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1. Re: Pixelated video in Encore CS3 preview monitor & output
raj2ashok Oct 10, 2010 10:56 PM (in response to videoarsim)Check the playback quality settings under (pref->General> Playback Quality)
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2. Re: Pixelated video in Encore CS3 preview monitor & output
videoarsim Oct 11, 2010 2:59 AM (in response to raj2ashok) -
3. Re: Pixelated video in Encore CS3 preview monitor & output
raj2ashok Oct 12, 2010 3:55 AM (in response to videoarsim)why are you using 29.97 fps with progressive scan?,
I think Encore won't treat the file as legal dvd asset, try either wit
h 29.97 fps with interlaced or 23.976
fps with progressive.
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4. Re: Pixelated video in Encore CS3 preview monitor & output
Jon Geddes Oct 12, 2010 4:07 PM (in response to videoarsim)I think the obvious problem is that your m2v and audio asset combined are too large to fit on a single layer DVD, and they are being recompressed by Encore. This will cause the final DVD to look much worse than your original mpeg video encoded with HC Encoder. The preview will always look pixelated, but the final dvd should look just as good as when it is played back through windows media player, if not better.
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5. Re: Pixelated video in Encore CS3 preview monitor & output
videoarsim Oct 13, 2010 8:33 AM (in response to raj2ashok)Thanks, raj2ashik, for the reply,
I allways keep my workflow straight: capture30p -> encode 30p -> dvd 30p.I am using sony z5u what allows me to capture in 1080p30.So far was everything O.K., my workflow been working perfectly.
I think I found mistake: it was done by me. I did change some settings in HC Encoder and it seems Encore doesn't like it at all. I went back to the beggining and now is working. I have to look deeper to the HC Encoders settings and maybe do more tests on it...
To Jon,
Yes thought so, that my file was to big, I encode one more time and my m2v file came up in 3.2GB. And when i imported in Encore just video it was the same problem, That lead me to think that I did something wrong in HC Encoder.
Thank you guys for the answers and support.
Arthur.



