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Re: Cinemacraft vs Compressor
by Alexander Kallas on Jan 13, 2009 at 6:33:30 am

Replicated discs don't have compatibility problems (as do duplicated discs)
It's a question of disc refelectability.
Build and burn a tester with the created m2v file, if it plays OK back in the Mac, it will replicate fine.
Players can struggle with burnt discs
Pulsing is another matter, probably something in the media before encoding (eg field order),
I wouldn't hang it on Compressor......

Cheers
Alexander

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Cinemacraft vs Compressor by Alexander Kallas on Jan 13, 2009 at 1:00:35 am
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