DVD Burning causes stuttering

[jelifah]

When I was using Nero 6 my DVDShrink video backups played fine on my DVD Player. Now that I've upgraded to Nero 7 I experience stuttering.

The disc plays fine for the first 25 minutes or so, and than starts skipping, aliasing, and stuttering.

Could the Nero 7 upgrade have caused this?

 

[ColemontHD]

Media! That is my major problem. What media are you using?

 

[TeeJay1952]

I have had clients report Nero burns stuttering after upgrade to 7. No amount of reinstalls,cleaning of drivers or reinstall of 6 solve problem. Mp3s sound good on computer but when expanded to audio cd there are many skips. The skips are viewable before burn. Is this the same problem?

 

[corkyg]

It can also occur if you inadvertantly shrink the PAL side of a two-sided DVD instead of the NTSC side. More and more originals are being made this way, and you have to read the hub carefully with a magnifying glass to see which is which.

And, as was stated, media can cause this as well as authoring and encoding errors.

 

[Nocturnal]

I upgraded from 6 to 7 without any problems burning DVD movies. It could just be a configuration issue or maybe your burner's firmware doesn't play nice with Nero 7.

 

[SparkyJJO]

If it ain't broke don't fix it, so why did you go to nero 7 if 6 worked fine (I'm using 6 and have no trouble)

 

[jelifah]

Went to my Brother-In-Law's last night and took a 'busted' DVD over. It played fine on his DVD player. When I got back home it stuttered on my DVD player :/ Frack, and to think I just bought this Samsung VCR/DVD combo last year.

*SparkyJJO - I absolutely agree, sadly in this situation I had to buy Nero 7 for the ability to download and work with HD video, from my Sony HC3. Considering I had Nero 6 it was only $20 to upgrade to Nero 7. Nero 7 is not making me happy in general, there patching and installation is horrible for, what should be, a very mature Application. Christmas is shaping up to be very expensive.