I recently purchased the latest version of Vegas Movie Studio + DVD, and I need a little help with something. Using a capture device, I have uploaded some footage from VHS to my PC in MPEG-2 format. The file plays beautifully on my PC, but when I burn it to DVD and play it on my DVD player, it seems to be a bit jerky at times, especially when something on-screen is moving rapidly - it just doesn't seem to be as smooth as it was on the source VHS, nor as smooth as it is when I play the raw file on my PC. I have not compressed the video at all, and I am using DVD+R DL discs for burning, leaving plenty of room for the footage to be burned at 100% quality - so I wouldn't expect that the bitrate is too low. Is this problem something that would be fixed with interlacing? When using video captured from VHS, should I always use the interlacing option? And finally, I notice there are options for interlacing in both Vegas Movie Studio and DVD Architect Studio - should I use that interlacing option in both programs? Or just in one of them? Does it matter which program I use it in?
Sorry for all the questions, but I want the end product to be at the best quality it can be - and there is so much in the new version of VMS + DVD that I am unfamiliar with. I'd greatly appreciate any help anyone could give me.
Sorry for all the questions, but I want the end product to be at the best quality it can be - and there is so much in the new version of VMS + DVD that I am unfamiliar with. I'd greatly appreciate any help anyone could give me.