Blu-Ray export fails.

This is a strange and *very* frustrating problem.
I'll choose Share >> Blu-Ray and select the Output Device as "Hard Drive (Blu-Ray)". Now, this used to work: it would create a disk image. Now, after having made no discernible changes to FCP X or any settings therein, It simply says "failed" as seen here:
I've tried using background rendering and not. I've re-installed FCP X and Compressor.
This is frustrating as ****...it's the last thing keeping me from sending to our client. Any thoughts are much appreciated.

Well, it appears that trashing the .plist files may have worked: it's getting further than it did before. Whatapainintheass.

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Are you working with native media? If you are, see if Final Cut will let you transcode a clip to Pro Res 422. Do an export test with that single clip. (Write the output to a disk image so you don't waste a disk.)
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When you first enter Encore, in the New Project box, in Advanced tab, in Audio Transcoding Scheme, you can select Dolby Digital, MPEG-1 Layer II (greyed out), or PCM. Then if you click File > Edit Quality Presets > Audio, you can select either Dolby Digital or PCM for the Audio Format Settings.
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Hello,
if we try to export in H264 for Blu Ray Format and switch to Dolby Digital the bitrate selection vanishes from the setting:
But if we deselect the audio export and select it again the bitrate can be set correctly.
Seems to be a small error in the media encoder CS6

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I am using Adobe Encore CS4
Checking the project gives no error. But during Build when transcoding transcoding Following Error Comes
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Encore transcodes the main video. The imported video is in avi format.
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Authoring Mode blu-ray
Seetings PAL,1920x1080, Mpeg-2,frame rate 25
Maximum Audio/video bitrate 15.0 Mbps
Audio Transcoding PCM
Player Adobe Player
Export Settings
video
1920x1080i,25,high quality
video quality 5,
Profile main
level high
bitrate encoding VBR,2 Pass
Min bitrate 1.5, target 25, max 30
gop m frame 3, nframe 12
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PCM , Output channel Stereo, Sample 16bit
Frequency 48khz

Try Save As and rename the file. Can you export the file now as a different format?
I'm guessing it's a corrupt file or it's written on bad blocks on your drive resulting in problems.
Run Repair Permissions:
1. Open Disk Utility in your Applications/Utility folder.
2. Click on the First Aid tab and select Repair Permissions
3. Click on the icon for your boot volume.
4. Click the repair permissions button.
To Repair your drive, you have to boot from another device.
Option 1) If you have your Install CD for Snow Leopard you can boot from the CD to run Repair Drive.
Option 2) If you have a clone backup, you can boot from the clone and run Repair Drive.

Blu-Ray Export Settings

I am in the process of finishing a Blu-Ray project and I want to export it for Blu-Ray discs. Usually I would 'build' an ISO and burn that to a disc, so my first question is, is that the best way to do it? Export an ISO of the project and then burn that onto discs, or should I burn to discs straight from Encore?
Secondly, should I build a BD-R or a BD-ROM (and would I need different discs?) I want these Blu-Rays to play in most Blu-Ray players if not all. And also, what is BD-ROM content that I can add?
My last question is how do I name the Blu-Ray disc so for example, when someone puts it in their PS3, it says the title of my film instead of "untitled"? Is this something in Encore or in my ISO burning program (providing I burn ISOs)?
Thanks!

Export an ISO of the project and then burn that onto discs, or should I burn to discs straight from Encore?
Partly because Encore burning effectiveness was poor in the past, many of us have never tested it in CS6. So I much prefer build to image (or folder) and burn with something else (I use ImgBurn).
Secondly, should I build a BD-R or a BD-ROM (and would I need different discs?) I want these Blu-Rays to play in most Blu-Ray players if not all.
The selection of disk type when building to an image is regarding the type of disk you will use. Re the compatibilitgy issue, see this thread, starting with Neil's post at 16:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5450695#5450695
how do I name the Blu-Ray disc so for example, when someone puts it in their PS3, it says the title of my film instead of "untitled"?
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Slight brightening of screen before new credits and scene transitions -- Blu Ray Export

Hey friends ---
I have an annoying problem and is one of those things that isn't 'glaring' which makes it difficult to find a straight, easy answer to.
After exporting my premiere pro cs5 timeline to bluray mpeg2 and authoring/burning it through encore, I am noticing a VERY annoying 'flicker' or 'brightening' of the black screen right before a new opening credit and even after scene transitions during playback of the final burned bluray disc. It's as if the screen brightens slightly one frame before the new credit or during the first frame of a new shot. Very annoying, and yes, it is subtle but it is very strange -- and whats worse is that it's not consistent. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't!
Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
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I've attached my bluray exporting settings --- maybe someone knows what's happening here and can help out ?
Thank you very much !!
Sincerely,
-Mark

It's probably your TV. Dynamic contrast features on television are usually the culprit. If you can find and disable the setting for "dynamic contrast" (or something similarly worded) then check it again, that should solve it.
Dynamic contrast isn't terrible when it's implemented more subtley. Larger and more expensive HDTVs usually handle it well. Smaller HDTVs (36" and under, usually 720p sets) are surprisingly bad at this.
It's not a bad thing...it can bring out details in dark scenes and handle highlights better in bright scenes. Generally speaking, the HDTV uses this function to compensate for the shortcomings of the LED/LCD/Plasma screen.
However, if you want constant contrast (to see a movie exactly with the sort of contrast intended by the director, and avoid possible artifacts) then you turn this setting off on your HDTV.
Keep in mind, this isn't something you can control for the end user. It's a hardware setting on HDTVs and is pretty universal (which is why you see things like "1,000,000,0000:1 contrast ratio!!!!!!")
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When I use FCP X's built in DVD or Blu-ray export option, about halfway through the video, the audio becomes out of sync and becomes ahead of the video.
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Freddy,
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Video Encoder
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Height: 1080
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Crop: None
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Field dominance: Automatic
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Sample Rate: 48.000kHz
Channels: 2
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Export to Blu-ray from Final Cut Pro 7 with LG BE12LU30 External Blu-ray

Hi all
I've got an iMac with Snow Leopard and I'm editing HD video in Final Cut Pro 7. I've created AVCHD discs on DVD to play in my Blu-ray player but now I want to create Blu-rays that will play in a regular Blu-ray player.
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PR and AME 8.1.0 Export H.264 Blu-ray Creates Malformed xmpses File

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Hi,
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Using another PC to create a Windows 7 Rescue CD and DVD. Download the ISO from the link below.
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I have the following BD drive connected to the my desktop: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827135252. I have installed Hyper-V Core and set up a Windows 8 VM on it. My issue is that Hyper-V shows the drive as a DVD Drive. Which
means whenever I pass it to the VM, and try to burn or rip a Blu Ray it fails miserably. Has anyone else had issues with getting Hyper V to recognize their BD Drive as a BD drive?

I have the following BD drive connected to the my desktop: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827135252. I have installed Hyper-V Core and set up a Windows 8 VM on it. My issue is that Hyper-V shows the drive as a DVD Drive.
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Alcohol Soft (Network Burning Mode)
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StarWind Virtual SAN Free
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Good luck! :)
Cheers,
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Error burning blu-ray

In Compressor 3.5.3 when I go to burn a blu-ray it ends up saying 'The operation couldn't be completed. (DSPPublishing error - 1006.)'.
Any clues on what is happening, or how to fix?

EdTheC
Thanks for the reply.
Please confirm - does the burn to Blu-ray disc fail if you have less than 23 GB Space Required and no check mark next to "Fit Content
to Available Space". I ran into the following when less than 23 GB Space Required and check mark next to "Fit Content to Available Space".
http://atr935.blogspot.com/2013/05/pe11-blu-ray-burn-dialog-fit-content-to.html
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