I've been having problems burning DVDs that actually look good from TiVo source material. Particularly with 720p recordings. Let's say I want to burn an episode of 24 to DVD. I will transfer it, and it will play back fine on my computer. If I try to burn it to a DVD, the newly encoded video comes out very choppy, as if it is skipping frames quite frequently. There seems to be no distortion to the audio, just video. With that same 720p recording, I can export it to my iPod with absolutely no problems. The video will play back quite fluid. Has any one else experienced anything similar. To rule out it being bad media, I have been testing with just making disc images, and the same problem is occurring. I've tried both the default and a number of manual encode configurations. Otherwise, the physical video quality is acceptable, it just is hard to watch with so many frames being dropped. Has anyone else had this problem?
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I've been having problems burning DVDs that actually look good from TiVo source material. Particularly with 720p recordings. Let's say I want to burn an episode of 24 to DVD. I will transfer it, and it will play back fine on my computer. If I try to burn it to a DVD, the newly encoded video comes out very choppy, as if it is skipping frames quite frequently. There seems to be no distortion to the audio, just video. With that same 720p recording, I can export it to my iPod with absolutely no problems. The video will play back quite fluid. Has any one else experienced anything similar. To rule out it being bad media, I have been testing with just making disc images, and the same problem is occurring. I've tried both the default and a number of manual encode configurations. Otherwise, the physical video quality is acceptable, it just is hard to watch with so many frames being dropped. Has anyone else had this problem?
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