I've had Toast 9 for about a month and I'm still trying to get good burns onto bluray. The issue continues to be ghosting and jittery motion of my clean 1080i footage when burned onto BD-R. I'm convinced it's the encoder that is the culprit. Is anyone using Toast 9.0.3 and seeing an improvement in this area?
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Motion Artefacts On Bluray Dvd
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, May 23 2008 04:21 PM
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#1
Posted 23 May 2008 - 04:21 PM
#2
Posted 23 May 2008 - 08:19 PM
Update: For the "fun of it" I tried the MPG4-AVC option instead of MPG-2 and to my surprise it fixed the problem. The only issue I have with MPG4-AVC is that it squeezes the video that is 16:9 to 4:30. By using the "wide fit and move" option on my HDTV I can correct the aspect ratio and everything looks great (finally). I don't know what is causing the aspect ratio problem since I"ve checked 16:9 in my settings.
Question to Patatrox: What is the difference between MPG-2 and MPG-4 AVC ?
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Question to Patatrox: What is the difference between MPG-2 and MPG-4 AVC ?
Regards,
Freecam
#3
Posted 26 May 2008 - 11:16 AM
Update: Now I'm getting Bluray discs with the correct aspect ratio and no motion artefacts. I use MPG4-AVC option and reset the aspect ratio to 16:9. It seems by rechoosing it the software resets it and does the correct sizing. Don't use MPG-2 encoding. It creates those terrible motion artefacts. I think I'm set now and ready to burn to BD-R. I"ve been using BD-RE discs till now to do these tests. Any questions just call me.
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#4
Posted 27 May 2008 - 01:12 PM
Thanks for the update with the information on what worked for you.
#5
Posted 27 May 2008 - 02:35 PM
I did check for Toast and their is no 9.03 update. For me I am using 9.02.
I have the same problem in Toast 9.02 video player for my AVCHD files.
I have the same problem in Toast 9.02 video player for my AVCHD files.
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