I used Ulead DVD Movie Factory to render an avi file to mpeg which was then burnt to DVD. While the quality was awsome, there were syncing problems.
Could it be because I was using the computer for other things at the time that caused this to happen?
Rendering Avi To Mpeg
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Re: Rendering Avi To Mpeg
No.Doin wrote:Could it be because I was using the computer for other things at the time that caused this to happen?
I would try rendering it with TMPGEnc or Canopus ProCoder to see if you get a different result.
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Re: Rendering Avi To Mpeg
I think doing other CPU intensive things while rendering a video is not a good idea. Although it won't turn out bad all the time, I feel it's better to leave the PC alone while rendering.
I too would advise to turn to TMpegEnc for converting AVI (uncompressed DV I assume to MPEG, since TMpeg gives you a lot more control over the final result in terms of bit-rate/audio options and what not.
I too would advise to turn to TMpegEnc for converting AVI (uncompressed DV I assume to MPEG, since TMpeg gives you a lot more control over the final result in terms of bit-rate/audio options and what not.
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