Bad quality video when I do a DVD

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  I have new Qosmio G40 108 loaded with Vista Ultimate and am very disappointed with the quality of video/DVD playback compared to the older machines loaded with XP. Seems insipid depth bland, not really the color and not too strong. I tried another laptop of another manufacturer and pretty much the same thing!

  What is Vista's fault? You want to try XP but blocks me when I boot with XP disc in. I would like to run the two to see if there is a difference. (Sorry to all if this appears as message repeated hurry but bad touches earlier - starting!)

  I don't have a notebook, G40 but I use the Vista OS and I must say that the video and the quality of the DVDs is great!
  Don't know what DVD software you use, but I use the WinDVD and Windows Media Player. Two applications provide the same quality.

  > I tried another laptop of another manufacturer and pretty much the same thing!
  According to your own statement I don't think that there is something wrong with the Qosmio G40 laptop because you have the same opinion on the other non-toshiba computer.

  PS; I wonder why you start always different threads on the same topic:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums//message.jspa?MessageID=107067#107067

  However, if you wish, you can test the XP if the same phenomenon occurs with other OS.

• RH10 bad quality videos

  I need to publish some software simulations RH10 Webhelp and I meet a lot of difficulties. The only ones that seem to work are the videos I create in Captivate - these publish as. SWF files.

  I started with a MP4 file, created in Adobe Presenter 8, I converted into Adobe Media Encoder, FLV and F4V. I chose a maximum quality in Media Encoder.

  When I run these video files in other software, they are fine. The resolution is great. As soon as I insert in Robohelp using the Insert > Multimedia/Demo option, the screen resolution is terrible. Preview mode is bad, so, whatever happens, happens immediately. Generation does nothing either.

  The MP4 I inserted play not AT ALL (or at least not for five minutes, I waited), and it does not display the controls at the bottom. It was just a black rectangle on the page. I even tried to download the FLV file as a file of luggage with a link to it - didn't work. Nothing works.

  I tried the conversion of SWF files in two free converters because the encoder does not give me this option. I have no audio on one or the other, but the resolution has been good. There was another audio converter I would have paid that gave me the audio, but I'm looking for other solutions in the software I already have.

  I can't insert images of screenshots to show you - I get an error, so something is not on the site, I guess.

  
  How everyone is videos high resolution in Robohelp?

  Thank you!

  We have found the solution. A programmer and I messed around with this for a few hours and hitting on the size of the video.  When I converted the file to FLV format, the setting in Media Encoder is 1280 X 720. When I insert the file in Robohelp, the video is much smaller, so I grabbed the corner and it size about 920 X 700 or more. Don't do this!

  When I double click on the video and displays the multimedia dialog box, there is a button size. I clicked on it and is entered in the exact size of 1280 video, convert X 720 - and it is great!

• How to create PDFs with built-in quality video?

  Hello.

  I am trying to create a PDF file that contains the embedded video, but the PDF ends with a very bad quality video. I create the PDF by InDesign, but I also tried to place the video in a PDF video Acrobat Pro X. same results. No matter what I do, the PDF has very poor integrated quality video, at the point of being unusable for the client's job. I see no documentation anywhere to choose the "quality" of the video inserted in a PDF file.

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  -video 2 (page 2 of the PDF): 640 x 360 px .flv (H.264, 29.97 FPS, 2500 + kbps)

  Other details

  -PDF created with Adobe InDesign CS5.5 (latest updates applied).

  -Attempt to create PDF of various different machines (all running different versions of Mac OS X, all running CS5.5).

  -Videos are placed in InDesign @ 100% actual size, PDFs are set to see full size of 100% (so there is no current scaling the could be the cause of the video to display so bad).

  I've included examples of creative files and PDF file, which can be downloaded from this link:

  http://files.upincstudio.ca/_OZmix3P78Qd65R

  If anyone has any suggestions as to why the embedded video looks so bad, it would be much apprecated.

  Thank you

  Kristin.

  When you embed a video/sound/SWF in a PDF using InDesign CS5 + or Acrobat X + there is never any transcoding or resampling of the media - flate compressed so it can be written in the content stream, but it's just an exercise without loss of reconditioning, and when subsequently extracted by the application to display that is bit for bit identical to the file you chose in the first place.

  theboyk wrote:

  -Videos are placed in InDesign @ 100% actual size, PDFs are set to see full size of 100% (so there is no current scaling the could be the cause of the video to display so bad).

  And that is your problem - there no such thing as '100% ' in a PDF file if you are talking about the page view. PDF pages use the physical dimensions, which unless you use a different video player widget or set the annotation is displayed in a floating window, your images will not hit the screen 1:1 pixel. Unlike with Photoshop, when the zoom level of Acrobat is to ' 100% ' it means he's trying to make a page of the letter about 8.5 inches wide on your screen. Due to the limited precision in formats of paper and screen resolutions, made interactive stuff on the page will always evolve, even if it isn't that 0.1% - and scaling mean DURATION resampling.

  Acrobat and Reader play video annotations using Flash Player, which uses a very basic but very effective algorithm across content in real time; the result is more memory than you can shake a stick at.

• Trouble with bad quality DVD

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  To send in a DVD authoring program, it is recommended to use a DVD preset to export. It creates two files, one a video, audio, which you then normally would be in the design program to make your DVD. And no, you cannot export a file of 1920 x 1080 for a DVD! It should be sized to the low of your program creation, and most of them don't handle it very well. Use presets to export to DVD.

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• When I burn a dvd for creating windows dvd I get sometimes a video the picture freezes but the sound contues

  When I use windows DVD maker I sometimes a video him freezes but the sound continues.
  I'm doing something wrong.

  When I use windows DVD maker I sometimes a video him freezes but the sound continues.
  I'm doing something wrong.

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• Bad quality tests in the browser when imported into Adobe jpeg frames using animate CC

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• How to proper resize images and videos when running without loss of quality?

  Hi guys. I need a little help here.

  I built a flash site, in which I want to resize a movie to the scene. I do it by keeping the proportion, so I just resize the width and then I resize the consequence of the height to the width of new but keeping the proportion.

  The problem is that my film looks like he "pixeled".

  I found a site on which the stage is resized dynamically with the movie and the background images without any of their loss of quality. So far, I knew that resize pictures or videos in flash for the creation or the runtime environment produces results pixeled.

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  var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData( scale*highQualitySourceImage.width, scale*highQualitySourceImage.height);
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  var finalBitmap:Bitmap = new Bitmap(bitmapData);
  
  addChild( finalBitmap );
  

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• No video when playing a DVD in Media Player

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  I hear a sound but I can't see a picture when I play a dvd

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• How to export in the same exact quality file when bleow for youtube?

  Hello

  IM writing here because im really tired of export of dozens of files with bad quality even if im using the parameters of the best exporters.

  I tried to watch tutorial clips where people show how to make the best quality but still I can't understand... I don't really understand where im hurt!

  I would be grateful if we some1 out there that could help me to export in correct settings... I know that its not easy to help some1 with parameters by writing here you need to know what settings I have shot with what settings I'm using in my calendar and what im using to export... and so on.

  but I give it a try...

  So it's like this ive got a named unit

  Sony HDR CX730E

  and I did my job with setting (pic1)

  

  his writings in Swedish anyway its avchd 1920 x 1080 50 p

  So I created a project as (photo 2) parameter

  

  and sequence settings (pic3)

  

  and when I export I tried to export in dozens of files to see which seems to be the best as H.264, HD 1080 p 29.97 or youtube HD 1080 p 29.97 and even I tried Mxf op1a avc intra class100 1080p25 p, which gives superb quality HD, when I play on computer but the files is almost 3, large 5 GB but I think that the greatest and the file is the best quality that I get!

  In any case when I upload the mxf file or any other file I exported to youtube, it gives a very bad quality once u put Full HD 1080 full screen... it's almost as if u play without HD...

  I want to achieve something like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avCWzkNiXok

  and my video like youtube video quality I just showed but unfortunately only in my computer not on youtube...

  So, if there is some1 out there who cud help me ill be so grateful to you!

  Thank you

  (im using adobe first pro cc)

  Ok.

  First of all, I would not try to export 50 fps to 29.97 FPS.  I would use 25 fps if I used something other than 50 frames per second.

  Secondly, there is no need to change your settings at all. YouTube said to download at the same rate as you shot.

  https://support.Google.com/YouTube/answer/1722171?hl=en&ref_topic=2888648

  You will also notice that 8 Mbps is the 'standard' quality and you can go up to 50 MB/s for 1080 p. Then try to export through the same flow rate than your original recording. If it was 25 Mb/s then try it. So 50 MB/s go ahead and try this case you are still not satisfied at 25 Mb/s.

  Although, generally, I find that I'm happy at 15 Mb/s for video without much action, 25 MB/s for most of the video and for the sport, I use the 50 MB/s max.

  That said, I don't worry about the file size more. I have the disk space and a fast Internet connection. If either of those who are a problem for you, then you may need to adjust your expectations.

• P.Pro 1.5 - quality lost in AVI/MPEG to DVD conversion

  Hello world.

  Is my first time in the Adobe forums and my English is definitely not the best, so apologize for something I'll eventually do wrong :-)

  This is my problem:
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  Screening: Custom (DV PAL 4 x 3, 4 MB of high quality VBR 2 Pass)
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  Quality: 5.0 (high quality)
  TV standard: PAL
  Frame rate [fps]: 25
  Order the field: bass
  Aspect Ratio: 4:3
  Width [pixels] frame: 720
  Frame height [pixels]: 576
  Encoding Bitrate: VBR, 2 Pass
  IFN [Mbps]: 1,5000 (low quality)
  Flow target [Mbps]: 4.0000 (low quality)
  Maximum bitrate [Mbps]: 7,0000 (high quality)
  M frames: 3
  N frames: 12

  Summary of the audio:
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  Codec: PCM Audio
  Sample size: 16 bit
  Frequency: 48 kHz

  Summary of multiplexer:
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  In fact, I think that it fits all needs:

  Processor: Dual-Core Intel Core 2 Duo E6300

  Motherboard: ASRock 4CoreDual-Sata2 (chipset: VIA Apollo PT880 Pro)

  RAM: 2 x 1 GB DDR2

  Graphics card: Asus EAH2600 512 MB

  Windows XP Pro with SP2

  
  I love all the time CPU will spend for the task - before the upgrade it tooks aprox. 5 hours to convert a video and now it tooks only 1h30m :-). What is really important is to get as much quality DVD video may be possible. Can you help me?

  Maybe someone already asked something like my problem. If so, please excuse me and give me the link to this question.

  A big thank you to all of you in advance.

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  Sorry for the bad English.

  I have windows xp dvd. I disabled Autorun with combofix (when you do a scan with combofix that automatic how disable automatic playback). When I insert the dvd it works. I mean this isn't the automatic reading and when I click on this dvd xp its just explore.

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