I'm burning a DVD from Workgroup 8 (8.53.3262). The base project is 720p, after editing I switch to a DVD compatible project:
Video
Frame Size : 720 x 480
Frame Rate : 29.97
Aspect Ratio : 1.2000
Field order : Lower Field
Video Channels : YCbCr + Alpha
Quantization Bit Rate : 8Bit
Stereoscopic Editing : Disable
Audio
Sampling Rate : 48000Hz
Quantization Bit Rate : 24 Bit
Channel : 2
Setup
Render format
Grass Valley HQ Standard
Over Scan Size : 0 %
Audio Reference Level : -20.0dB
Resampling method
Lanczos 3 (Hi-Quality)
Then I File | Export | Burn to disc
The resultant DVDs show small side edges that flicker with some related/reflected content.
I changed some settings in my Blu-ray player and got rid of the flicker (and really wish I had been more methodical in my adjustment process) but I would like to avoid having to tell all the recipients of the project that they need to tweak their players.
Any ideas for a solution that would avoid this need? I've burned several projects using this workflow over the past few years, but I'm strictly amateur and these projects only pop up a couple of times a year.
Thanks,
Fran
Video
Frame Size : 720 x 480
Frame Rate : 29.97
Aspect Ratio : 1.2000
Field order : Lower Field
Video Channels : YCbCr + Alpha
Quantization Bit Rate : 8Bit
Stereoscopic Editing : Disable
Audio
Sampling Rate : 48000Hz
Quantization Bit Rate : 24 Bit
Channel : 2
Setup
Render format
Grass Valley HQ Standard
Over Scan Size : 0 %
Audio Reference Level : -20.0dB
Resampling method
Lanczos 3 (Hi-Quality)
Then I File | Export | Burn to disc
The resultant DVDs show small side edges that flicker with some related/reflected content.
I changed some settings in my Blu-ray player and got rid of the flicker (and really wish I had been more methodical in my adjustment process) but I would like to avoid having to tell all the recipients of the project that they need to tweak their players.
Any ideas for a solution that would avoid this need? I've burned several projects using this workflow over the past few years, but I'm strictly amateur and these projects only pop up a couple of times a year.
Thanks,
Fran
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