- #MPG VIDEO FLICKER PREMIERE PRO PDF#
- #MPG VIDEO FLICKER PREMIERE PRO MP4#
- #MPG VIDEO FLICKER PREMIERE PRO TRIAL#
They were built on the car model - they wanted me to buy a new one every year. another German device ( more like a contraption) that got old very quickly.
Prior to that, I guess I was using the built in DVD burner on my computers back in the early days. You know, I don't remember being this forgetful when I was younger. I can get another LG or ASUS burner for less than $40 at Bestbuy. Well, made in Korea in 2006? I didn't think it was that recent. the one I have is as old as I have been using DVDA. My next step is to go get a more recent DVD burner. Storage is not the problem, I want it to look a bit more collectible quality. It is a DVD-R disk with a printable facing so I can print the label directly to the disk. I appreciate the the tip, Steve, but storage isn't the problem I'm building a DVD for distribution to classmates. Put away the steaks, dear, I'm coming home with a big case of crabs.
#MPG VIDEO FLICKER PREMIERE PRO MP4#
I guess the program is getting so sophisticated and complex that easy things like burning a few mp4 files creates havoc for what the program expects.Īnother late night. Put everything (video and audio) in the same folder, put the mpg files in DVDA,Īnd let it pull in the audio when needed for preview or burning a disk. Not as complicated as it appears at first.
#MPG VIDEO FLICKER PREMIERE PRO TRIAL#
I'll fix up the rest of the alphabet soup I have here and let all y'all know how it worked out in the morning after I burn another trial disk. I'd cross my fingers, but I can't do much work by pounding on the keyboard with my elbows. So, I surmise that it will work for burning a better, flicker-free DVD as well. no flicker from the preview in DVDA, which I was seeing before. It worked for the A and B group of classmates. Once I broke down the video (mpg) and and audio (ac3) into separate files. I just can't figure out what it could be. I can post one of the glitchey videos to my vimeo account, if you want to see the flicker in action. I've overlooked that quite a bit, I just thought the program would select the best setting automagically itself. Would lowering the specs help make a smoother video. mpg video files in the same folder, correct? Then use the video file for building the DVD,Īnd the audio (.ac3) gets automagically dragged into the DVD when needed, right? I guess it doesn't take any long than rendering to. I just have all the graduates grouped by name, minus Z and X. I guess I could try it with one of the files and see how it goes. Is that something forced to take place (offering DVDA separate audio and video) in DVDA newer versions? The only errors I get during the burn process is that the audio will be recompressed. I let the DVDA remake the files it needs. Is it because I fail to make video and audio files separately? The flicker appears when I use Preview in DVDA to view the video off the simulated DVD menu and the remote control simulation. None of the color videos give me flicker. mp4 files don't give me a problem, only the ones with mostly B/W slide shows. okay, okay, it wasn't THAT long ago.Īloha Steve, thanks for the quick response. It's a DVD of classmates from high school graduation back in 1966. well, just the one of a single classmate. I can't remember a single one that didn't have flicker. It's a simple project with only one track of text, one track of the still images, a single background image track, and a single music track. hmmm.Įvidently, it isn't the burning process, but some sort of message from DVDA, yes? The only one I found so far that does NOT flicker is the video with a single image.
#MPG VIDEO FLICKER PREMIERE PRO PDF#
pdf online manual, but no mention of flicker in the troubleshooting section. Is it an indication that I am doing something wrong? OR I'm attempting something out of the normal acceptable tolerances in DVDA? I re-rendered all the video hoping it might help, but when I view it in DVDA, there comes the flicker - even before I burn the disk. not the intros, or other ancillary programs, just the main videos.Īll of which consist of 1 to 30 or so individual still images with text and a music track.Īll the music plays without distortion, but the video flickers like crazy at times. it has flickers through most of the video. I created a menu of 4 pages and anywhere from 4 link items to about 16 link items per page. I have been using DVD Architect for decades.
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