Jittery playback on TV

I have a project that was exported out of FCP as a apple prores422(hQ)1920x1080i, then in Compressor was made into a MPEG 2 6.2 Mbps 2-pass.m2v file. When I burn it in DVD studio Pro, the playback on a TV is jittery, does anyone know where in this sequence this may have been caused.

Hard to say then. Maybe upload a portion of the stream somewhere so we can look at it. Also watch your workflows. Here's the correct way to do this.
1. Export out an uncompressed or lossless 29.97 720x480 16x9 anamorphic QT
2. Bring this into Compressor and match encoding parameters.
Other than that there's really not alot we can do without being there.

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Ken
I am surprised that the Premiere Pro group did not answer your Premiere Pro question before transferring your thread to the Premiere Elements Forum. The Premiere Pro question seems to be the immediate one. Your question seems to have been ignored by the Premiere Pro people
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An answer to that might avoid you having to get involved with a new program, Premiere Elements 12.
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closing all other apps
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Great article and it led to some more testing with a couple different lens, pan speeds, shutter speeds and frame rate combos... but still I am not finding anything definitive, I still get random, choppy/juddery playback (never seems to occur in the same place each time).
I have the frame drop indicator on and it says all is good (no dropped frames).
VLC and PotPlayer tend to play the clips off the card just fine, but does once in a while skip... a data transfer problem? I have played off the SD card and SSD main drive and my media HDD.
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Still ???
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Hi everyone. I’m a novice when it comes to Motion, having worked more with FCP, and I am encountering some confusing differences!
I’m making an animation from a high res. Scanned ‘photograph’ of a flower, and I hope to maintain the great image quality, plus working with a short sound file (breathing) as a guide for the movement. (The final output is going to be large scale projection using a HD projector, which I understand is 1920 x 1080, with smaller versions for pre-view purposes.)
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Make sure your stills are prepped properly for video (which is different from how they would be scanned for print work). Scan them in at a good size resolution 2500 px along the longest side at 72 dpi (high dpi is not necessary for video work). Also, use uncompressed pic formats like TGA, TIF, or PSD.
You didn't mention how long the sequence was, and length does make a difference at times because Motion is run primarily through the graphics card as opposed to the processor. This is a primary difference between Motion and AE.
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