Hi Richard,    HDMI is a superset of DVI, so all you need is a cable with the DVI for your computer and HDMI for the HDTV.  I have a MacBook Pro, so my playback is on the external monitor.  I'm not that familiar with your computer, but you may be able to use it as your only monitor. [...]

Thanks, Dan 
Reducing the top data rate on a test clip to 10 greatly improved the flow.   However, the motion still looks a little funny to my eye.   I will try going even a bit lower, but   am I giving up any quality by doing this?  
Bill 


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We've successfully burned HD DVD's, playable on a HD-DVD player, using DVDSP. The stuttering is due to too high a data rate, and probably not due to field dominance,, as that isn't as much of an issue on HD DVD's.    Dan     On Jun 30, 2008, at 2:21 AM, David Coleman wrote:    I think you need to reverse the field dominance             From: Jack Pines <email@hidden>  Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2008 16:53:53 -0700  To: <email@hidden>  Cc: <email@hidden>  Subject: Re: Transcoding problem    I can't address your transcoding issues, but regarding playing the HD formatted type 5 DVDs, I found HD DVD players to be problematic and had no access to an AppleTV, so I just played them on my MacBook Pro, connected to an HDTV by way of a DVI -> HDMI cable.  Playback quality was awesome.  The downside was I had to run separate audio cables because DVI does not provide for audio.  Hope this is of some use,  Jack Pines    On 2008, Jun 29, , at 16:43:34, email@hidden wrote:    > quoted text