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This can happen if you:-burn too fast or burning too fast close to the disks outer layer/edge-use poor quality media-high compression can and will cause Quote:What it looks like is the picture will become pixilated and some of the picture will have boxes or blotches on the screen.Try:-Burning at 4x speed, and have shrink create smaller file sizes to avoid burning too close to the disks outer layer/edge. In shrink's preferences change the output size to custom and enter a value of 4300.-Try using sony or verbatim disks-If the compression level is 50% or lower (lower being greater compression applied when using shrink), you might want to try and burn to dual layer media or use DVDRebuilder Pro to re-encode the files producing better video quality.DVDRebuilderhttp://dvd-rb.dvd2go.org/
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