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I have a similar problem that may or may not be of a related nature. I export to DVD projects using the single pass, 6MB VBR NTSC setting. This works great. HOWEVER, in the past two weeks I been presented with editing a "slide show" of JPEG photos sent in on CD burned from a digital camera (still). Here is the problem. The photos play back and edit fine UNTIL you add any type of movement to them (creating a zoom-in effect in the motion area or even with very long dissolves ie-2+). Then they appear to flicker. I have used the de-flicker setting to imporve things to a very acceptable level. All is good, UNTIL I burn them onto disk. My timeline on the computer plays back fine and also looks very good on a connected TV. When I play back the newly created DVD, motion is jittery (maybe "flickery" is a better word?) and on some slides that contain finer lines and "rough" textures ie-trees, choppy water, brown grass, etc) they come out the same even though no motion has been applied. Again, this does not show in the original files on the computer playback. I assume this is a product of the encoding process, however even if I increase the setting to 7MB CBR 1 pass I still have the same problem. Moving video from our camera capture of similar scenes burns with no problems.
Is it the JPEG's that are the culpret? I would have to assume so, as AVI files do not display any problems. We are getting more of these type of projects coming in (word of mouth advertising works!), so it would be nice to tell the client something other than, "we'll try, but some photos may not transfer or display too well....).

Most puzzled??

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.

Best,
Kevin Fox
AATR Video