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dbminter, I followed the procedure you detailed and it worked fine with one of the two problem movies. Thank you so much. I converted the other film with AVIDeMux in the same way but when I put it into ConvertX it resulted in a VTS file that was only about 3 minutes long so no joy there. Not a probl...

Original file is an MKV Video File and is 2,574,437 KB. It's not a DVD issue. The pixelated video is what I see when I go to the VIDEO_TS folder and play one of the files in VLC. Here is the log file: :std_log='C:\ProgramData\VSO\ConvertXtoDVD\7\Log\ConvertXtoDVD 7_mainlog.20230117.202151.390.log' :...

Resulting VIDEO_TS files are badly pixelated. See attached images. The app has been working very well with no problems but suddenly it has rendered 2 movies in a row with grayness and pixelation. I assumed the first one was because there was something wrong with the original file (although it looked...

Yes, I add them and they appear in the left window just like they would if I were adding files that have not yet been converted. So how do I add them and burn them without them going through the conversion process again?

For reasons I converted 6 episodes of a show and sent them to a folder. Now when I go to burn them I see "Burn an already converted project" > "From backup folder" which loads the already converted files. But I see no "Burn" option. I only see "Convert" in the...

Thanks folks. So it seems that using the larger size movie files makes no difference in the quality I'm going to see when I watch them from the burned DVDs of those files. Or at least 4.7GB size DVDs. Is that right?

The original movie file is a 21060p, 3500MB. It looks great playing in VLC on my computer. See Image A sample detail. When I burn it with ConvertXtoDVD 7 to a 4.7 GB disc using the default settings the resulting image quality is significantly degraded. See Image sample B detail. Are there settings t...

The subtitles on the DVD do not follow the specs I input. Rather, they are tiny and unreadable no matter how I set them up in the subtitle tab. Image A shows the way I want the subs to appear. Image B is a screenshot which shows how they appear on the burned DVD. This is in Windows 7 using ConvertX ...