be solved regardless of the bitrate I capture at as long as Nero transcoded it??

Thanks again!

[Heineken]

i have the same issue when i try to add .wmv files.

basically a solution to this is to use their encoder to make it an mpeg.

i do that and i had yet to face the problem of that again.

Hi there. The thing is, my file was already an mpeg2 file. And before burning in nerovision it seemed to transcode before burning. Any other suggestions?

[bobkart]

I use TMPGEnc. I've re-encoded HDV (MPEG2, 25Mb/s 1440x1080) to DVD-Compliant MPEG2 (9.2Mb/s 720x480) with no problem.

[edlomon]

Hi there. The thing is, my file was already an mpeg2 file. And before burning in nerovision it seemed to transcode before burning. Any other suggestions?

apply the same idea

i also use another program i have to make the video into a avi then go back to make it an mpg

nero is real picky on this for some reasons and it can get time-consuming esp when you have to use 3 different softwares just to make this one dvd.

if you can get your hands on something that make that file into an avi you should be able to solve it that way.

[Hal_loe]

The video was captured off of Sattelite at a 12,000 bitrate.

Is it a DVB-S transport stream or a capture with a capture card?

The reason I ask is that all DVB-T recordings get detected as 15,000kbps when they are actually alot lower normally 3000 to 6000kbps.

By correcting the file with the right software you have no need to re-encode.

I'd be very surprised if Satellite broadcasts at 12,000kbps or you can record in mpeg2 at this bitrate unless it is HDTV of course but then the video resolution would be wrong for DVD.

[Heineken]

Thank you guys