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Hi Kevin,
This is kind of a left field question, but pixelization can sometimes
be a product of the processing power of the player. Are your files
1080 HD by any chance? Is the pixelazation consistent on both the PC
and a standalone DVD player? I've seen this happen to me on 1080 on
_some_ playback devices with demanding content, but at 720 the
pixelation disappears.
I think you are right that a different encoder might produce different
results, but I'm not going to be much help there. I always use the
free DVD Flick PC software, which is adequate for my needs, but not
pro quality.
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 11:46 AM, Kevin
Cheli-Colando<kevin@minds-eye.org> wrote:
> This one's way OT but I know some of you folks work with video
> professionally or semi so I thought I'd throw it out and see if anyone
> can help.
>
> I've got three files that I'm trying to author to DVD that all begin
> with a fade from black to the content. In their currently rendered
> form they play back perfectly on my PC (as both uncompressed AVI or
> compressed m2v files). However, when I author them to DVD, the intro
> gets obliterated into a burst of pixelization that resolves quickly
> enough and looks fine for the rest of the piece but is really
> distracting and annoying to me as it stands. I've used Adobe Encore
> (CS4) and Nero to see if there is a difference between them and both
> do the same thing to the poor files.
>
> I'm really at a loss since this is happening even when the files are
> small enough already that they don't have to be compressed any farther
> to fit on the DVD as they are (and they look fine playing from the
> file and rough from the DVD).
>
> Anyone have any ideas of how I might be able to resolve this?
>
> Thanks in advance again,
>
> Kevin
>
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