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downloading movies
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When i download a movie,convert it and put it on disc and then play it does it judder.when the camera is panning across it isn't smooth like normal.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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It's determined in two ways .... the picture quality (both pixels and number of colours (low settings tend to result in a picture which is made out of "blocks" of colour
and
the sample rate which "cuts" the action into a series of slices .... the fewer the slices the jerkier the fast action will be.
it's a case of balance
if you recode a dvd to fit a cd ..... (I often fit 10 hours onto a single dvd .... not brilliant ... but not bad on a small screen)
so a single movie on, at a push a CD should look reasonable on a screen less than 30"
more would need a dvd.
It's determined in two ways .... the picture quality (both pixels and number of colours (low settings tend to result in a picture which is made out of "blocks" of colour
and
the sample rate which "cuts" the action into a series of slices .... the fewer the slices the jerkier the fast action will be.
it's a case of balance
if you recode a dvd to fit a cd ..... (I often fit 10 hours onto a single dvd .... not brilliant ... but not bad on a small screen)
so a single movie on, at a push a CD should look reasonable on a screen less than 30"
more would need a dvd.
1) Restart your computer and process the video without any other programs running (and just leaving it). Turn off everything you can, including antivirus if possible.
2) Most transcoders have a 'two pass' option. This doubles the encoding time, but results in higher quality.
3) Not much you can do about it, but a higher performance computer will produce better results, given the way these programs and the OS is programmed.
2) Most transcoders have a 'two pass' option. This doubles the encoding time, but results in higher quality.
3) Not much you can do about it, but a higher performance computer will produce better results, given the way these programs and the OS is programmed.