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[jalsevac]

I created an mpg video file using Adobe Premier Pro CS3 and this worked fine
I imported the video to Roxio MyDVD to create a dvd and went about creating things like menus and chapters and such.
I went on the burn the dvd and that went through.

My problem:
When I play it back on either my dvd player(tv) or pc, the video seems to have a laggy/ not smooth motion

Not really sure what to do.... any tips ?


Question:
Does MyDVD let the user burn in HD?

Edited by jalsevac, 22 July 2009 - 10:54 AM.

[myguggi]

I created an mpg video file using Adobe Premier Pro CS3 and this worked fine
I imported the video to Roxio MyDVD to create a dvd and went about creating things like menus and chapters and such.
I went on the burn the dvd and that went through.

My problem:
When I play it back on either my dvd player(tv) or pc, the video seems to have a laggy/ not smooth motion

Not really sure what to do.... any tips ?


Question:
Does MyDVD let the user burn in HD?

I don't think the version of myDVD that you have allows any form of HiDef burning. The new Roxio Creator 2009 does allow it.

What quality did you select for output in your Adobe Premier? What quality did you select for you DVD?
Why did you not use myDVD to do everything?

[jalsevac]

I don't think the version of myDVD that you have allows any form of HiDef burning. The new Roxio Creator 2009 does allow it.

What quality did you select for output in your Adobe Premier? What quality did you select for you DVD?
Why did you not use myDVD to do everything?

I have the Roxio Creator 2009 suite
For Adobe Premier I clicked the function to export to Encore and create movie without menus and I got an mpg file
For MyDVD I selected HighQuality..

[myguggi]

I have the Roxio Creator 2009 suite
For Adobe Premier I clicked the function to export to Encore and create movie without menus and I got an mpg file
For MyDVD I selected HighQuality..

If you have C2009 why are you posting in myDVD Video Lab forum?
If you have C2009 why did you even bother with Adobe Premier? What quality did you select in Adobe when you created the mpg file?

[jalsevac]

If you have C2009 why are you posting in myDVD Video Lab forum?
If you have C2009 why did you even bother with Adobe Premier? What quality did you select in Adobe when you created the mpg file?

Well I wasn't really sure where to get help.
I was using MyDVD to burn so that was why I decided to post here

I used Premier because I did not have C2009 at that time, but bought it only after creating my video files.
I believe I used hi def quality when exporting it to a dvd-format file which was the mpg file

[jalsevac]

If you have C2009 why are you posting in myDVD Video Lab forum?
If you have C2009 why did you even bother with Adobe Premier? What quality did you select in Adobe when you created the mpg file?

I have another problem,

The myDVD burn process goes all the way and then at the very end gives the message "Button Command is not supported. Error while writing format."

Any tips?