Can anybody help please? When I save a 1080p file in Movie Studio Platinum 13, rendering a mpeg2 to burn onto blu ray, I review the file in Sony Architect, and it's not as sharp and vibrant as the mpeg4 version which I always render for my usb stick to plug into my tv to check the final edit.
On my pc the mpeg4 looks perfect as well as my tv. I check the mpeg2 file properties once in Architect, and although I did render it as 1080p 16bit, in Architect I have to change the setting from standard hd to full hd before burning. Once I have burned the blu ray, not only is the quality less than the mpeg4 verson as I mentioned, but it plays jerky, especially when there is movement, like panning, and people moving around. Could this be missing frames? Does anybody recognise this problem, and can point out what is going wrong? I'm lost on this.
I can't see any difference in my settings before rendering, apart from one is mpeg4 for my pc and usb stick, and one is mpeg2 for blu ray. Thanks.
Chris.