I have a Sony TRV-460 witch is a Digital 8 camera, not DV. I initially bought a Sony DV cam that was about $1k more but I noticed they had the same recording quality (when played on the TV via AV cables) so I took it back and got the cheaper camera because I thought the quality was the same, the only diff was one took HI8 tapes and the other takes DV tapes...
Anyway, I got Adobe Premiere, and I burned one of the videos after I captured and edited it onto a DVD, and the quality was absolutely horrible! SUPER pixelated, and the DVD would'nt even play on my DVD player, only on the computer.
My question is; pixelated, poor quality DVD burns are a result of my camera model, or software settings when I captured/recorded the movie to DVD?
Any ideas/suggestions?
Anyway, I got Adobe Premiere, and I burned one of the videos after I captured and edited it onto a DVD, and the quality was absolutely horrible! SUPER pixelated, and the DVD would'nt even play on my DVD player, only on the computer.
My question is; pixelated, poor quality DVD burns are a result of my camera model, or software settings when I captured/recorded the movie to DVD?
Any ideas/suggestions?

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