Edited AVI to digital video camera drops frames

[rugcoon]

Hopefully someone can help.
I have edited a video using Adobe Premiere and am trying to export the video to a digital video camera and then onto VHS.
Somewhere along the way it appears some frames have dropped, as when I play back the VHS tape audio drops out and the image doesnt run smoothly in places.
Any suggestions would be great.
Let me know if you need further details.

[tigerman8u]

not sure about that one but if I had the video on my hard drive I would definitely pit it on a dvd. Better quality, longer lasting and blank dvd's are cheaper than vhs tapes.

[rugcoon]

I agree the problem is I dont have a DVD burner, not yet anyway, and need to get it on some kind of media.
Could it be something to do with the sound quality? I haven't compressed the audio at all when exporting.
I really have no idea but thanks for the reply.

[setarip]

"I have edited a video using Adobe Premiere and am trying to export the video to a digital video camera and then onto VHS."

1) Just curious to know if there's some reason you can't go directly from your PC to VHs

2) A forty dollar or so investment in a DVD burner would really be worth your while...

[rugcoon]

I have tried in the past to go direct to VHS using the 'print to video' option but had some troubles, will look at it again.

But i think the answer is obvious get a DVD burner, so I will horray for me.
thanks for the replies

[setarip]

"thanks for the replies"

My (Our) pleasure ;>}