Possible Harm to Original DVD?

[sageraziel]

Crap! The quality is fixed but the shake is back?!

[sageraziel]

Shakes are back.

[sageraziel]

I am considering simply giving up.

[90312]

Anime is a foreign made, Japanese I think, cartoon right? Your description of the “shaking” and the fact other movies are perfect, leads me to believe it may be a difference in the frame rate and a synchronization problem. Play the original on your computer with VLC and select “tools” then “codec information” you can then scroll down to video stream. I would almost bet the frame rate is something other than 29.97

[sageraziel]

I will try this I hope it's fixable.

[sageraziel]

Here are all the details:

Stream 0
Type: Subtitle
Codec: spu
Stream 1
Type: Video
Codec: mpgv
Resolution: 720x480
Display Resolution: 720x480
Frame Rate: 29.970029

[90312]

Well that looks correct. Since I posted I looked up anime on the net and there are several cases of exactly what you report. They claim variable frame rates? Never heard of that one? Some claim it's a botched conversion from PAL to NTSC. Low budget stuff. If your stand alone player will play DivX you could try that, might smooth it out?

[sageraziel]

DivX? You mean on my PC? I think I might have it.

[sageraziel]

Here is a good question; Why did I not notice the shaking in my DVDs before?

[sageraziel]

DVD Fab is taking a little over an hour to copy now...What do I do to get it back to taking 20min?

[Mac T Knife]

Connon Settings / General / Check for DMA Auto

[maineman]

DVD Fab is taking a little over an hour to copy now...What do I do to get it back to taking 20min?

Exactly the same thing that 2 of us told you to do 2 weeks ago in your other thread.
Why are you asking a 3rd member for the same info...yet again ???