--- In [email protected], "j...@..." <jsale...@...> wrote:
>I ran into a similar problem with my old 1.5
It may not be the dvd at all, try deinterlacing the footage.
I always do this now when I first start a timeline then all the
footage is deinterlaced. With out this the movement is blurred.
Right click on the timeline, go field options, go always deinterlace.
There is also a export setting for deinterlacing I can not recall
where it is I have not used it.
> Hello All,
>
> I'm not aware of an Encore DVD list, so I'm posting here and hoping
this
> isn't too far off topic.
>
> I've been working on a DVD of a concert pianist. At times when the
hands
> move fast there is a fair amount of strobing effect, like when
viewing
> progressive material. I was hoping to have more of a natural motion
blur.
>
> What am I doing wrong? Field order? I believe I'm doing lower
first. VBR
> 2 pass 1.5-9, target 7000 kbps. This is in Adobe Encore DVD 2.0,
one of
> the presets I believe, HQ video NR set to 30 IIRC. The default
setting.
> TRT is about 1 hour 40 minits. Not huge but not so small either I
suppose.
>
> DVDs seem to be something of a mystery to me yet, beyond operating
one.
>
> Any suggestions appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Joe Salerno
>
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