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  1. 31st Jan 2008 17:42 #1
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    Hope this is the correct place to ask.

    I have a number of mpeg-2 files which I believe were originally captured with a PVR. Data rate is approx 1 gig per hour (mediainfo reports 720*576 @ 15000 kbps). They playback fine in various players.

    However, and whatever program I have tried, when I try to covert to dvd-compliant mpeg-2 there is significant picture interference which ranges from the sample posted below to blocky pixelisation.

    I believe it is an issue of the synching of the audio and the video.

    Can anyone suggest a program/method which results in a faultless picture.

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    give the free version of convertxtodvd a try. it has a good track record for transcoding odd things to dvd spec.
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    Thanks for that.

    It seems to have solved my problem.
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