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Posts: 16
Registered: 06.09.2010
21.05.11 08:10:28
Hello: I have edited and burned several movies with the combination of AVS Video Editor and AVS Video Converter. I create an MPEG-2 file with the Video Editor, and then use the Video Converter to add chapter markers and create the DVD files/structure. I have noticed that when I view the movies, in any portions where the camera pan across the scene, that the panning is not smooth. I would best describe it as lurching. It sort of slows down, then catches up, then slows done, then catches up, etc. It's really annoying to watch. A real good example is a scene from Shutter Island which was filmed from a plane. It flies in from over the ocean, over a grassy filed along a road. Watching the grassy filed pass below is just not smooth. It tends to make you nauseous.

Any idea what could be causing it, and how I might fix it?

Thank you kindly.
Posts: 2396
Registered: 29.01.2012
24.05.11 00:42:56
To: Big Jake

Hello,

It usually happens because of differnent framerate in input and output files. So, to avoid the problem select original frame rate using Advanced in output settings option when save video to mpeg-2.

Best regards.
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