Flashing Green and bad sound....Help

[jaymark]

I am using a Ulead Video Studio 6. All patches from Ulead's website was already installed. I have created a 15 minute video file composed of images(JPEG), Quicktime format video clips(no sound) and background MP3 music.

The rendered video file (MPEG-1 for NTSC VCD) when viewed or played with Windows Media Player, a flashing screen or green (sort of) was noted. Tthe sound is fine.

However, when burned to VCD format using Ulead's DVD Plug-in and played in a consumer VCD player, the sound/music is very bad, its kinda distorted. The sound or music played intermitently. Though, flashing screen or green was no longer noted.

How would I solve this?

My computer system (clone PC) specs is:
Pentium 3 633 megahertz
448 MB of SD RAM
Two (2) 20 gigs HDD
250 WATTS POWER supply
Sony CD writer Model series CRX********
32 MB video card
Windows 98 SE

[jaymark]

Anybody who can help, plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....

[offline]

I'm not sure I can help much since I do not use vs6. Here is
a shot in the dark or two:

Have you
tried exporting as a VCD and then using a 3rd party burning
program such as VCDEasy or Nero to make your VCD. If you
do not make an image, you will lose your menu, but the export
function should work enoiugh to play your images/music.

With mpegs, in general, green blocks = a corrupted audio file mux
or a damaged codec. With this idea, perhaps downloading
the nimo codec pack might refresh your codecs and stop
the problem re-occuring.

http://nimo.everwicked.com/

[jaymark]

Thanks....

[jaymark]

Does a video card has a bearing on rendered video files?

[offline]

you betcha