This is also done with drunks and Cheese Steaks. The guy up front says your getting beef, but the policy in the back is if "what they have" and "what you ordered" conflicts you get what they have.
WOW! The usual Slashdot super-geek crowd must be on a date. No scratch that they are all out watching Clerks2.
1. Variable Bit Rate 2 Pass.
2. Set Bit Rate High I like 6.9 Mbps
3. Set Maximum Bit Rate to 8.0 Mbps or slightly higher ( If you go higher some DVD player will not playback).
4. Lastly use a better Camera next time. Some of the issue my be your Camera if it is 1 Chip.
Try to avoid programs the auto pick bit rate based on 2,4,6 hour. As far a Final Cut get it if you don't have it. The entire studio suite is very powerful and can do a lot of things that used to cost $100,000 or more. I now use the full studio 5 package on a Macbook and it works great.
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This is also done with drunks and Cheese Steaks. The guy up front says your getting beef, but the policy in the back is if "what they have" and "what you ordered" conflicts you get what they have.
WOW! The usual Slashdot super-geek crowd must be on a date. No scratch that they are all out watching Clerks2.
1. Variable Bit Rate 2 Pass.
2. Set Bit Rate High I like 6.9 Mbps
3. Set Maximum Bit Rate to 8.0 Mbps or slightly higher ( If you go higher some DVD player will not playback).
4. Lastly use a better Camera next time. Some of the issue my be your Camera if it is 1 Chip.
Try to avoid programs the auto pick bit rate based on 2,4,6 hour. As far a Final Cut get it if you don't have it. The entire studio suite is very powerful and can do a lot of things that used to cost $100,000 or more. I now use the full studio 5 package on a Macbook and it works great.