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[SUPPRESSOR]

hi, recently i burned a dvd from a video ts folder but when i played it back on  a standalone dvd player i got gaps in the sound about ever 10 seconds like a record skip
anybody know why this is?
the original video ts files play fine on my computer
also, what does "fit to dvd compression" do?

[tsantee]

My guess is your standalone player is having difficulty with the brand of media you used. Try burning to Verbatim media and burn at a speed slower than best such as 4X or 8X).

Fit-to-DVD compression "requantizes" the MPEG video. I can't describe it but it isn't the same thing as  re-encoding so there is less loss of in quality. The audio is untouched.

[SUPPRESSOR]

My guess is your standalone player is having difficulty with the brand of media you used. Try burning to Verbatim media and burn at a speed slower than best such as 4X or 8X).

Fit-to-DVD compression "requantizes" the MPEG video. I can't describe it but it isn't the same thing as  re-encoding so there is less loss of in quality. The audio is untouched.

Thanks man

Edited by SUPPRESSOR, 09 October 2008 - 03:54 AM.

[SUPPRESSOR]

My guess is your standalone player is having difficulty with the brand of media you used. Try burning to Verbatim media and burn at a speed slower than best such as 4X or 8X).

Fit-to-DVD compression "requantizes" the MPEG video. I can't describe it but it isn't the same thing as  re-encoding so there is less loss of in quality. The audio is untouched.

you were right!
it was the standalone dvd player
vlc plays the dvd fine
thanks