[boblgnj]

Using EMC8 (delux suite) I can load a vido clip from camera into EMC as an AVI file, edit the length, add photo with credits at the end, add menu, save project. Open project, it is all there, can preview the project in EMC fine, but when go to burn disk the "encoding preview" window gives me a black box with blue lines at the bottom. When I watch the DVD (on PC or player to TV) I can see the menu fine, the video clip is black with blue lines at bottom, sound is there, BUT at the end the added photo with credits are fine!
Less then 10 minue clip so the microsoft length not doing it.
I can watch the AVI file in Microsoft Media Viewer fine. So the issue is in EMC. Have not found any answers in the other help posts. Ideas?

I can take a Microsoft Media V file from Movie Maker, load into EMC and burn to DVD, but often the DVD is fine on PC, but can not be read on two different players. Trying to do all in EMC to get around that.

Dell, lots of extra space, Windows 2000 professional

[sknis]

2000 SP4? Latest update for DirectX 9 ©? "Dell" doesn't say a lot so please post your computer specs or at least model. Other with problems you are describing fixed them by either update the drivers for the video card/chip or by replacing/adding a better card.

boblgnj, on Jun 18 2006, 01:55 PM, said:

Using EMC8 (delux suite) I can load a vido clip from camera into EMC as an AVI file, edit the length, add photo with credits at the end, add menu, save project. Open project, it is all there, can preview the project in EMC fine, but when go to burn disk the "encoding preview" window gives me a black box with blue lines at the bottom. When I watch the DVD (on PC or player to TV) I can see the menu fine, the video clip is black with blue lines at bottom, sound is there, BUT at the end the added photo with credits are fine!
Less then 10 minue clip so the microsoft length not doing it.
I can watch the AVI file in Microsoft Media Viewer fine. So the issue is in EMC. Have not found any answers in the other help posts. Ideas?

I can take a Microsoft Media V file from Movie Maker, load into EMC and burn to DVD, but often the DVD is fine on PC, but can not be read on two different players. Trying to do all in EMC to get around that.

Dell, lots of extra space, Windows 2000 professional