Video Wave 12 Has Stopped Working

[akf]

I am taking videos from my Panasonic HDC-HS100 video camera, putting them in the Roxio Creator and trying to burn them to a Blu Ray disc. I have enough video on there that Roxio is showing me that the disc will be at approx. 23GB. When I hit "Burn" Roxio starts encoding and gets almost all the way through when I receive this message and it closes. I can do small clips but I want the whole video burned.

I am using Windows 7 on a Dell with 3GB RAM.

[akf]

Ok, Jim, it worked!!! Now to do the "real thing"! Thanks for your help.

I really don't understand why there are not instructions for this. It seems the VideoWave 12 issue happens with alot of people. Roxio is a VERY user friendly program - they really need to get the kinks out so others can recommend this product.

Thanks again.

 

 

 

You MUST start with a 16:9 Project…

 

You cannot make a BD from 4:3. That is why you don't see the options.

[Jim_Hardin]

Ok, Jim, it worked!!! Now to do the "real thing"! Thanks for your help.

I really don't understand why there are not instructions for this. It seems the VideoWave 12 issue happens with alot of people. Roxio is a VERY user friendly program - they really need to get the kinks out so others can recommend this product.

Thanks again.

Yes that one has caused me some hair lose before another regular pointed it out to me

[Jim_Hardin]

Run Repair from Control Panel – Programs and Features on 2010.

 

Did you build your project in VideoWave or try to take a shortcut and make it in MyDVD???

 

Hoping the answer is VW. Do an Export As from VW to Blu-ray HQ.

 

 

Load that file(s) into a new MyDVD project and Burn to a File (ISO). That way you can test the program without creating a coaster!

 

Remember it is a test, so don't waste time trying to tinker with menus, chapters, music, etc.

[akf]

Ok, I ran Repair, built the project in VideoWave, but when it got to the "Make Movie" screen there was no option for "Blu-ray Authoring". I have purchased the Blu-ray plug in from Roxio. What did I not do right?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Run Repair from Control Panel – Programs and Features on 2010.

 

Did you build your project in VideoWave or try to take a shortcut and make it in MyDVD???

 

Hoping the answer is VW. Do an Export As from VW to Blu-ray HQ.

 

 

Load that file(s) into a new MyDVD project and Burn to a File (ISO). That way you can test the program without creating a coaster!

 

Remember it is a test, so don't waste time trying to tinker with menus, chapters, music, etc.

[malatekid]

Is Video File selected as the Destination (top part of Jim's screenshot)?

[akf]

Yes, and I actually have 4 options instead of 2: Video File, DV Camera, TV or VCR, and E-Mail.

 

 

 

 

 

Is Video File selected as the Destination (top part of Jim's screenshot)?

[Jim_Hardin]

You MUST start with a 16:9 Project…

 

You cannot make a BD from 4:3. That is why you don't see the options.

[akf]

Okay, now can you tell me why when I click on "Burn" and it validates the program, it gives me a message that reads "Not enough hard disc space for the temporary files" when it shows that I am using 19,845.5MB with 4,374.5MB free? UGH!!!!!!

 

 

 

Yes that one has caused me some hair lose before another regular pointed it out to me

[gi7omy]

Basically it means what it says. If you check System Requirements it states that temp space in the order of TENS of Gb is required - you have about 4 GB