[Viktoras]

Hi everyone.

I am trying to create DVD BD from the files made by Final Cut Professional-5 (Mac).


When I try to add movie file (*.mov) - I see "Quick time system error: number =0 -16".

Anybody have the same problem?

Thanks for help.

[SS Scott]

second comment I have seen on this in the last week. clearly will need some experimentation. perhaps download the Bluefish444 or Blackmagic (http://www.decklink....port/software/) codecs and give that a try...

[pixel]

Viktoras, on Dec 25 2006, 08:30 PM, said:

Hi everyone.

I am trying to create DVD BD from the files made by Final Cut Professional-5 (Mac).
When I try to add movie file (*.mov) - I see "Quick time system error: number =0 -16".

Anybody have the same problem?

Thanks for help.

Have you used compressor to make the files? I have used compressor to make MPEG2-HD files and DVDit imported them. No reencoding then when writing to a volume or a disc...

[Viktoras]

SS Scott, on Dec 25 2006, 09:02 PM, said:

second comment I have seen on this in the last week. clearly will need some experimentation. perhaps download the Bluefish444 or Blackmagic (http://www.decklink....port/software/) codecs and give that a try...

thanks. I will try

pixel, on Dec 26 2006, 03:51 AM, said:

Have you used compressor to make the files? I have used compressor to make MPEG2-HD files and DVDit imported them. No reencoding then when writing to a volume or a disc...

No, I am creating Quicktime files (*.mov) without any compressors with Final Cut Pro.

[pixel]

Viktoras, on Dec 26 2006, 08:44 AM, said:

thanks. I will try
No, I am creating Quicktime files (*.mov) without any compressors with Final Cut Pro.

But which Quicktime codec have you used? Uncompressed or Motion JPEG A works fine with DVDit.

[Viktoras]

Viktoras, on Dec 25 2006, 08:30 PM, said:

Hi everyone.

I am trying to create DVD BD from the files made by Final Cut Professional-5 (Mac).
When I try to add movie file (*.mov) - I see "Quick time system error: number =0 -16".

Anybody have the same problem?

Thanks for help.

I found solution. I made exprort from Final Cut Pro with Compressor to HD Mpeg-2 file.

Thanks for all who tried to help me.

[SS Scott]

ya, that will work, the only problem with that solution is that if you have not created BD legal MPEG-2 you will have that video transcoded again by DVDit Pro HD. Better to try the motion JPEG A or uncompressed and only transcode to MPEG-2 once.