The movies tend to skip a frame occasionally. Why??
591098
Movies as in bluray/dvd or internet movies such as netflix? If a dvd/bluray is skipping frame you either have a bad disk or player. Internet tv/movies sometimes skip frames due to the internet connection. Mine hasn't given a hiccup one with dvds or blurays. BUT I have had some issue when my internet was acting up while watching netflix/amazon/hulu.
591099
Same answer as kd. My dvd/blu ray works without issues. Streaming can get bogged down when internet is acting up or other devices in the house are streaming and taking up bandwidth. If your player skips frames on all your discs, I would return it.
880696
All source rates are 60 or lower. Blu-rays and such are higher with dvd, hd cable, etc being lower. When a set has a higher refresh it has to interpolate or make up info based on an algorithm. This interpolation can make the film/video motion cartoon like. This is also known as refresh dance, when the motion speeds up and slows down. This is very slight and most people cannot see it. In a nutshell it is best not to stray too far from the source refresh. If needed I can go into more detail. I hope this helps.
959923
Go into your settings and you'll have to make a lot of changes to give it a traditional movie picture. I had a samsung and my 70 sharp and had same problems but it's actually a quick fix
899355
I think its a timing situation - basically, this doesn't feel like a feature more like a loophole (one which will be gladly exploited; I don't bootleg movies, I get it that its serious, and I don't need it forced, I mean, vcr's had FF>>). I may incorrect again, but then I'm guessing I'm still doing it wrong :-/
74272
My issue is not blue dots-it's no picture when there are action scenes (explosion scenes) and the video drops out for about 10 seconds-it's like the video processor can't keep up with the change.This is using a non-hd satellite receiver upconverting to 1080p thru the hdmi cable.
2255019
Two issues: Cost and quality. make sure they use at least a teledine machine as many services provide jumping frame poor quality motion rates. You may also wish to get a copy of your film made before they mess with it.
1757004
If I had to guess it's a handshaking issue with the player and the TV (and HDMI thing). When you stop viewing a movie and go to the disc list, there's a clear change in resolution and you occasionally see the screen flicker for a moment. That's the handshaking occurring. Do you have any devices between the TV and changer, like an HDMI switch or a AV receiver? If you do, those could all play a part in this. If you have different components between the changer and the TV, try powering them off for 10 seconds then back on when you experience the problem. If it corrects the issue, it's likely a handshaking issue and it may be as simple as trying a different brand of HDMI cable, something newer, though it could be more complicated where the other components are the problem and only replacing them in going to work. Sometimes adding a powered HDMI amplifier or switch can correct the problem too. There are lot of different things to that may work. Start with the cheapest solution first (different cable) then move up from there.
753733
That depends on why your Movie Maker videos are jumpy and unwatchable. If the source files are not jumpy, Premiere Elements would not make them jumpy due to editing. But if the cause of the jumpiness is due to poor-quality source video or not having enough computer processing power/RAM/HD speed, PE won't change anything.
176148
sometimes it did. most of the time it would start from the very beginning of the movie or bring up the title page after it made me watch all the previews. Did your start where the movie left off? or start from the beginning? I also had problems with the sound not changing.
927740
not one that I've noticed but if there was it could be fixed easily in post if you shoot raw files. also auto wb might compensate if if there is one but like I said I haven't notice one at all.
215352
You can zoom in, and sometimes that helps. It really depends on the movie. Sometimes the zoom looks weird, and other times it looks really good. It's just trial and error.
1748157
It is possible they could later add the feature and use the SD card to hold the time flags for where you were in a movie. I think it's difficult with Blu-Ray because there is A LOT of data for it to jump through. Why would you want to take a movie out, watch something else, and then later put it back in and finish it????
161400
Hey! 1. There is definitely a considerable increase in quality between 60i and 60p, especially if you are using the camera to shoot movies. For example, for me, I usually add CG elements into my film since I enjoy making short films, and that does not necessarily sit well with 60i footage. The interlacing can cause weird artifacts especially while I'm compositing shots. The more lateral (horizontal) movement you have, the greater the quality of 60i depreciates compared to 60p. However, as much as I hate interlaced footage, i would stress that you consider what you use your camera for. If it is for straightforward home movies or other casual recordings, then you are FINE! You wouldn't necessarily appreciate or find as great a jump in quality. 2. I'm not going to pretend that I have expert knowledge on this. Your point seems valid. However, RAW bit rate is not always an accurate measure of video quality. And keep in mind that for both cases the bit rate corresponds to bits per second, and if there are 60 frames in a second, interlaced or not, each frame contains the same amount of data, with this data being either interpolated in the interlaced case, or actually captured in the progressive case. 60p at 28Mbps would look better than 60i at 25Mbps 3. You would think so right? However, due to standards that were set in the film industry back in the old days, and the reluctance of the industry to let go of these standards, 24fps is what most movies you watch in theaters are recorded/playing at. In essence it is what makes movies look like movies. Usually just after a glance you can tell whether any playing video is a movie or a TV show; It is because you are subconsciously used to movies looking like they do, i.e. at 24fps. Hence, for a short film maker like myself, 24fps mode is a huge plus! I hope i answered your questions, or at least did so partly. Cheers!
632153
That's the camera's issue. They sometimes have technical difficulties like that, and they will repair themselves most of the time if you turn it off and let it sit for a little. If it doesn't fix itself try taking it into a camera store that knows about film cameras and they'll help ya!
41994
I've noticed it sometimes no longer reads the memory card I have put in there and I have to regularly rotate cards out. I am currently looking at other frames to buy since this one has failed nearly all my expectations for it.
734132
I don't know why it rejects all movies. Mine rejected one that someone gave me. It was a copy of a movie that they had. I think it was because of it being a copy. I don't know any other reason.
1081821
I was watching breach last night on my xa2. Everytime i stopped playback it would act like a new movie go thru all the opening stuff and then if kept pressing play would eventually jump to where i had left off. Pretty frustrating.