Frage von Bill36:
Good day dear friends video,
was of a once self-transfer to VHS played Holiday film a portion (approximately 20 minutes) via analog-digital grabbers on PC and, together with a film part of self-burned DVD with Movie Maker (otherwise work with Ulead Med.Stud.Pro7 ) and put together again burned to DVD.
Unfortunately, "jerky" of the VHS movie originally part strongly at the slightest turn.
The other part (of previous DVD) works fine.
The VHS tape shows (s.TV) at the pivot no jerking.
By "jerking" I mean a "piecemeal further back" of the original image
every turn, I made the shoot with the camcorder.
It is already on the PC before burning the DVD exists and synonymous finished on the DVD.
What, please, can I do?
Thank you in advance.
Bill36
Antwort von MarioX:
How many frames per second before lie after grabbing? Recognizes the part of the original or the frame rate you need PAL or NTSC setting itself?
Antwort von Jott:
Somewhere a senseless de-interlacing in your way. VHS is interlaced, DVD is interlaced - must therefore be passed so, otherwise jerky.
Antwort von WoWu:
DVD is interlaced Not necessarily ....
Tuning If it would, the material would be the next DVD synonymous interlaced and would work either.
It may therefore synonymous progressively flagged data streams are recorded on DVD.
If the footage brought progressively to the DVD, the thing is simple and both flags, ie in the MPEG2 stream and in the IFO file must be set to progressive. The decision is made that the film is to be stored interlaced, the flags must be set accordingly on both interlaced. This is exactly the problem: Often, in fact progressive, images in the MPEG2 stream and in the IFO file flagged to interlaced, which results in the above image error because the DVD player tried, fields put together, do not exist.
Or just the other way around ....
I would cut the VHS stuff together de-interlace and then only together with progressive pictures and progressive while burning flags .... unless you want to watch the footage later on a nostalgic old tube mill .... You do this of course synonymous old rendering method, so interlaced.
