Please be helpful on this one as I asked you about this problem before and I was told to 'look online for new drivers' - what drivers? I've got the latest drive firmware, Windows is fully patched and updated. I don't believe there are any additional drivers I need.

Settings on AVS Video Editor for burning: Standard Blu-ray setting of 24fps, 1080p MPEG4.ġ) Please advise me on why the jerkiness occurs and how this can be fixed, I have tried 2 verbatim disks and the same problem occurs.Ģ) Please advise me why the verify takes so long.ģ) I believe I have all the correct drivers for the Blu-ray, Windows recognises the drive and your software burns to it. Source file for use with making Blu-ray video came from a Samsung R10 Camcorder 1080p/25p (twenty-five) frames per second, H.264 MPEG4 (not Panasonic-Sony AVCHD). LG BE06 LU10 External USB 2.0 Blu-ray burner, latest firmware. Platform: HP laptop - Windows 7 64bit Home Premium, fully patched, running on a Quad-core Intel i7 1.6-2.8GHz laptop with NVidia/CUDA graphics, 4Gb memory, 7200rpm 500Gb hard drive. Latest version of AVS Video Editor, full license paid/purchased Media: Verbatim (very good brand) BD-RE Blu-ray disc

This is not the first time they have been so slow too.Ĭan anyone help with the following, please?ġ) Jerky playback from a BD-RE with video made on AVS Video Editor, including a noticeable pause every second during playback I've sent this mail to AVS a week ago through their online support request form but have not even got a acknowledgement reply.

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