I have a mpg file (a slide show), which I would like to burn onto a DVD so that I can use it on a DVD Player.
The mpg file I have is:
Video: MPEG-2, 1920x1080, 59.94fps
Audio: MPEG-1, Stero, 48000 Hz
I just purchased Roxio Pro and have installed the HD/Blue Ray Plug-in along with the latest firmware updates.
My intention of purcahsing Roxio Pro was to create a High Definition DVD Video disc.
So far I've created two copies with one MPEG 4 AVC and another MPEG-2 video format. Both were copied successfully.
I then placed the DVD into my DVD player and the DVD player read cannot read DVD. (the dvd player is quite old)
So then I placed the DVD into my iMac and used Roxio Video Player, where the picture was all pixelated (very high pixels, that you can't see the picture at all).
Can you please help and shed some light in what I'm doing wrong? Please let me know if you need any more info.
Thank you very much and I hope to hear from someone really soon.
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Pras
I have a mpg file (a slide show), which I would like to burn onto a DVD so that I can use it on a DVD Player.
The mpg file I have is:
Video: MPEG-2, 1920x1080, 59.94fps
Audio: MPEG-1, Stero, 48000 Hz
I just purchased Roxio Pro and have installed the HD/Blue Ray Plug-in along with the latest firmware updates.
My intention of purcahsing Roxio Pro was to create a High Definition DVD Video disc.
So far I've created two copies with one MPEG 4 AVC and another MPEG-2 video format. Both were copied successfully.
I then placed the DVD into my DVD player and the DVD player read cannot read DVD. (the dvd player is quite old)
So then I placed the DVD into my iMac and used Roxio Video Player, where the picture was all pixelated (very high pixels, that you can't see the picture at all).
Can you please help and shed some light in what I'm doing wrong? Please let me know if you need any more info.
Thank you very much and I hope to hear from someone really soon.
Kind regards,
Pras
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