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Originally posted by DeltAlum
It makes me wonder if the problem is somewhere in the editing process, which was "cloned" (copied) onto the final product. In other words, a problem was introduced before any of your copies were made. That's just a guess, though.
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DeltAlum,
My videographer sent me the "master" DVD after we first had trouble with the DVD-R discs. I had the same problem with the "master" version that I did with the copies that he originally sent me. Does this indicate to you that the issue is most likely in the editing process?
The guy is an old high school and college buddy of mine, and he told me recently that he really hasn't done a whole lot of wedding DVDs -- he usually does just VHS tapes. So this makes me think that maybe you're right about the editing being the problem. Maybe he made an error since he's new to that type of DVD technology.
Do you have any idea what would cause a problem in the editing process? (I'm not technologically-savvy, so all this is over my head.)