I have a few clients that can see the video, but can't hear the audio from the
DVDs I send them. I've checked the discs before mailing them & they play fine
for me. I've burned the discs on different burners, and it hasn't made a
difference. Is there a possibility I've used too high a bit rate & it's
causing a problem, and "choking" their machines? Could this cause the audio
to not to function while they can still see the video? They have been able to
play the DVDs in their computers. I was viewing one of my demos at the clients
& it would stutter and freeze up every once in awhile too. I'm despritely
trying to find the cause of this. Could it be a bit rate problem? Any
thoughts/suggestions?
Thanks!
Lee
Cowboy Marketing Group, LLC
Schneider Equine Video
Lee Schneider
Ft Worth, TX
817-721-6836
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