Hi guys, I've been dropping braincells left and right trying to figure out what could be causing this problem, maybe someone reading this has a solution or a suggestion;
In a nutshell, once we've compiled and burned our DVD, we end up with a "skipping/jumping" frame here and there. Noticeable.
This doesn't seem to affect the audio at all, but simply watching it, seeing a frame "jump" and/or "skip" (within the same shot, that is) is really beginning to annoy me, as I'm sure you can imagine.
We can ever know if and when or where this issue will occur until we actually watch the DVD, so you can imagine my frustration of waiting 16 hours for my rendered DVD, sitting down and then seeing this problem again and again.
The jumping and/or skipping frames are never the same. Either they're at the beginning of the film one time, or in the middle another time, near the ned another time.
I was expecting another DVD this afternoon from the guy doing the actual rendering/burning, but got an email from him a little while ago informing me of "yet another delay blah blah".
Each time he has an issue, I have to wait days (nearly a week, that is) for another rendered DVD.
My "guess" (I'm no editor, bare in mind I'm just the director) so my technical knowledge of this is nearly moot, however, to me, this feels like it could be simple problem being overlooked on his end, like, perhaps;
1) maybe he's doing other things on his computer whilst rendering?
2) maybe his computer just can't handle the processes? (Macbook, Final Cut Pro 6)
3) maybe tiny nano-bugs are shitting on the files and laughing at me?
ANY tips, advice would be GREATLY appreciated.
SH
In a nutshell, once we've compiled and burned our DVD, we end up with a "skipping/jumping" frame here and there. Noticeable.
This doesn't seem to affect the audio at all, but simply watching it, seeing a frame "jump" and/or "skip" (within the same shot, that is) is really beginning to annoy me, as I'm sure you can imagine.
We can ever know if and when or where this issue will occur until we actually watch the DVD, so you can imagine my frustration of waiting 16 hours for my rendered DVD, sitting down and then seeing this problem again and again.
The jumping and/or skipping frames are never the same. Either they're at the beginning of the film one time, or in the middle another time, near the ned another time.
I was expecting another DVD this afternoon from the guy doing the actual rendering/burning, but got an email from him a little while ago informing me of "yet another delay blah blah".
Each time he has an issue, I have to wait days (nearly a week, that is) for another rendered DVD.
My "guess" (I'm no editor, bare in mind I'm just the director) so my technical knowledge of this is nearly moot, however, to me, this feels like it could be simple problem being overlooked on his end, like, perhaps;
1) maybe he's doing other things on his computer whilst rendering?
2) maybe his computer just can't handle the processes? (Macbook, Final Cut Pro 6)
3) maybe tiny nano-bugs are shitting on the files and laughing at me?
ANY tips, advice would be GREATLY appreciated.
SH
