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iDVD Jitter Problems

kevin270

kevin270


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I've been trying to burn a project that I created in Final Cut HD 3.5. The video works great when I play it back through FC, or if I export it to my iPod. However, when I try to burn it to DVD most of the shots are riddled with jitter that makes the video unwatchable. I found a link on the web that stated this same problem, but the solution was to change the setting from Best to Quality to Best Performance prior to burning the DVD. This helped some, but the jitter is still there. I thought maybe it was due to the speed at which the DVD was burning, however I cannot see any way to reduce or control the burn speed in iDVD. It's a little too automated maybe?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks. :eek:
 

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