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Why do my burned dvd's look bad quality?
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dione2284
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26. August 2010 @ 12:51 |
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I have tried using dvd flick and convertx to dvd amongst other software to burn my downloaded films to disk but the quality always looks shocking, like a cheaply made film, they are also jumpy, and i'm talking about good films that were out years ago such as 'signs' and 'leon' what am i doing wrong? I am using a hp pavillion dv6 laptop with windows 7, someone please help I've wasted so many disks, tried so many programs and they always turn out the same...
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AfterDawn Addict
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26. August 2010 @ 18:42 |
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If the downloads are highly compressed AVI files originally from a DVD, then converting them back to DVD is one more quality hit.
When the downloaded files are converted to DVD format (sitting in a folder on the HDD)and played back on the PC, are they low quality?
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dione2284
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27. August 2010 @ 04:13 |
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Thank you for the reply attar, just tried playing back a converted dvd and it's still slightly jumpy on the pc but much better quality, so is there no way around this?
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27. August 2010 @ 06:00 |
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just tried playing back a converted dvd and it's still slightly jumpy
- not the DVD disk - the files that were output to the HDD folder after conversion and before burning.
You might try converting with FAVC instead of DVD Flick - it uses a different encoder.
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dione2284
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28. August 2010 @ 03:09 |
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yeah it was the files that were output to the HDD folder that I tried, I'll see how I get on with FAVC.
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dione2284
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28. August 2010 @ 03:59 |
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Originally posted by attar:
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just tried playing back a converted dvd and it's still slightly jumpy
- not the DVD disk - the files that were output to the HDD folder after conversion and before burning.
You might try converting with FAVC instead of DVD Flick - it uses a different encoder.
Does favc work with windows 7 as i can't seem to be able to download? Note I'm ok with computers but not the best :)
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