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  • Becrazed_ben
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    • Sep 2003
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    Slight stopping and starting with dvd

    Hi,

    i was wondering wheather any1 could give me some guidence on why a dvd i burned using TMPGEnc plus , TMPGEnc DvD author and then nero stops every 2-3 seconds , its very slight but quite irritating. Can anyone shed some light on this?

    tnx
  • setarip
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    • Dec 2001
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    #2
    Check the playback for such behaviour at each conversion point. Does this first happen:

    1) When playing the original source material?

    2) After conversion by TMPGEnc Plus?

    3) After conversion by TMPGEnc DVD Author?

    4) After burning with NERO?

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    • Becrazed_ben
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      • Sep 2003
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      #3
      its not there when playing the movie originally , and ive just played back the encoded m2v file and it is there...

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      • Becrazed_ben
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        • Sep 2003
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        #4
        What should i not be doing in TMPGEnc plus to stop this??

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        • setarip
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          #5
          Read the following thread - using the template I've listed there should, hopefully, solve your problem:

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          • Becrazed_ben
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            • Sep 2003
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            #6
            is that just for NTSC or can it be used for pal aswell??

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            • setarip
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              #7
              Sorry, it's an NTSC-only template.

              That brings rise to another question - Is the original (I presume) .AVI at NTSC framerate (29.970 or 23.976fps) and did you use TMPGEnc to convert as PAL (25fps)?

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              • Becrazed_ben
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                #8
                the framerate of the avi was 25 (pal)...

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                • setarip
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                  #9
                  1) Load the original .AVI video file into VirtualDub (or one of its many variants) or NanDub

                  2) From the "File" dropdown menu, select "File Information"

                  3) Post (here) EVERYTHING you see (BOTH video and audio information), or post a screen capture .jpg of the information box

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                  • Becrazed_ben
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                    • Sep 2003
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                    #10
                    Video Stream :

                    Frame size fps : 608x256, 23.976 fps (41708 )
                    # of frames (time): 158587 (1:50:14)
                    Decompressor : XviD MPEG-4 Codec
                    Number of key Frames : 2277
                    Min/avg/max/total key frame size : 1705/19366/73785 (43064k)
                    Min/avg/max/total delta frame size : 89/8038/79380 (1227028k)

                    Audio Stream :

                    Sampling rate : 48000hz
                    Channels : 2 (stero)
                    Sample precision : 0-bit
                    Compression : Unknown (tag 2000)
                    Preload Skew : 12000 samples (0.25s)
                    # of frames : 103336
                    Min/avg/max/total fram size 1134/1536/12000 (155024k)

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                    • setarip
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                      #11
                      It appears that you were mistaken:

                      "the framerate of the avi was 25 (pal)..."

                      "Frame size fps : 608x256, 23.976 fps (41708 )"


                      This is, most probably, the cause for the stuttering...

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                      • Becrazed_ben
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                        #12
                        so what shall i do , encode NTSC

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                        • setarip
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                          #13
                          1) What do you want/need as your ultimate result? - An NTSC DVD or a PAL DVD?

                          2) Will playback be on a standalone DVD player or only on your PC?

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                          • Becrazed_ben
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                            #14
                            DVD pal and playback will be on stand alone

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