Transcoding anything in Encore 2

I have had encore 2 for a while now. I have had one project which i have built and burnt in the past and that has worked fine. I've had to make some changes to it, and now nothing will transcode. The progress bar for the transcoding gets to the end and then skips back to about 80% and repeats this for as log as i leave it.
The project is on an external hard-drive
I am running Windows XP Media Edition 2005 SP2
And my specs can be found here. (sorry about the long link)
http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/default.aspx?status=obsolete&segment=ho&country=uk&lang=en&pn =Mobile%20Products/HP%20Pavilion%20dv2000%20Entertainment%20Notebook%20PC%20series/RD650EA #ABU
I have tried making a dvd with just a slideshow, same thing happens, making a comletely new project and the same thing happens.
Any help would be appreciated

I am having exactly the same problem on my PC. I am using Encore 2.0 which will not import m2v files at all, and now sticks at 80% transcoding of the first avi file it uses. I have a big client breathing down my neck and this wonderful product is failing me. A format of my PC does not sound like something I want to do. Is there anything other solution to this?

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Very poor video quality after transcoding in Adobe Encore CS5.1

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I have very poor video quality after transcoding the video file (MPEG) in Adobe Encore CS5.1. Below you see my used settings in my filmproject.
The problem exists after transcoding in Adobe Encore CS5.1. I checked all steps and found out that there is no problem until transcoding. My exported file in MPEG has very good video and audio quality.
Facts:
1. Camcorder: Panasonic AG-AC160AEJ
Operating System : Windows 7, 64 Bit, Ultimate edition
Source files: MTS files
Recording settings (clip settings):
Type: MPEG Movie
Image Size: 1920 x 1080
Frame Rate: 25,00
Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - compressed - Stereo
Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Stereo
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1,0
2. Sequence settings in Premiere Pro
Sequence was created from Clip directly with settings above.
3. Exporting settings in Adobe Premiere Pro:
Match sequence settings was activated. Now other changes were set.
4. Exported File:
Video
Image Size: 1920 x 1080
Data Transfer Rate: 25920 kBit / s
Frame rate: 25
Audio:
Bit rate: 384 kBit / s
Channels: 2 (stereo)
Frequence: 48 kHz
5. Transcoding settings in Adobe Encore:
I used different transcoding settings such as automatic DVD Transcoding, CBR and VBR.I also set “use maximum render quality”. But all results were always the same: very poor quality.
Why does the encore transcoding cause such bad video quality?
How can I solve this problem?
Please help me soon.
Best regards.

Hi Ann,
1) I did not only „Automatic (based on source)“ options in my tests, but also many other customized options.
The results are very poor. I have done a new test with the following settings. The result is also poor:
Download link: http://www.klavierlehrer-bayern.de/download/test_mpeg2dvd_1.m2v
Export Settings:
Format: MPEG2-DVD
Preset: Custom
Codec: MainConcept MPEG Video, Quality: 5
Frame Rate: 25 fps
Field Order: Upper
Pixel Aspect Ratio: Automatic (based on source)
Render at Maximum Rate: [active]
Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 2 pass
Minimum Bitrate (Mbps): 5
Target Bitrate (Mbps): 9
Maximum Bitrate (Mbps): 9
GOP Settings
M Frames: 4
N Frames: 12
Use Maximum Render Quality: [active]
Multiplexer: None
2) Why shouldn’t I use the “Match Sequence Settings” in exporting? Because of the big output file size?
I used it and the results are very good as I expected:
Download link: http://www.klavierlehrer-bayern.de/download/test_MatchSequenceSettings.mpeg
Export Settings
Match Sequence Settings [selected]
1920 x 1080, 25 fps, Upper, Quality 50
User Maximum Render Quality: [active]
3) I tried also Dynamic Link in PremierePro (to Encore).
The results are also poor.
4) I will test also LagarithLoslessCodec and frameserving +DGMPGDec. But the video is vertical long drawn-ot.
I think I did not use it correctly.
Regards

Problems with the transcode settings in Encore cs5

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greetings, julius

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Transcode problems in encore!?

Hello,
Wondering if anyone else has seen this...
I'm putting together a wedding DVD for a client which needs to be done by tomorrow. I've imported my premiere pro sequence into encore with the chapter markers and I'm trying to transcode it. Unfortunately every time I try it spends about an hour working on it, get more than half way through then gives up!
Has anyone else had this happen? I'm working on CS5 under OS 10.6.7 at the moment. At the moment I'm exporting the video from Premiere Pro using media encoder as I can't waste any more time with encore. It's a real pity as I'm only trying to use it for what it's meant to do. This software isn't cheap yet it doesn't do for me what it claims it can do on the website!
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Beware of odd audio codex files.
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Can't Transcode in either Encore or PPro

Gigabyte GA 965P-Ds3 F10
Intel 2.4G Duo Core CPU
2 Gig Dual Chan OCZ 5-5-5-12 Memory
Nvidea GEForce 6200 LE Video
Maxtor Sata 160G,160G,300G and 320G Drives
Windows XP Professional SP2
Programs on C, Dedicated disks for Scratch and Data.
The prior Components are the same as when I was successfully making movies (32)with PPro 1.5 and Encore 1.5.
Audition 1.5, PPro 2.0 and Encore 2.0 on board.
All drives defragged and scanned.
MoBo swapped out. Problem was there also.
Memory checked --OK.
Drives all checked with Seagate Seatools -- OK.
File I'm trying to transcode is 16.3 Gig.
In Encore I can preview the project without error, when I try making an image file it either quits or freezes.
If I go back to PPro and try to export either an .avi file or a Mpeg2-DVD it freezes at random times. Once I got it as long as 90 minutes.
This problem has plagued me for over a month and I just can't seem to figure it out. I forgot to mention I have a ton of space on the HD's.
What exactly goes on during this transcoding process? Any ideas on what I can do to get the transcoding done? I mention PPro here because they both use the same encoder and maybe my problem lies there, though I doubt it.

Ruud,
Gspot showed there was a problem with the file. What it said was of the 130K frames, most were not needed. I went back to the editor and reconstructed the 130K file. Had problems trying to export to M2v. PPro 2.0 would freeze every time, sometimes in a few minutes, sometimes just short of completing, approx 2 hours(this was a 2 pass vbr setup). I experienced problems just trying to make an AVI file for importing into Encore 2.0. A lot of water has gone under the bridge since I first started this journey(over 300 hours). My first shot at elation occurred when I decided to try an m2v at vbr 1 pass instead of 2 pass. It worked. I say this because of late I have successfully made an Avi file, Imported the timeline and in fact satisfactorily made an m2v file (2 pass). The m2v was also brought into Encore 2.0. Though I have 4 HD's, it seems to me that as I am moving toward a successful product, I'm finding that I've located all my assets on one HD. Is this the way to go? I'd like to thank the alert for using Gspot. And I will, always. I believe that if I had used Gspot earlier I would not have been trying to fix the problem using a bad asset.
I've been able to make an iso file, though having trouble making a playable disc.

Transcode problem in Encore after 5.03 patch applied to Premiere Pro

Is this a BUG?????? does anyone else has similar problem or it is just me?
Media Encoder Or Encore stops transcoding video after new update 5.03 has been installed
PPro Project is 60 min using AVCHD30(60i) presets
Video AVCHD 1920x1080 60i Audio LPCM.
One video track with video clips trimmed down to 50min. Then short clip of AVCHD 1920x1080 60i was trimmed of from the same video. And Then was added to track two, kind of to overlay the track one. Dissolve transitions were added to this clip. Nothing else was used on this project except the time line has numbered chapter marks.
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This project was exported via Dynamic link to Encore. Encore Project is set to blue ray. I dont have any menus just time line from premiere.
I encore I have transcode settings selected from asset properties as fallows.
DVD NTSC DV High quality 8Mb CBR 1pass, Blu-ray 1920x1080i 29.97 Max quality H.264
And here is the problem - transcoding stops and freezing whole PC during the disk build process or during "Transcode now" option.
The process stops approximately at the point where time line in premiere has exact same video with dissolves on track 2 overlaying track 1.
Trying to transcode In Encore using AME, and that is freezing at approx the same point. 6 tries and no luck of transcoding.
Any ideas what could cause that.
My PC is quad core CPU Q6600, 8gb or Ram, Nvidia GTX4700, and couple of terabits of HDD.
I never had this problem before this latest patch.
Regards
Andrey

Update.
After uninstalling the CS5.5 Master Suite and running the Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner Tool I installed the CS5.0 Master Suite and opened up the same project file I was using in CS5.5 and same source video footage. Premiere CS5.0 detected that the project was from a different version and converted it then it conformed the source video files and all was good. So I opened up Encore and setup a new project the same as I had done previously with CS5.5 with the same transcoding settings on the dynamically linked sequence files from the Premiere project. Clicked transcode now and it has been transcoding at 100% CPU usage and 40-60% memory usage it has been transcoding for about 8 hours now.
However, it did have one instance where it did like I had previously described were the CPU usage sudenly dropped to about 5-10% and the memory maxed out for a good 20 minutes but then pulled out of it and has not had a problem since then.
In Windows Task Manager it shows that it is Premiere and not Encore that keeps sucking up all the memory when transcoding.
By the way we are using 1080p with a mix of both 23.97fps and 60fps footage shot with a Panasonic HDC-TM700K.
I hope Adobe can figure this out soon for us. I'm considering switching back to Final Cut Pro when the new version X comes out this month if it works better for me. Hopefully that will not be necessary. *hint hint nudge nudge*

Transcode settings in Encore CS5

I have two questions:
1. How can I see my transcode settings (including the 'Quality tab' after all the transcode finished?
2. How do I know that the (Automatic) transcode happened at my best quality settings for a large project (~120 minutes SD) if the 'leftover space' is just a few MB? (I am sure if the remaining space is in the order of GB, then the transcode 'did its best' but in case of a few MB, I don't know.)
Thanks,
Laci.

Bill,
In the Project Panel, under the Transcode Setting header it says "Automatic"
only. When I right click on the asset, the "Transcode Setting" (and
obviously the "Transcode Now" column also) are grayed out. So, I can't
really find out what Quality Setting I used before I did transcode the
assets.
I guess, it make sense since if I use the highest quality setting and I have
a long timeline (120 minutes), then the Automatic Setting will bring down
the quality from my setting anyway so the material can fit on the DVD.
My second question was basically answered by Ann Bens: a 120 minute timeline
is too long for the highest quality setting on a 4.7 GB DVD. I just hoped to
be able to save some time since I am still working on the 38 analog tapes
(most of it just 90 minutes, but quite a few is 120 minutes) and after
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option is to make 2 60 minute long project from each tape.
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Poor Color on TV after Transcoding with Encore

The color is bad when I view the DVD on my (Panasonic) DVD/VCR-TV that I created with PP/Encore; whereas, when the same DVD is run on my computer the colors are fine. They look just like the originals I worked on in Photoshop. So the problem appears to be with the way the TV is processing the data.
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Have you tried your DVD on another TV? Unfortunately, most TV's are improperly calibrated. To use one to judge, you should invest in a calibration disc, and run through the setup proceedure. This takes some time and some tweaking, but would be well worth it. Unfortunately, even after you have done this, and all looks perfect on your calibrated TV, you have no control over how the client's TV will be set up. If it's out of the box, with factory settings, it's likely to be way off. That is the unfortunate nature of video. It is actually easier to calibrate one's computer for, say CMYK print work, including their scanner, printers, cameras and monitor, than it is to get great video on several different TV's. Multiply that problem by the different types (and ages) of the displays and it gets out of hand in a hurry.
If you have a friendly retailer, especially one with high-end TV that HAVE been calibrated, ask if you can test your DVD on one of their systems.
Other than the necessary Transcoding to MPEG-2 and the changes in image quality there, Encore should not be changing the gamma, or the color. Also, remember that you are first judging your images on a higher-rez progressive computer monitor, and then compressing the files to a DVD with only the NTSC, or PAL resolution. No TV will ever look as good as a well-calibrated computer screen. That is one reason to view critically only on a true TV monitor fed from PrPro via FireWire.
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"Error setting up transcoder" Then how do I stop Encore from trying to transcode?

All my assets are DVD compliant MPEG-2s or AC3s made with MainConcept. All assets are set to "Don't Transcode". Yet when I try to build the ISO or DVD Folder, after the initial long pause the status window appears and within seconds I get this error.
This doesn't make sense to me. Why is Encore even trying to transcode anything? How do I stop it from doing so? What's the point in having the option to select "Don't Transcode" when its going to try and do it anyway?
Anyone found a way round this? This is really urgent as I must have this project done for Christmas day as its a present. Thanks

What am I, a mind reader? ;)
If you can transcode other projects in Encore, then I'd suggest you do a SaveAs on the project, and then in the copied project, begin deleting assets until you can build without error. Then add them back one at a time and build again until you find the culprit(s).

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I am running Encore 3 on a 8-core Mac Pro (Early 2008 model) with 12 GB of RAM and under Leopard 10.5.4 (latest version with all updates installed). I have successfully transcoded these timelines that seem to freeze Encore 3 using MPEG SlipStream so I know the files are OK.
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For the benefit of those subscribing to this thread here is the latest exchange in the several-week long series of exchanges that I have had with Adobe Technical Support over the failure of Encore CS3 to output to Flash on the Mac platform. I think you will find it interesting that Adobe Tech support cannot even agree among themselves that this is a problem.
"Notes to Customer
Thursday, October 2, 2008 10:50:12 AM PDT
Hello Thomas,
Thank you for contacting Adobe® Web Support for assistance with Adobe
Encore® CS3.
I understand that when you try to export Flash® video from Encore CS3
that the trans-coding process freezes at 20%, and that you would like to
know if this issue will be resolved in the Encore® CS4 release.
First of all, yes you are correct, I inadvertently wrote CS3 beta when
I meant to say CS4 beta. Also, I was doing this test on the Mac. The
Export to Flash feature is included in Encore CS4. Here is a link to
the CS4 help file that describes the feature (copy and past into the
address bar of your web browser):
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/EncoreDVD/4.0/WS99E1F60A-A9DE-4267-ACA7-0EBB
18B75113a.html
I was not able to locate any documentation regarding a bug when
exporting to Flash from Encore CS3, and when I tested this function on
my Mac using Encore CS3 it worked fine. Perhaps a subsequent QuickTime
update, or the Mac OS 10.5.5 update corrected the issue.
Unfortunately I am unable to give you a definitive answer regarding the
functionality of Encore CS4. We are limited as to what information we
can give out during the pre-release period. The best way for you to
evaluate the software is to download the free trial when it is released.
That way you will know for sure if it has the necessary capabilities
before you make a purchase.
I hope this information helps to resolve your issue. If you require
further assistance with this issue, please update your web case with
complete details, including what steps you have applied and any error
messages you are receiving.
You may also call Technical Support at (800) 642-3623. We are available
from 6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Monday - Friday, Pacific Time.
Kind regards,
Adam
Adobe Web Support
Notes from Customer
Saturday, October 4, 2008 12:41:41 PM PDT
Adam,
Thank you for your October 2 response. In that response you stated: "I was not able to locate any documentation regarding a bug when exporting to Flash from Encore CS3, and when I tested this function on my Mac using Encore CS3 it worked fine. Perhaps a subsequent QuickTime update, or the Mac OS 10.5.5 update corrected the issue."
I am using Mac OS 10.5.5 and I am using the latest version of Quicktime (7.5.5). What version of Quicktime are you using on your Mac that properly works with Encore's output to Flash?
Please note that I was expressly told by Adobe Tech Support (and I have it in writing) that Encore's Output to Flash was broken in a Quicktime update. I believe that the last version of Quicktime that Encore output to Flash will work with is 7.3.x.
I will definitely test Encore CS4's output to Flash before purchasing.
Please do let me know the version of Quicktime that you have on your Mac that is working correctly in Encore CS3 relative to output
to Flash video.
Thank you.
Tom"
I have not yet received a response to that latest exchange.
Tom

Is using Media Encoder faster than Transcoding with Encore?

I'm fairly new to the Adobe video side of things, I just switched over from Apple but I am really liking what I'm working with. I've been using the Adobe Dynamic link to edit and auther DVDs. It's nice to not have to overload my computer with exported movies, but it seems to take a very long time to transcode within Encore. What seems to be much quicker is exporting the file out of Premiere and then using Media Encoder to transcode it using the highest quality DVD preset (and switched it to CBR 9 Mbps since my video is only 10 minutes long). I guess I'm curious if this is the method that others use or if most people use Dynamic link to author DVDs.
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The problems some users experience tend to involve Bluray and dynamic link.
For DVDs, I use dynamic link and like it. I do set the preference (available with CS5 and above when using Transcode Now ) for Encore to transcode movie assets using AME, and I transcode with transcode now prior to doing a build.
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Encore CS4 is transcoding compliant Blu-Ray audio assets when set to 'Do not transcode'

Hi there,
I have a Blu-Ray concert video project consisting of 3-menus, 4-sequentially linked timelines (intro-1, intro-2, main concert timeline, and credits).
All audio assets consist of 96k/24-bit WAV files from the same professionally rendered mastered audio source.
Here's the issue:
When importing my 96k/24-bit audio assets in Encore CS4, they all show as Blu-Ray compliant and maintain the 'Do not transcode' property in the assets menu.
However, after rendering the project to Blu-Ray I immediately noticed that the main concert timeline (2-hrs 10-min) had been transcoded down to 48k/16-bit while the other smaller intro/credits timelines had rendered correctly and were playing back at the desired 96k.24-bit rate.
In order to eliminate possible issues with the main timeline's audio file source, I created a smaller main timeline (35-min) using the exact same audio source files and lo & behold - the main timeline was not down-transcoded and is playing back at the desired 96k/24-bit rate.
I'm wondering if there is a non-documented limitation in rendering audio files over a certain size as my main timeline is made up of 2-total WAV files of 2.2Gb each.
I have the ability to import a single AIFF file at 4.4GB for the main timeline - but for some reason CS4 does not recognize AIFF files as Blu-Ray compliant and will show the transcode setting as 'Automatic'.
Imported AIFF files always showed as 'Do not transcode' in the Blu-Ray assets menu in Encore CS3 (even though there is a documented bug which prevents rendering AIFF audio to Blu-Ray and I would have to convert to WAV files and re-import anyway in CS3).
My next step is to try splitting the main timeline into shorter chunks, but this is not the direction I want to go in.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Cheers

Ok, solved my own problem - solution below for those with similar issues.
1. My audio timelines exported from Final Cut Pro as AIFF are actually 'AIFC' which is technically not Blu-Ray compliant, thus Encore will need to transcode. Unfortunately - Encore has no quality preset settings for dealing with PCM audio transcodes higher than 48k/16-bit (why not?). Encore CS4 will happily pass 96k/24-bit through to a Blu-Ray build without transcoding if the supplied file is true AIFF (not-AIFC) and/or similarly compliant WAV files.
2. My main Encore timeline consisted of 2-WAV files at 2.2Gb each placed in a single Encore timeline due to the total audio being over 4GB thus requiring me to split the source audio files in half in order to stay under the 4GB limit for WAV files, and also because I had to export the FCP audio timeline using Compressor in order to generate Blu-Ray compliant audio files (non-AIFC). Also - (possible bug?) if Encore has 2-separate audio files in the same timeline it will transcode the audio to the current project's default audio settings (48k/16-bit in my case) - even though the assets are showing as 'Do not transcode' in the asset menu for Blu-Ray. It clearly states in the Encore CS4 manual that imported WAV files at 96k/24-bit will not be transcoded - but it appears in this case when 2-audio files are placed in the same timeline that it will transcode with no warning - bothersome to say the least.
I suppose the alternative is to work with a lossless audio format which supports files larger than 4GB - which would only require a single audio file for a single Encore timeline, but other than DTS Master Audio (not available on this project) I'm not sure what audio format would work in Encore to support 96k/24-bit audio files larger than 4GB.
If anyone knows - drop some knowledge!
-Cheers

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