John Denow
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Hello again...
I have recently upgraded from a 1.6 P-4 Processor/256 SDRAM to a 2.6 P-4/512 DDRAM...
Running Windows XP Home and an ATI All-In Wonder video card.
I upgraded in hopes up speeding up my rendering time to burn VHS tapes to DVD.
The last 2 DVD's I burned look like I'm getting some dropped frames (strobe light effect).
What processes should I leave running and which should I end task out of before starting up my capturing/burning software? I know in Win-98, most said to have only Explorer and System running, then start up the DVD software. With XP, it looks like I have quite a few more processes running and wanted to see if a program running in the back ground was effecting my DVD quality.
I have recorded TV shows on this system without lost frames, and both TV and VHS tapes on the "old" system with no problems. I can't find any adjustments in my Sonic DVD program to tweek besides "good", "Better", "Best" (current setting). Everything looks fine during the capture on the preview screen, but the finished DVD makes my stomach flip-flop.
Any help or suggestions you can provided to troubleshoot (or solve) the "jerkyness" of the DVD would be appreciated.
Thanks
I have recently upgraded from a 1.6 P-4 Processor/256 SDRAM to a 2.6 P-4/512 DDRAM...
Running Windows XP Home and an ATI All-In Wonder video card.
I upgraded in hopes up speeding up my rendering time to burn VHS tapes to DVD.
The last 2 DVD's I burned look like I'm getting some dropped frames (strobe light effect).
What processes should I leave running and which should I end task out of before starting up my capturing/burning software? I know in Win-98, most said to have only Explorer and System running, then start up the DVD software. With XP, it looks like I have quite a few more processes running and wanted to see if a program running in the back ground was effecting my DVD quality.
I have recorded TV shows on this system without lost frames, and both TV and VHS tapes on the "old" system with no problems. I can't find any adjustments in my Sonic DVD program to tweek besides "good", "Better", "Best" (current setting). Everything looks fine during the capture on the preview screen, but the finished DVD makes my stomach flip-flop.
Any help or suggestions you can provided to troubleshoot (or solve) the "jerkyness" of the DVD would be appreciated.
Thanks
