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8004520c Error while Encoding Movie 1
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 07:09 PM
QUOTE (thebeorn @ Oct 13 2009, 09:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
what is this error code and where do I find a listing of all error codes?? I only have one minute left on the dvd about 51.5MB left so pretty full
The error codes cover many "errors'; do a google search for a possible indication. there is no definte list.
You are most likely running out of DVD space. The space/time values given are basically only estimates and not to be relied on. How long in time is the project you are trying to burn to a DVD? A 4.7GB DVD will only hold about 60 minutes of video at best quality. Any more and the video has to be compressed requiring a different quality setting when burning.
Please supply some information, at the moment there is zilch
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Posted 13 October 2009 - 07:11 PM
From the KB
Generally, defragmenting your hard disk will resolve this issue. To defragment your computer:
1. Go to Start--> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Disk Defragmenter.
2. When the Disk Defragmenter window opens, choose Defragment.
If defragmentation doesn't resolve the issue, burn your project as a data file, and then burn your project as a data disc using Disc Copier or Creator Classic. To create a disc image/data file:
1. After clicking the Burn button, the Burn Project window opens.
2. You have two data burning options:
* Image file - this option will save your project as an .ISO file. To burn this file you will need to use the Burn Image option in Creator's Copy section.
* Folder Set - burning a folder set will create a Video_TS folder that you can burn using Creator Classic. Burning a folder set to DVD will create a fully functional DVD. Do NOT rename the Video_TS folder other wise it will not play! Simply place it in a folder that is the name of your project if you need to keep track.
Tip: Either of the above options are a great way to not only back up your projects, but make multiple copies to reduce encoding time!
Generally, defragmenting your hard disk will resolve this issue. To defragment your computer:
1. Go to Start--> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Disk Defragmenter.
2. When the Disk Defragmenter window opens, choose Defragment.
If defragmentation doesn't resolve the issue, burn your project as a data file, and then burn your project as a data disc using Disc Copier or Creator Classic. To create a disc image/data file:
1. After clicking the Burn button, the Burn Project window opens.
2. You have two data burning options:
* Image file - this option will save your project as an .ISO file. To burn this file you will need to use the Burn Image option in Creator's Copy section.
* Folder Set - burning a folder set will create a Video_TS folder that you can burn using Creator Classic. Burning a folder set to DVD will create a fully functional DVD. Do NOT rename the Video_TS folder other wise it will not play! Simply place it in a folder that is the name of your project if you need to keep track.
Tip: Either of the above options are a great way to not only back up your projects, but make multiple copies to reduce encoding time!
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Posted 17 October 2009 - 05:56 AM
Ok took these ideas to heart and tried them , the results are that the defraging updating stuff doesnt do it , still have the problem. I tried the image creation approach and that is where I get this message. I havnt tried the folder stuff but I will check that next. I did try makeing each chapter a mpeg2 video then doing the image creation and that does work and save a lot of time when I have to make a change to a single chapters movie as I dont have to reconvert all the other chapters just that one changed. Im starting with blue ray m2ts files so its REALLY slow in the conversion process hours.... so this is a big help whin I only have to change a small part!!!!. Thanks for the ideas!!!!
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