Broken pixels HELP!

[cris]

After I make a movie on my camcorder I edit it, burn it and the reproduction quality it’s fine for let’s say around a year and after that I can see broken pixels and skipping why is that? ,I guess my question is WHAT IS TH BEST WAY TO PROTECT YOUR DIGITAL HOMEMADE MOVIES FOR EVER? I even save the dvd in a folder, not boxes to avoid scratchs…
Thank you in advance for your advice!

[Anonymous]

Could be the quality of the DVD disk that you used. You need to use quality brand DVDs, such as Verbatim.

Another hint is to burn your DVD at a slower speed to reduce errors.

Finally, it could be the DVD player unless it happens on several DVD players.

[Rob]

Bit rate could be too high on the DVD too…

[cris]

Thanks guys!

[jetson39]

Hi, When burning to a disc lower the speed down a bit. I’ve had problems in the past with discs in the past.

Maybe not exactly what your having but, it’ll help in the long run.

[shootamins]

Use Pro-quality archival DVDs and a quality burner on a desktop. (Just because laptop burners like to jump a lot.)

[fmind]

Burn at the slowest possible speed, and what everyone else said!!

Best,

Kfox

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