DVD Flick; finnished dvd issues

i created a DVD with DVD flick from an AVI file and for some reason it shows a very fast pause every 2 secs at the start of the DVD, also in a few fast moving scenes it seems to really slow to a slide show.

the dvd has been played on 3 different players and all show the same, the AVI file plays flawless. The process was set to normal encoding but with a high service priority.

Any ideas? i will try burning another disk soon but just wanted to check if it was something i did.

thanks guys

 

Same thing happened to me once, best thing is to try again. Expensive coaster.

 

LOL Not really... at $12 per 50, it's only about .24 cents US for a blank DVD. The 'cost' is the wasted time... at 60min or more, having a bad burn is a drag... some files are not happy with all converters. I used DVDflick for a long time and rarely had problems, but on the rare occasion that I did have a bad burn, either lowering the burn speed or using Nero (or something else) to burn the final converted movie would usually work. Alternatively, you can try using FAVC; it's another freeware program that converts files to the standard DVD file structure and format. Then burn the resulting files with Nero (or BurnAware or AShampoo Burning Studio 2009 - both are free).

:-D

 

tried burning another copy last night, same effects im only burning at 4x.

Ill try those programs you suggested and ill report back with the findings, thanks dlb

 

Well, I know they used to be called expensive coasters. LOL.

Which led up to the obvious -- a dead hard drive is an "expensive paperweight." I made this up myself but then when I googled it I got some stuff about dead hard drives and optical drives and stuff. :confused

 

what are the specs of the computer you are converting on? You could have some background programs causing the computer to interrupt the conversion

 

PC is high spec:

Asus Rampage II extreme
Core i7 920
6gb of 1800 MHz RAM
2 150GB raptors
GTX 295

more than able i think :-D

Im trying a prog called FAVC (as suggested above) at the moment if the results are the same ill try those settings suggested by Halo.

thanks guys

 

i did a quick test with the DVD burnt using FAVC and all seems to be ok! menus are not very good but im sure i can work around that

thanks for your help guys and dlb with the recommendations :dood