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After I burn a project, for whatever reason, there appears to be an intermittent haze that appears in the video during playback. When I preview the project, it's not there. Each of the clips look fine. The raw clips look fine too. This only happens when I actually burn the project.
This happens if I burn to DVD or to my hard drive.
Any ideas?
Thanks - you've all been very helpful with other issues I've had. Always appreciate it!
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Intermittent Haze Introduced After Burning
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Posted 11 November 2006 - 08:32 AM
dbail10, on Nov 8 2006, 09:21 PM, said:
After I burn a project, for whatever reason, there appears to be an intermittent haze that appears in the video during playback. When I preview the project, it's not there. Each of the clips look fine. The raw clips look fine too. This only happens when I actually burn the project.
This happens if I burn to DVD or to my hard drive.
Any ideas?
Thanks - you've all been very helpful with other issues I've had. Always appreciate it!
This happens if I burn to DVD or to my hard drive.
Any ideas?
Thanks - you've all been very helpful with other issues I've had. Always appreciate it!
I remember ghost images on TV but I don't think that is the issue.
Have you tried making an iso file and then burning that to the DVD.? If you are doing the one step burn, your computer is already working hard and has to work harder especially if if the haze is near a 3D transition or a video cut. Your computer and burner may not be able to keep up. Burn to an iso file (image). Preview the iso file in Disc copier to see if the haze is there. If not, copy the iso file to your DVD blank using Creator Classic or Disc Copier.
This post has been edited by sknis: 11 November 2006 - 08:33 AM
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 07:09 PM
sknis, on Nov 11 2006, 08:32 AM, said:
I remember ghost images on TV but I don't think that is the issue.
Have you tried making an iso file and then burning that to the DVD.? If you are doing the one step burn, your computer is already working hard and has to work harder especially if if the haze is near a 3D transition or a video cut. Your computer and burner may not be able to keep up. Burn to an iso file (image). Preview the iso file in Disc copier to see if the haze is there. If not, copy the iso file to your DVD blank using Creator Classic or Disc Copier.
Have you tried making an iso file and then burning that to the DVD.? If you are doing the one step burn, your computer is already working hard and has to work harder especially if if the haze is near a 3D transition or a video cut. Your computer and burner may not be able to keep up. Burn to an iso file (image). Preview the iso file in Disc copier to see if the haze is there. If not, copy the iso file to your DVD blank using Creator Classic or Disc Copier.
Thanks for the feedback. I did try the sequence you suggested. Unfortunately, the haze is still there. The appearance of the haze does seem to have something to do with transitions at the begining and end of a scene. I tried removing the transitions and re-burning. Howewever, the haze still appeared at the same time. It's really strange since it just isn't there when I preview the project. I'll keep trying other scenarios. If anyone has any other ideas, I'm open to them. Thanks again.
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