(DVD Error -1) Encore DVD 1.5

Que tal. Tengo tiempo usando Encore DVD 1.5 y de pronto empezó a lanzarme un "DVD Error -1" al momento de mandar el proyecto a folder. Lo raro es que los proyectos exportados previamente (ya hasta quemé en DVD)ahora tampoco puedo exportarlos. En cualquier cosa que deseé exportar en Encore me manda este error, así sea un clip sencillo sin menú ni nada. Pasé el proyecto a mi otra computadora y ahora tampoco en esa puedo exportar nada. Como decía, incluso proyectos anteriores que ya habían sido previamente exportados. Ayuda por favor, no encuentro nada en internet que hable de mi caso. Gracias. Cualquier cosa pueden contactarme a mi correo [email protected] Gracias.

I'm basically having the same problem, I do know that for me AVI files wont work, so I had to switch over to WMV, but I am having the same problem with the unidentified error while building the project.

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DVD-1 error bei Encore DVD

Hallo,
ich benutze seit ein paar Wochen die Trial Version von Encore DVD und habe eine recht aufwändige DVD zusammengestellt. In der letzten Änderung habe ich Untertitel hinzugefügt, und seit dem bekomme ich die kryptische Fehlermeldung "DVD-1 error" und danach "Authoring-Skript wird analysiert ... : fehlgeschlagen". Entferne ich die Untertitel wieder funktioniert alles problemlos.
Hat jemand den selben Fehler, oder kann mir sagen wie ich ihn beheben kann?
Danke,
Mirko
And in english:
I am using Encore DVD Trial Version for several weeks and was building quite a big DVD Project. Everything was fine until I added subtitles! From that moment on I got the error message "DVD-1 error" while analysing the authoring-script. When I remove the subtitles, everything works fine.
Thanks for any help!
Regards,
Mirko

Hi
Entweder sind die Rohlinge nicht kompatibel mit dem Standaloneplayer, oder der Transcoder von Encore kriegt es nicht hin die Files anständig zu encoden. Hatte ich beides schon.
Achim Kredelbach

ERROR open encore dvd cs5

ESPAÑOL:
al tratar de iniciar Encore DVD cs5 comienza a cargar y luego de unos segundos me aparece un cartel con el Título Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library:
this application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way
y luego de esto el programa se cierra.,..
uso Windows 7 X64.. por favor cual es la solucion a éste problema
ENGLISH:
when trying to start Encore DVD cs5 starts loading and after a few seconds I see a poster with the title Microsoft Visual C + + Runtime Library:
this application has Requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way
and after that the program closes. ..
Windows 7 use X64 .. please what is the solution to this problem

That is a Microsoft runtime problem, so search
http://search.microsoft.com/search.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US

Film im dvd menu?encore dvd

hallo ich möchte in meinem dvd menu im hintergrund einen film laufen haben!
also einen loop!
wie baue ich einen film/clip in meine menu ein,sodass ich navigieren kann und den film gleichzeitig sehe?
ich hoffe ihr könnt mir helfen!
vielen dank und mfg shure.

Hi
Du brauchst nur anstelle eines Hintergrundbilds ein Video auf das Menü
ziehen.
Ich selbst habe zwar schon erlebt das
das Video vertikal gespiegelt war. Das kann aber auch daran gelegen sein das meine loops im Mov format waren.
mfg josef

Encore DVD 2.0 crashes program on transcode.

Hello all
Running Encore DVD. 2.0 Finally got my MOVs in the time line (MPEG 4 720X480, 29.97). There are about 16 of them (long story). When I transcode any of them, some less than a gig, the transcode finishes and then I get a "General Error" message that will not go away. Have to force quit out.
The program will only start again if I re-start the system.
It was installed as part of the "production Studio" and I have un/re-installed it by itself with no change. Thinking of un/re-installeing the whole Production studio.
All input greatly appreciated!!
Thanks
Steve

The files are from DVDs I have previously created and new material. so a verity of applications. But the key here is they work perfectly with Encore DVD 1.5, and some of them were from DVD created with Encore DVD 1.0 they must have worked with with it as well.
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Pre existing Menu template missing in Encore dvd 2

Hi ALL
I just started my DVD Authoring in Encore DVD 2 and found that it is missing pre existing library menus
under Library Tab.
What can be areason for that ?
also when I try to install "Encore Functional Content" from DVD it gave me error that "could nt found the Library.cab"
There is Library1.cab and library2.cab but not Library.cab
Please let me know what sud I do ...its very urgent
thanks

mmarhala,
With the DVD installation disks, the Functional Content *should* be installed with the program, unless one chooses a Custom Installation and chooses to NOT install it.
First thing that I'd do would be to do a Repair Installation of Encore, having all disks handy. I'd do a full Repair, in hopes of getting the Functional Content to also install.
If that did not work, I'd make a copy of every file in the Functional Content material to my HDD and try an installation from the executable on that/those DVD(s).
If that did not work, I'd immediately call Adobe with an "installation problem."
What version are you using? I do not think that Adobe supports versions prior to CS4 now, but could be wrong on "installaion issues."
Good luck,
Hunt
PS You're not upgrading to a full version, on top of a trial version, are you? If so, you will need to do a complete uninstall (also look into the Adobe "cleanscript" download on Adobe's site), and then do a full install.

Encore DVD 2.0 Forces Transcoding on Spec MPEG Files

Since I have upgraded to Encore DVD 2.0 it insists on transcoding many of the MPEG files. The file are 720x480 NTSC and within the MPEG specs. Also the file is marked a do not transcode in the project view.
In fact if I use Encore DVD 1.5 and load the same MPEG file and create an identical project it does NOT transcode the MPEGS files.
Encore DVD 2.0 also freezes on occasion when you preview the project. Again Encore DVD 1.5 does not have that issue with the same files.
Please let me know how to correct this problem.
Thank You

The files are from DVDs I have previously created and new material. so a verity of applications. But the key here is they work perfectly with Encore DVD 1.5, and some of them were from DVD created with Encore DVD 1.0 they must have worked with with it as well.
Thanks

Encore DVD 2.0 "Timeline has a (Hpgc) error at 00:00:00:00

System: Win XP, 1GB RAM etc. I've used Encore DVD 2 for 3 years, never had this error message:
"Timeline has an error at 00:00:00:00.
PGC Error - PGC Info - name= (Name of Timeline) ref= Hpgc, time= 00:00:00:00"
Check project was initially fine. I rebuilt entire project, same error. But Checking project, this time round, said it was an AUDIO error.
Transcoding all works, then the error appears at the Start of the actual build.
Help, I have 30 orders for this DVD, and nothing to show!
Raymond
New Zealand

@Stanley,
Thank you for some more input on the PGC Error mess, like the "H" being a designator.
@Raymond,
John's rec. for G-Spot is a good one. I use this about every week, and sometimes on many files in a day - depending on what client's load onto my desk. This little freeware program will do many things, but probably the most important is to tell you exactly what your AV (Audio/Video) file consists of, which CODECs are used for the Audio and the Video and whether your system has them installed.
As Stanley points out, MPG is not available (in or out) in the Premiere Trial version. Still, you should be able to File>Export>Movie and select, first Video (only, non-muxed) DV-AVI. Then do this again, but select Audio (only, non-muxed) PCM-WAV. This will give you elemental streams.
In Encore, Import_As_Timeline, your DV-AVI, and Import_As_Asset, your WAV. Drag your WAV to the Timeline.
Now, as the trial version does not allow any use of the MPG CODEC (licensing restrictions on the trial ONLY), you can't burn to DVD, which is MPEG-2, but you can Preview. You can also explore building a DVD with Menus, etc., you just cannot burn to folder, disc, etc., until you get the full version.
I have never had a PGC Error, nor have I ever seen a "Mismatched Audio" error. I tried to put much thought into the two PGC Error threads, but do not think I was able to help, at all. Also, most subscribers just posted, "yeah, me too," and never came back to answer anyone's questions. I also agree with Stanley, that most errors occurred well within the Project's Timeline, not at the beginning. I also agree with Stanley's suggestion to look at Jeff's and Neil's comments in those two threads. If noting else, their suggestions on how to work with Encore will give you a nice education.
Good luck,
Hunt
[Edit] Re-reading this thread, I think I warned Raymond about a moot point. Raymond, if you have Encore2, of course you can burn a DVD. I saw the mention of "trial," and jumped to the conclusion that you had the trial of CS3 *only* which would not allow you to use EncoreCS3 for a burn operation. Obviously, the trial of the Premiere side will preclude your Exporting in MPG, and also preclude Exporting Audio with the SurCode Dolby Digital AC3 encoder (separate purchase from Minnetonka, but a great plug-in if you do Surround 5.1 Sound). Please pardon my warnings, and caveats, if you have Encore2.
Also, the Check Project function is mainly checking navigation within the DVD specs, and I've never seen any Asset errors from it. Maybe I just have not had any???? Still, good luck!

Encore DVD CS3 Start Message "Runtime Error!"

I installed the Production Premium Suite CS3 with Encore DVD on Windows XP SP2. Dell Dimension 9200 Intel Core 2 DUO
at the startscreen of Encore DVD, i got the Runtime Error! Message.
Solution:
In my case, the "virtual Daemon Manager" also "Daemon Tool" was the problem.
I had mounted an iso file, after dismounting the file and close the tool resolved the problem.
Encore DVD is working now!
Juergen

As the first person in the World to have installation issues originally with Encore 1.5 upgrade (for which the well-known Joe Bowden had to get Adobe tech support to write a special bit of code to brute-force some Encore components to register), I was hoping I would not have any issues with their newest tools.
But I too had a problem with running Encore CS3 - the dreaded Runtime error which has been reported here.
I am running a Dual dual-core Xeon machine with 8GB RAM, Quadro FX 5500, in Windows XP Pro x64.
My colleague had got Encore running on his machine without any problems, so it was annoying to find I had this issue.
We have the same systems, with same software. The only difference is that I have some SCSI hard drives, a SCSI DLT drive, and SCSI CD-RW on top of the DVD writer.
After patching Encore CS3 and trying some techniques listed elsewhere on these forums to make the software work, in the end I had to go to my Control Panel, and disable the SCSI CD-RW drive.
As soon as this was done (a silly but not terrible workaround), Encore CS3 would happily load, and sees both my DVD writer and DLT drive just fine.
Just thought I'd let people know what worked for me....
Good luck!
Dom

Encore 1.5 DVD Error 9983

I'm trying to burn a project on my new Blu-Ray burner (LG Modisc BD Rewriter), but Encore 1.5 keeps popping up with this error: Device Error - Uninterpreted Error (DVD Error - 9983)
Anyone know what exactly that error means? I'm wondering if my new Blu-Ray burner is just incompatible with Encore 1.5?

Try this:
http://sony.storagesupport.com/node/6563
Looks like a burner/media error.
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http://www.imgburn.com/

Encore DVD Writing Cancels won't play on DVD player issue

So I have a very confusing issue with encore.
When I press build everything works fine. Then writing begins. The moment the writing reaches the end of the progress bar (the exact moment) the progress bar goes to empty and the bottom bar says canceling and ejects the DVD. Usually (not every time) a pop up menu saying "end of file" appears next. When I press ok for end of file message the pop up disappears and suddenly the DVD progress bar is filled and the DVD says completed (as if nothing just happened). So I'm confused whether it worked or not!
I reinsert the DVD that just ejected into my Mac and it works! Then I put it into a DVD player and it won't play, it won't play on my old Xbox 360 either, but it WILL play in a Bluray player?!
Everytime I rewrite the files I get different results. They all work on my Mac and blu ray but only 1 of 4 works in the Xbox. The one that does work in the Xbox will read in the DVD player but plays choppy and skips around as if the DVD is scratched or damaged?
! Other differences involve the write speed, sometimes the options are 8x or 4x. Other times its 3x,2x, and 1x. When the latter write speed options occur I cannot press "test before writing" it's greyed out. When 8x and 4x are the speed options I can check it. I used different DVDs and it didn't help.
I work for a company that needs to copy the DVDs but they can't be copied. Don't know why?
Here are my settings
Mpeg 2-DVD exported from Pr.
720x480
Codecs: Mpeg video, Mpeg layer
Duration: 1:10:26
Encore DVD transcode status: Don't Transcode
Encore Project/assets
2 Menus
1 Mpeg video
1 Timeline
Build
Format: DVD
Output: DVD disc
Source: Create Using current project
4.7 gb disc
Has 510mb free
All regions
Unlimited copies
First Play and title button are a menu
Check build is good.
I really need help with this weird issue quickly thanks.

Just an Update, I've tried many things to no avail still have a few others to try. Being a Large file it takes a while to try things.
I went ahead and got Toast, but considering that the Image Iso and the DVD Folder both gave me the End of File Error and the Disc "Failed Completed" Error I figured it a no go and it was. It did however give me something that Opened everywhere (Mac,Xbox,Dvd) , but it did not play on the Dvd correctly.
I've done numerous things in the Mac permissions end Like trying as a different user and running as the Root User, but it was also unsuccessful.
I've Re- Exported the file many different ways, but finally had a breakthrough using a version of M2v. It's definitely an error with Finalizing. My disc previously began to mess up and give "END of File" after it finished writing, it never even made it to the "Writing Lead Out" stage. I beleive this is why it plays it certain places fine, but probably not as well in systems (like Dvd players) that require those last few steps like writing Lead Out.
The only issue I have now is that when I put it into the DVD player it say "No title"!?!? AY CARAMBA!!!
Now I'm working on trying to figure this NEW problem! I have all my menus and links in place, but no go. I think it may be related to the previous problem in that something beneath the surface is wrong with my computer. Being a used Mac with a restored Hard Drive there are probably endless possibilities, but I hesitate to think that way because it may also have absolutely nothing to do with it.
So any help is greatly appreciated
whether it be a specific issue you know of dealing with used Macs and issue similar to mine
or just on the "NO Title" error as a separate issue. I'm hoping this "No Title" is something simple and unrelated, I've already burned through about 13 discs and even more pain pills for the headaches!!

DVD Error - 27303..HELP...

hi everyone, i'm a beginner of encore DVD.
i've done a simple task, when i burn it to DVD..
an error appears:
Unexpected files were found in the AUDIO_TS or VIDEO_TS directory
(DVD Error - 27303)
may i know what happened?
i'm using encore 1.5.
contains 13 menu (including motion menu) & 123 timelines.
also working with a playlist...
by the way, wanna ask 1 more question:
any limitation in encore? i mean..
about the number of timeline, menu, buttons or so..?
thank you very much...(crying)

Some links I've saved... (haven't looked in awhile, do note that links sometimes go away on servers)
General DVD Authoring Information and Tutorials
Wikipedia
and
VideoGuys
and
VideoHelp
and
at Encore
Encore Tutorials
http://www.stevengotz.com/
http://www.doogs-tutorials.com/
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/
Workflow
http://www.adobe.com/go/vid0239
Quicktime Movies
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/encttstart.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/enc15ttdeeper.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/enc15ttall.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/enc15ttstring.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/enc15ttworkspace.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/encttburning.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/encttlinkeff.html
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/encore/articles/enc1ppassemble.html

My Personal Workflow for DVD Authoring in Encore

This is being posted, due to requests for workflow recs. from a few other threads. It is separate from those threads, but I will try to link to his post in those.
The DVD Specs. are quite strict on what is allowed, and in what exact form, in a DVD to be compliant with the standards set forth. However, there are some differences, other than image sizes, between NTSC and PAL. Depending on where you are, and where your DVD will be played, these can, and will, be different. Rather than type out a list of the specifications, Ill point you to: http://www.dvd-replica.com/DVD/dvdprimer-1.php for some reading and references.
That said, Adobe Encore can handle, on Import, more formats and sizes, than are allowed, by the DVD specs. In most cases, it will fit the Assets to DVD, but not in all cases. Also, some Assets are more likely to work, without problems, than are others. Rather than list all of the file formats, etc., that Encore can work with, Im only going to list a potential workflow, that has been known to work, with the least effort, for me. My suggestion is that if you have Assets that are different, you look into getting them into perfect compliance, BEFORE you bring them into Encore. This allows Encore to do, what it does best, create DVD Spec. DVDs for play on a television set through a set-top player, or on a computer through a DVD software player. This article will not address a lot of other possible inclusions, such as ROM content, interactive DVD, multiple Audio Tracks, Closed Captioning, or Subtitles. It also assumes that one is burning to a DVD and not to Blu-ray Disc, or another medium.
Most of the thoughts here come from a few sources, the prime one being Jeff Bellunes book, The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0, by Focal Press, ISBN 0-240-52004-1. Other sources are Adobe Press Classroom in a Book for Encore, and various articles and discussions from the Adobe User-to-User Forums, for Encore and Premiere Pro.*
There are many possible ways to acquire Assets (the actual Audio and Video files that you will use), and I will not cover all of these, nor will I go into great detail on preparing your Assets for Encore, other than to say that its best to Export from your Non-Linear Editor (NLE), or convert with third-party programs, your Assets so that they are most likely to work in Encore. Your choice of NLE, or conversion program is totally up to you. There are freeware, shareware and commercial ware programs for all of this. Reading the various Adobe forums and other video production forums, plus a healthy dose of Google, should yield a whole toolbox of utilities. No one utility, from $50,000 authoring programs to freeware file converters can do it all. Like a good mechanic, you need the best tools for the exact job. Also, there are other DVD authoring programs, and some are less strict, than is Encore, about what they will and will not accept. Your final DVD may play perfectly, or it may not. Encore tries to assure that you will get perfect playback on as many different machines, as is possible.
Ill step you through my personal workflow, but you have to understand that this is not the ONLY way to do it. You also must realize that your exact needs might dictate that you do it otherwise. All Im giving you, is what has worked for me in hundreds of successful DVD Projects. It is based on trial-and-error, a lot of help from the regulars in the Adobe forums, Jeff Bellunes book and other resources. How you adapt this to your personal workflow, or your particular Project is up to you.
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To start, plan your Project from beginning to the finished product in this case, a DVD that can play on a TV, or on a computer, that is compliant with the DVD specs. I usually have edited all of my Video and Audio Assets, using Adobe Premiere Pro (PP), and Adobe Audition (AA). Any still Assets have usually come from Adobe Photoshop (PS), whether they are Menus, or Graphics of some sort. This allows me great flexibility in the creation and Export of my Assets. In a parallel universe, one might have a client, who hands them Assets, that have to be manipulated. One then has to find the right tools to get the Assets into a format that will work.
I plan each Project, and usually draw out a flowchart (not unlike the Flowchart Panel in Encore) in Adobe Illustrator (AI). This gives me the layout and navigation of the DVD, and lists all of my Assets, showing all of the links from Menus to Assets, often by way of Playlists, or Chapter Playlists. From this flowchart, I then create a list of all of my Assets, noting what form they are in, and also which ones will, or might, need some additional work.
Next, I gather these Assets from their location on my systems hard drive (HDD). There, I have built a folder hierarchy that differentiates the Assets type, Still, Menu, Music, Audio (associated with the Video) and Video. All are below my main Projects folder. As I have created these Assets, I have control over their form and format. All of my Video is an elemental stream (Video only no Audio, not muxed) in the DV-AVI format. All of my Audio is an elemental stream (Audio only no Video, not muxed) in the AC3 (Dolby Digital) format and is usually DD 5.1 Surround Sound. All of my Music (for Menus, etc.) is in AC3 format. All of my Menus are PSDs, and are either built FROM the template Menus in Encore, adapted for my needs, or are constructed in PS using the exact same conventions as the template Menus in Encore.
I have created a template Project in Encore, that has my normal structure in place. It is empty, except for a Bin structure, which lists my Assets: Video, Timelines, Audio, Music, Menus, etc.. This template has been saved from Encore (remember, its otherwise empty), and I Open it in Encore, and immediately Save_As, to my Project folder, with that Projects name. I use Save_As for two reasons, it leaves my template Project untouched and then locates my Project in the proper folder and is still in Encore on my screen. If I were to use Save_As_a_Copy, Id then have to Exit and Open that copy. My way automatically gets me to where I need to be, with my new Project (named appropriately) open in Encore. Im ready to get started.
With my Assets list in hand, I Import these into the pre-made Bins. First, I Import my Videos, as Timelines into my Timelines Bin. This brings in my DV-AVI Video files and creates a Timeline for each. When done, I split out the Video, into the Video Bin leaving the Timelines alone in the Timelines Bin. If I have any Video for my Motion Menus, I Import, as Asset, into the Video Bin, along with the Videos that were used to automatically create my Timelines. Next, I Import, as Asset, my Audio AC3 files into the Audio Bin. Same for Menus, as Menus, into my Menus Bin. Music AC3's are Imported as an Asset into the Music Bin. Should there be any Stills, that are not Menus (highly unlikely), they are Imported into a Stills Bin. Now its time for some drag-n-drop. Each Timeline has its Video on it, and I go to the Audio Bin, and drag the appropriate Audio file to its respective Timeline. Because I edited and Exported these files as elemental streams (non-multiplexed, or muxed), I know that they are EXACTLY the same Duration. Now, I set the appropriate Poster Frame for each Chapter/Timeline. To step back a bit here, I need to point out that I always edit my movies in PP, my NLE of choice, and keep each Chapter on its own Sequence. I Export each Sequence as a separate file (one Audio and one Video). I almost never use Chapter Markers, as each Chapter will be a separate set of Audio and Video files, and will have it own Timeline in Encore. The only times that I use Chapter Markers, is when I need some additional navigation within a Timeline, but that is not often. This is just how I edit. I will not cover other methods, but there are books and articles that discuss other ways. None is right vs wrong. They are just different, and this one is mine.
From my Flowchart Panel, I know if I will have a Video (with Audio) lead-in as my First Play. I also know exactly what my Menu structure will be. Most of my Projects have a Main Menu with sub-Menus for Scene selection, or other features navigation. I also know how many Playlists I will need, and create these. There is usually a Play All Playlist, as my Chapters are all on a separate Timeline. I seldom use a Chapter Playlist (similar name, but different than a Playlist). These are all stored in my Playlist Bin. Now, I can now start Linking my Assets.
In PS, I will have named my Buttons to correspond to the names of my Chapters (remember mine will be each on a separate Timeline, which have also been named appropriately). I leave the Button numbering, which is different than a Buttons name, in the same hierarchal order, #1 is the lowest on the Button Layer Set palette, with higher numbers in ascending order. Because my Buttons are already named, Ill take each Menu into the Menu Monitor and do a Ctrl-a (Select all) and makes sure that Sync Button Name is unchecked in the Menu Properties Panel. I do this for all of my Menu Buttons - heck, I have already spent the time in PS to create the proper Text Layer, and have changed the Buttons names to what I want them to be, why mess that up now.
With the Buttons, in all of my Menus and sub-Menus named appropriately, I can look in the Flowchart Panel and know exactly where I need to Link. One could almost do this blindfolded. Its here that I make sure that the End Actions get me exactly where I wish to go. Also, by using Playlists for things like Play All, I can set the End Action there.
Last, I address my Menus, regarding Motion. About half of my Menus have some form of animated Background. These are always non-muxed DV-AVIs (stored in the Video Bin). Almost all of my Menus will have Audio, in the form of an AC3 (stored in the Audio Bin).
Everything has been Linked, all End Actions have been set, nothing is left in the Orphanage, and it is time to Check Project. Oh, if I do have animations on my Menus, Ill Render Motion Menus and Preview them. I always leave all functions checked in Check Project and run it. I note any warnings, or errors, and go about fixing these. Ninety percent of the time, I only get the occasional warning, and it will be about End Actions. As these are only warnings, I note them to make sure that, in Preview, things function as I wish. There are almost never any errors, but if there are, I begin fixing them. Note: the Check Project function really only checks the navigation, as per the DVD specs. It does not check that your Assets are compliant. Since mine are, before they are Imported, this is never a problem.
Now, I Preview, and Preview, and Preview. Normally, I am able to leave Button Routing to Automatically Route Buttons, so I seldom have to worry about that. Also, since I either built my Menus FROM the Encore Menu Templates, or created them PER the Encore Menu Templates, I seldom have any Button overlaps.
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I go through the process of burning a DVD from a Premier Pro Project and at the end of the process I get an encoding error and the dvd does not start burning. How do I fix this?

I go through the process of burning a DVD from a Premier Pro Project and at the end of the process I get an encoding error and the dvd does not start burning. How do I fix this?

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Yes I am using encore. I used to have no problem doing this, but I had to get a new computer and now something isn't working right.
How about some DETAILS?
-Premiere Pro Video Editing Information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
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If anyone has any insight, it would be very much appreciated. I tried to find the answer by looking at this forum and google and I haven't been able to find any information. When I import the .wmv file on a mac to Encore DVD CS3, I am getting the following error message"The software that's used to decode the media is not available on this system. Installing the correct decoders for the files you are working with may help correct the problem."
Unfortunately this error message doesn't tell me where to look to resolve this. I have filp4mac installed and I am able to view .wmv files. So any insight on how to correct this issue would be very much appreciated. Take care - Julie

If your asset is very very large (like over two hours long) then Encore might insist on scanning the entire asset before importing it. You should notice your hard drive light on steadily, or a lot of disk drive activity from Encore using a program like Process Explorer.

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