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Originally Posted by unicorn23` Hi,
My guess is you selected NTSC instead of NTSC film. NTSC has a frame rate of 29.97 which can explain the slow or choppy playback easily as there is a massive difference in the source and o/p frame rates. Even if you did select the NTSC film option then there should ideally be no problem.
The problem with NTSC is that the frame difference is 6f/s so every second there would be a spare of 6 seconds which the encoder would have to fill by duplicating 6 frames every second in order to fill the 29.97 frame rate requirement of NTSC which in turn would explain the choppy playback.
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Is there a solution to this? I have wasted so many blank DVDs trying to burn the avi files. The files i'm trying to burn has the following file info:
Video size: 640x480
Audio: 48000hz, 16bps, 2ch
Length: 0:43:35
Bitrate: 1387kbps
I get choppy, slow moving video and audio completely ahead and out-of-sync.