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[busymom]

Hi Everybody,
   Thanks in advance for your patience.  I've used EMC 8 on my pc's with no problem.  I've been using my laptop mostly lately, and had to make some graduation videos.  Now that I have no time left, and had a heck of a time burning them, (burning error problems), I noticed that every image moves a mm to the left, then to the right.  But, my husband and kids didn't notice it till I brought it up.  Then, it's very annoying to watch.  Because I know I didn't produce a quality video.  It happens through the whole video , on both my laptop, and the TV.  Is it the laptop?  Or is there some simple setting I'm missing?  I'm using a Toshiba T5500, 1.66 GHz, 1 GB RAM.
I'm going to go cry now, because I know if I want them done right, I'm going to have to start over on my old PC.  Thanks, Kris

[james_hardin]

The laptop’s 1.6ghz is a little slow but that should not be a problem. Laptops do not have the best video cards for this sort of work and that may be the problem…

I suggest you set MyDVD for Software Rendering and see if that improves it. It is good to have a DVD RW disc or two on hand for experimenting. Under Tools – Options you will see a checkbox for setting the program to Software Rendering.

Give this a try and let us know if there is any improvement.

[busymom]

Thanks so much! I changed the setting to "software", and the hiccup dissappeared, but, of course, so did my really nice 3D transitions.  Well, I guess if I want everything, I'll have to spend some money.  But, for now, I really appreciate it.  Thanks.  It's funny, one of the women I did a video for, just called raving about it.  Of course, she didn't say a thing about the shake.  She probably didn't notice.  I have to give her one without the shake though.  It would really bother me if I didn't.  Thanks again.  Kris

[james_hardin]

Glad it was an easy fix! Yes you give up 3D transitions and a little speed/time with software rendering but the end results are nice.