VOB (form 3DMax) Edit and Burn to DVD
I have a vob file made from a 3dmax rendering.
I renamed the vob to mpg then using Pr CS3 Edited the mpg (mainly cutting into clips and reorganizing).
I used Export to Adobe Media Encoder and Exported to High Quality mpg2.
Worked very good, preview the mpg perfect on my pc.
Then using Encore Burned the DVD.
The DVD played perfect on the computer using PowerDVD 7 (worked good on notebook LCD or S-Video to TV).
My problem is when using outside DVD Player to TV, the picture came out very bad with flickering and shaking and less details (Horizontal lines appear some times giagonal with less resolution).
Any Help Please????
Strange workflow. Supported Scene Export Formats
* 3DS, AI, ASE, ATR, BLK, DF, DWF, DWG, DXF, HTR, IGES, LAY, LP, M3G, MTL, OBJ, STL, VW, WRL
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