Did you view the DVD on your computer or on TV. Generally they look much better on a TV. The Audio_TS folder should be empty as the audio is part of the mpeg2 file. Gerhard On Oct 27, 2004, at 8:03 PM, Robert L. Vaessen wrote: > Gerhard - > > I've left it for 20 hours at one time (with power management/screen > savers off). About 30% of the time it crashes, when it crashes, it > usually crashes within 30 minutes or so. If it doesn't crash, it > experiences what I call a "freewheel" symptom. I was recently able to > complete a burn (of the iDVD tutorial), but the quality was so bad it > was unusable. The burn that completed took about 5 minutes to complete > stages 1 - 3, and another 5 minutes to complete stage 4. That project > had a menu, a transition, motion graphics, some music, and 5 seconds > worth of video. > > I'm begining to think that the codec used by iDVD for video/audio > rendering and encoding is not compatible with my processor. ffmpegx > uses two different codec's. I've been trying both, with limited > success. > > I'm still tinkering with ffmpegx. I have suceeded in producing a > VIDEO_TS folder with the components required for a DVD burn. > Unfortunately, there's no aduio yet. I'm going to try to produce the > audio and video separately, and then mux them together using one of > ffmpegx's post processing capabilities. > > - Robert