OK, I'm new to this so be gentle.
I have the same problem with DVDFab outputting jerky video when using the MP4 profiles.
Under the 'iPod/iPhone' category, there is a profile called 'iphone4.1080p.mp4' that encodes using your preferred h264 and AAC codecs, and it has not displayed the jerky video problem for me yet, even with 2-pass high-bitrate settings. Mind you, the output format is m4v, which may cause you some trouble, I don't really know how different a container it is than standard mp4.
If it works for you, it may serve as a workaround until the jerky mp4 problem is (hopefully someday) fixed.
EDIT: Just a little note that these m4v files created with the iphone.1080p.mp4 profile play fine on the PS3 (also on PS3 via MediaTomb if you set them to video/mp4 type), and if you simply rename them to .mp4 they work with Windows Media Player, and Media Player Classic, too. Hope this is a usable workaround!
I have the same problem with DVDFab outputting jerky video when using the MP4 profiles.
Under the 'iPod/iPhone' category, there is a profile called 'iphone4.1080p.mp4' that encodes using your preferred h264 and AAC codecs, and it has not displayed the jerky video problem for me yet, even with 2-pass high-bitrate settings. Mind you, the output format is m4v, which may cause you some trouble, I don't really know how different a container it is than standard mp4.
If it works for you, it may serve as a workaround until the jerky mp4 problem is (hopefully someday) fixed.
EDIT: Just a little note that these m4v files created with the iphone.1080p.mp4 profile play fine on the PS3 (also on PS3 via MediaTomb if you set them to video/mp4 type), and if you simply rename them to .mp4 they work with Windows Media Player, and Media Player Classic, too. Hope this is a usable workaround!
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