I had some issues with text and graphics being rendered blurry, movie clips ending abruptly, strange jittering of menus. This was on the system that I created the DVD.
When I played the same disc on a set top player, text and graphics looked great, clips ended properly, and only had slight jitter on a menu. Chapter points were not accurate.
I tried the disc on a Mac and found that when skipping chapters the audio makes the switch about 15 frames before the video. Experienced a strange jitter but only on some text not others on the same page. Text was a bit fuzzy bu not as bad as before.
I tried the disc on a laptop and got jittering everywhere, the text was ok, but clips played fine.
It would seem that there is something with the compression scheme that DVDA uses for the menus. Because the hardware based Decoder(set top player) reproduced the text and graphics nicely. Where as the software based Decoders had trouble with them.
Anyone else experiencing inconsistancies?
When I played the same disc on a set top player, text and graphics looked great, clips ended properly, and only had slight jitter on a menu. Chapter points were not accurate.
I tried the disc on a Mac and found that when skipping chapters the audio makes the switch about 15 frames before the video. Experienced a strange jitter but only on some text not others on the same page. Text was a bit fuzzy bu not as bad as before.
I tried the disc on a laptop and got jittering everywhere, the text was ok, but clips played fine.
It would seem that there is something with the compression scheme that DVDA uses for the menus. Because the hardware based Decoder(set top player) reproduced the text and graphics nicely. Where as the software based Decoders had trouble with them.
Anyone else experiencing inconsistancies?