Encore CS4 - restoring my "Disc" tab?

I somehow accidentally closed the "Disc" tab in Encore CS4 - the tab that has the pie chart showing how much of the disc is used by the project so far, along with choices to check the project and build the DVD.
Can anyone tell me how to get that window back? I looked under the "Windows" menu, which is where I logically expected it to be, but all it has is separate options for "Build" and "Check", but nothing for "Disc".
I really liked the layout of the "Disc" menu, and would really like to get it back. Anywhere else I can look to find it?

That's all under the Build tab now. And CS4 doesn't have a pie chart - it's just a bar graph.
-Jeff

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Today I edited the video, re-encoded the mpg file using quality 5 and 2 pass vbr, and added a slide show (about 6 photos) to the encore project. It also builds fine to a disc image (iso file). But when I try to burn the iso file using windows 7, it tells me the iso image is invalid. I tried imgburn and got an error message like this:
session 1 track 1 MODE1 .... 2054
dvd format: MODE1 .... 2048
If I ask imgburn to continue it then says something about CSS and encryption, which I don't use, so I assume the iso file is too messed up.
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- when burning directly to disk, Encore does not close the sessing. This means, the Disk is not playable on all home Blue-Ray players. It was playable on my computer, but after closing the session manually the disc was a coaster.
- when burning on a virtual burner (Virtual CD 10), the Blue-Ray plays ok on my computer, but I am NOT able to make a ISO image from this disk because some errors (unreadable blocks) on the disk are reported during creation and image creation stops.
- from time to time (not reproduceable), Encore produces an additional AACS folder on the created Blu-Ray.
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The "Build" tab, eh? Well, when I go to CS4, I'm sure I'll need to revisit this thread to refresh my memory. At least they did not rename it the "Share" tab, like Premiere Elements. That still seems so wrong for some reason.
FWIW, "Disc" tab worked fine for me. Seemed so highly logical.
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I have a problem concerning the export of a disc image file in Encore CS4. I recently upgraded to CS4 and wanted to continue my project which I started editing with CS3. While working with CS3 I already did image files from this project for burning and testing the DVD. Back then it worked with no problems.
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1309029 http://docs.roxio.com/patches/pxengine4_18_16a.zip
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I've built a Premiere Pro CS4 project which, after adding a menu in Encore CS4, I'm trying to output/"Build" a disc from Encore. The project's assets comprise original AVCHD video from my Sony Handycam and, from these, some After Effects CS4 generated segments (which I first converted from AVCHD to MPEG2 HD using Free HD Converter V1.7).
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More on Encore and Roxio http://forums.adobe.com/thread/528582?tstart=0 or direct to
http://kb.roxio.com/search.aspx?URL=/content/kb/General%20Information/000070GN&PARAMS
Plus, Long File Names or odd characters Cause Crashing http://forums.adobe.com/thread/588273
And #4 Here http://forums.adobe.com/thread/666558?tstart=0
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An Encore Tutorial http://www.precomposed.com/blog/2009/05/encore-tutorial/

Encore CS4's Slideshow component= WORTHLESS

Hi,
When I create slideshows in Adobe Encore CS4 and then build them, they look "fine" when played on a computer DVD player.
However, when playing the authored DVD on an actual DVD player attached to a TV, the playback is cropped, images come out extremely dark, and each song flickers at the start of the slideshow.
I've done a lot more testing of building slideshows in Adobe Encore CS4, before I came to this realization:
ADOBE ENCORE CS4 IS FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR WAYS OFF FROM BEING READY FOR PRODUCTION USE FOR SLIDESHOWS. DO NOT USE ADOBE ENCORE CS4 FOR ANY SORT OF ACTUAL PRODUCTION USE FOR SLIDESHOWS.
I am extremely frustrated how obvious that there was absolutely no quality assurance testing with Adobe Encore CS4. When you use Adobe Encore CS4, the whole feel of using the software is that it was totally rushed out the door at about 55% complete.
My top complaints:
-When importing multiple images to the Encore library, occasional images do not get imported at all(WTF???????????????)
-images that are imported to the Encore library occasionally LOSE THEIR ORIGINAL ASSET when saving, closing, then re-opening a project.
-Encore CS4 slows down literally, exponentially, as you add a lot of images to the library. At about 500 images of about 3-4 megs each, my Core 2 Quad with 6 gigs of ram slows to a crawl.
-when in the slow state, Adobe Encore CS4 crashes randomly (and this slow state is when most of the slideshow editing needs to get done)
-authored playback is cropped
-authored playback comes out extremely dark on DVD players
-99 slide limit, which is overcome by dividing the slideshow into two slideshows, but.. there is a long and awkward pause when shifting between two slideshows during playback
Using Adobe Encore CS4 for slideshows is gauranteed to leave an extremely bad user experience and some loss of respect for Adobe.
I have no choice but to learn what other DVD slideshow building software is out there. So far, Nero, and even Windows Movie Maker, which comes free with windows seems better than Adobe Encore CS4, in terms of building slideshows.

I've been using Adobe Encore CS4 to author Blu-Ray discs with slideshows on my iMac. I've found a solution that seems to work well. But I don't use the Encore slideshow editor for this purpose.
When I import high-quality 16:9 JPEG photos directly into Encore and build a slideshow using the Encore slideshow editor, the results are terrible when viewed on a big-screen HDTV connected to a Blu-Ray player. The colors seem off, and the resolution is horrible. There are all sorts of jagged edges and other artifacts. A slideshow on a standard-definition DVD built using iPhoto and iDVD looks much better than a "high-definition" Blu-Ray slideshow built using the Encore CS4 slideshow feature.
A better solution is to simply build the slideshow in iPhoto, cropping the individual photos to 16:9 (or using the 16:9 setting on your digital still camera, if it has one), and export the iPhoto slideshow as a high-definition QuickTime movie file (*.mov). You will have to play around a bit to find the option in iPhoto that allows custom export settings, but once you find it you can encode the entire slideshow using the H.264 codec with full 1920 x 1080 resolution. Then you can import the resulting *.mov file into Encore as an asset, then create a timeline for it. You basically treat it like a movie in Encore. The final result looks great on my 1080p TV. Breathtaking, in fact.
Encore CS4 for Mac seems to have lots of bugs in it. For example, I just downloaded the latest update yesterday (I think it was 4.0.1). Now, whenever I try to build a Blu-Ray project, I get an error message, no matter what I do. Even if I start a new project from scratch. So I had to use Apple Time Machine to restore the previous version of Encore (4.0.0.258), which works fine.
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It's a shame that somebody doesn't produce a simple interlocking suite of consumer-grade Mac-compatible tools that can be used for the entire HD workflow from camera to Blu-Ray disc, similar to the way in which iMovie, iPhoto, and iDVD work for standard-definition DVDs. Apparently, the latest version of Adobe Premiere Elements for Windows does this sort of thing. But there's nothing equivalent for the Mac. And Apple still seems to be dragging its feet with regard to Blu-Ray.
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I have been using Adobe Production Premium CS4 for several months now with mostly no problems... crash here and there but nothing major. While using Encore to author a Blu-Ray disc, the software crashed when I transitioned from Photoshop back to Encore. I was editing a menu in Photoshop like I have done millions of times before, with minimal crashes. I shutdown and walked away for the day. When I came back the next day and started Encore it immediately gave me a crash report screen, and has given me a crash report screen every time since, it does not even make it to the splash screen. I have tried the OpenGL solution, no good. Tried the Version Cue startup solution, no good. Latest video drivers, audio drivers, etc, etc. Tried the user settings folder removal solution, no good. Even tried re-installing the entire suite, no good.
This makes no sense to me. I have successfully used Encore CS4 to master close to 20 DVDs since the release. There were no changes to the system from one day to the next. Any ideas?
CPU Specs:
OS: Windows XP SP3
CPU: Dual Processors - Intel Xeon 3.2 GHz
GPU: Nvidia Quadro FX 3400/4400 256 Mb
RAM: 2 GB DDR
Sound: Creative Audigy

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Under the Windows 7 Ultra OS, when I loaded Premiere Pro CS4, I received the following error message and thereafter when I tried to write a DVD with Encore CS4 I received this error message: PrimoBurnerSDK -unkown error.
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Adobe Dynamiclink Support
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Adobe Encore CS4
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Adobe Extension Manager CS4
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Adobe Media Encoder CS4
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Blu-ray says capacity too big when burning DVD Rom Folder Encore CS4

I have tried 3 times now to burn a Blu-ray Image file with a DVD rom Content Folder. The Blu-ray Image size is 45.90gb and the content folder is 1.6gb. The disk is a Sony DL 50gb Blu-ray. I have not tried to burn direct to disk because cost of Blu-rays. I am using Encore CS4. Is it that you cannot make an image file with DVD-rom for DL Blu-rays. Is there a number preset by Adobe for image file size for DL Blu-ray. Please help

45.90 GB on your hard drive and 1.6 GB on your hard drive add up to 47.60 GB.
In computer GB, (47.60 x 2^30) that's over 51 billion bytes. Sony and other blank media manufacturers report the capacity of their blank discs in normal GB (50 x 10^9), or 50 billion bytes.
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Encore Cs4 blu_ray authoring

Hello all I would like to share with all good people around my experience with Encore cs4. So far had to dig around and follow some hints within encore help and solved the following problems:
1- Now I can import DTS in the Blu-ray timeline project and build was successful.
2- Blu-ray subtitles issues generated error "Graphics ....Subtile set too close etc " also solved : Had to secure a gap of minimum
2 Frames between each subtitle - (actually I prefer to work on a gap of 4 frames to be on the safe side).
Now my headache is as follows maybe someone can help:
Project consists of a H264 1920x1080 HD timelime of around 3h.22 with menus motion menus and all the good stuff u can get out this software
and I am using 3 subtitles tracks English,French and German:
1- when linking the subtitles menu buttons respectively for each 3 subtitles tracks as follows : speficy link then the main timeline and the subtitle track number - during playback when I go to the subtitle menu to change from one subtitle to another instead of resuming it starts all over again from the very beginning of the movie.
2- Tried to animate my scenes selection menus- built took nearly 1 day and a half almost 2 days - compared to 25 minutes for a blu-ray folder of 25 GB or 1h 10min when burning directly to blu-ray disc with no scenes selection animation.
Hope someone can help and sure I am ready to share with you and extend any help needed .

Hello again John ,
Linkinking Subtitles tracks.
After linking each button this time to itself and specified the track language number as recommended.. during playback I accessed the subtitle menu through the Pop Up menu and there selected the button to switch to another track, and I can see that it has been activated since the highlight changes to Yellow ,then I scrolled down in the same menu to the "Resume" button and selected it - when activated, the "Resume" button loses its assigned function apparently and the disc exits as if I pressed the STOP button on my remote control. I was really puzzled towards this behaviour so I started the disc again,played back the movie and through the Pop Up menu accessed the same subtitle menu and -This time- I did not touch the Subs. tracks buttons (1-2-3) but instead scrolled directly to the "Resume" Button and activated it.. Guess what .. Playback resumed from where I left.This means that the moment you activate any other button prior to the Resume button it loses its functionality !
Now when I link the subs.tracks to the movie timeline intead of the subtitle menu,the moment I access the subs menu through the Pop Up menu and activate any of the desired language subs buttons tracks, playback of the movie Resumes at once( no need for the resume button) but... from the very beginning and with the new assigned language track.
Like you are witnessing this is very Odd
Now I was told that the subtitles linking do work on DVD's.. so I was curious and I looked for an old DVD project I had and linked each button to itself in the subtitle menu( same way as I did for the Blu-ray project) while specifying the right language track. I burnt the project to a DVD and watched it also on my Ps3 ,but as DVD - During playback I accessed the Main menu from the remote Control "Menu Button" and there I again from setup went to the subtitle menu and switched from the english sub track to the german track and scrolled down to the "Resume" button in the same Subtitle menu and selected it- Preview resumed from where I left and track changed to german subtitle . Now really I am at a loss:)
Now here are my observations comparing Blu-Ray build to DVD build as far as subtitles issues, in general, are concerned.
1- Although ,as you well know, each project has a default subtitle and audio track that initially is active the moment you insert your Media (blu-ray or DVD). On a normal DVD when you hit the "Play Movie" button in the Main menu, movie starts and the default subtitle is active . On a blu-ray Disc the default subtitle track is not active - and playback has no subtitle at all unless you select subtitle Button on your remote and select a language track .
2- On a DVD each subtitle track displays its language on the screen when you use the "subtitle " remote control button; i.e. English ,French or whatever etcc.. are dispayed on the screen. On a Blu-ray DISC all languages become English ! :)
3- Adobe useful Help recommends and insists on a Gap of 2 frames between each subtitle for Blu-Ray projects. Well not even 6 frames are enough you need a minimum of 8 frames gap between each subtitle which makes short subtitle lines duration very short - the moment they appear they disappear very fast.
It is a real Pitty because Encore Cs4 is a wonderful application .Unlike other complains that I randomly witness in the forum I never Had a problem with DTS audio or AC3 or H264 or MPEG or any other error like build error or audio error and all the streams I use are High Def 1920 x1080 always show on the project panel as : dont transcode for blu-ray settings . everything is great but this tiny small issue that I could not so far master !
regards

Having tbl making dvd-encore cs4,win 7,64bit

looked on forum for win 7 encore cs4 Win 7 troubles and found 2, turn off power saver and download some Roxie file. Did both but still freezes, not responding and have to end session, one at 12 min left, and now 2 min left. Also can't eject dvd, have to turn off computer. This is a SD dvd, 90 mins total time, the 1st encore project with new i7 computer, --last night it did burn it but the last 10 mins weren't there. Transcode is automatic. Any ideas--I'll see if I can work on this project in my XP computer, never had any tbl with XP....

Thanks for the reply, I will look into your ideas. I don't have screen saver on and no Nero, iTunes was downloaded with Quicktime and I beleive Win7 uses Roxio, I will check these out.
I put the hard drive docking station back on the XP windows quad core computer, the project was edited on this machine.
Encore burned the dvd complete EXCEPT now no sound, only the menu sound. When I play the timeline there's no sound. This seems to happen when I make a change in PPRO and then go back to Encore. I then export the audio from PPRO and bring it into Encore as an asset, drop it on audio 2 and then all is fine. I did that just now and still hear no audio. I've been using Encore for a year and no troubles. Glad I make the SD dvds 1st before the HD so I don't waste blu ray discs.
My win7 computer is a Dell with Win7 Ultimate, 12 GB ram, i7 920 processor, 1TB C drive and I use external drives to edit on in a docking bay with esata cable.

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