[dnoutlaw]

Hi all, I am also new to this site so please let me know any info about the problem that I can add to help understand. I captured my video from a mini DV recorder. The AVI files look clean and playback perfectly. When I add them to my project and preview them, I notice motion blur that flutters through most of the project. It does come and go, but is very obvious when viewing on a DVD player. I used the same AVI files with a different burning software and the movie came out fine. I am wondering if there are settings I should try and change for the encoding of the movie. Thanks in advance for any help.

[Big_Dave]

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[myguggi]

Hi all, I am also new to this site so please let me know any info about the problem that I can add to help understand. I captured my video from a mini DV recorder. The AVI files look clean and playback perfectly. When I add them to my project and preview them, I notice motion blur that flutters through most of the project. It does come and go, but is very obvious when viewing on a DVD player. I used the same AVI files with a different burning software and the movie came out fine. I am wondering if there are settings I should try and change for the encoding of the movie. Thanks in advance for any help.

How about listing your system specs ,especially video card?
What settings are you using when burning the DVD?

[dnoutlaw]

Thanks for the replies. I am using a Sony Vaio laptop. It has a 1.6G processor and 1G of RAM. I'm not sure if the graphics controller helps instead of the graphics card. I am also using a Toshiba 500G ext hd. By the way I'm running Xp with sp3. Thanks again.


* Processor: Intel Core Duo T2050 1.6 GHz with Centrino Duo Technology
* Memory: 1 GB (512 MB x 2) / 2 GB (max)
* Hard Drive: 80 GB
* Optical Drive: DVD±RW (±R DL)
* Graphics Controller: Intel GMA 950

[myguggi]

Thanks for the replies. I am using a Sony Vaio laptop. It has a 1.6G processor and 1G of RAM. I'm not sure if the graphics controller helps instead of the graphics card. I am also using a Toshiba 500G ext hd. By the way I'm running Xp with sp3. Thanks again.


* Processor: Intel Core Duo T2050 1.6 GHz with Centrino Duo Technology
* Memory: 1 GB (512 MB x 2) / 2 GB (max)
* Hard Drive: 80 GB
* Optical Drive: DVD±RW (±R DL)
* Graphics Controller: Intel GMA 950

Have you tried setting the render mode to software if currently set to hardware (under Tools/Options)?

[dnoutlaw]

I did try that. I set it to software and clicked on graphics test. The setting automatically went back to hardware. Should I just set it to software and not do the test? Thanks again for the help. I didn't think it had to do with my graphics card since it was happening when I replay the DVD on a TV.

[myguggi]

I did try that. I set it to software and clicked on graphics test. The setting automatically went back to hardware. Should I just set it to software and not do the test? Thanks again for the help. I didn't think it had to do with my graphics card since it was happening when I replay the DVD on a TV.

Set it software and try it. Does it happen when yopu play the DVD on your computer?

[dnoutlaw]

It does happen when I play it on my computer as well as on a home dvd player. I will try to create one with software rendering and get back to you. I appreciate the recommendations.

[dnoutlaw]

Sorry for such a late response. It did work for the first movie i tried. I will be burning another today. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again for all of the help.