Okay need some help from Magix users. Whenever I throw in a R2 vob into my Magix, there is this flickering issue thing which I can't figure out why it is happening. I don't get this issue when I put avi or mp4 into the project. I've even put in a R1 vob into it and didn't have any problems. I imported the same R2 vob into virtualdub and exported it as lossless avi and there is no issue except a lot of interlacing. I notice that when I exported the raw vob out of Magix there is no interlacing so might be something to do with frames and it can't be fixed through settings in Magix? Here is a test vid of me importing a R2 vob then exporting it straight away:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IptEjIWK ... e=youtu.be
Magix Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus Hates Region 2 DVDs?
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Re: Magix Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus Hates Region 2 DVDs?
Any reason why you're trying to edit with vobs directly and not following the normal DVD preprocessing chain before importing?
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Re: Magix Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus Hates Region 2 DVDs?
. there is a homemade program that splits/joins .Vob files directly but,
I would not use it for AMV's: too restrictive -- at this time!
. I use Magix Video Pro X2, X3 & X4 and all require you to "cut the section needed"
for quicker loading and Frame Accuracy. .. the point: if their Top Of The Line
editer HAS this limitation in Frame Accuracy then why would their Home Line
of editerd be expected to conform to a different set of standards?
. . as for Saving the Finished Edit, I just SET the Bit-Rate to 8000 and varify that
nothing becomes washed-out.
I would not use it for AMV's: too restrictive -- at this time!
. I use Magix Video Pro X2, X3 & X4 and all require you to "cut the section needed"
for quicker loading and Frame Accuracy. .. the point: if their Top Of The Line
editer HAS this limitation in Frame Accuracy then why would their Home Line
of editerd be expected to conform to a different set of standards?
. . as for Saving the Finished Edit, I just SET the Bit-Rate to 8000 and varify that
nothing becomes washed-out.