Hello Kieron,
by "breaks up a little" are you referrring to "blockiness"? if so, is there
a way to alter the compression ratio of the encode to DVD in Roxio? try
decreasing the compression ratio (which will improve the encoding quality).
if you mean you see alternate lines (saw tooth) near the moving part then
this is an interlacing artifact - try capturing in Moviemaker to WMV and
save the resulting project out as a DV-AVI video (when you captured to WMV
we will de-interlaced the video, but if you captured to DV-AVI the
interlacing is preserved), then proceed as normal. Alternatively given you
already have your DV-AVI movie, roundtrip the file through Moviemaker as WMV
then save as DV-AVI just to check.
Cheers!
Warren Burch
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Kieron said:
I have recorded a 20min movie in DV-AVI format and burned to a DVD (MPEG2)
using both +/- RW disks. When I playback the movie (.avi file) on Media
Player the quality is very good. However when I burn to DVD (using Roxio
Videowave) and playback the quality is not bad but when there is any sudden
movement for example, somebody waving a hand, the picture breaks up a
little. I have tried different format disks and the Burner (NEC 1300A) seems
to work okay. Is this normal?