Problems burning dvds


  1. ibrereton
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    Problems burning dvds


    hi can someone help with this im burning dvds using vuze software, the problem is when i play it in my dvd player it comes out with large pixels all over the screen ? it ruins the viewing, am i burning to fast if so how do i slow it down, hope ye understand my problem.
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  3. not so gray matter
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    What format are you burning the dvds in? What formats does the player read?

    You may need to convert the videos to the correct (MPEG-4) format in order for them to display properly on a television.

    Read this tutorial: http://lifehacker.com/5082262/how-to...able-video-dvd
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