Encore not found

I cannot find Encore in Premiere Pro (and I have the full (bought) version. Any help?

http://helpx.adobe.com/encore/kb/encore-cs6-installed-cc.html

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"File not found" error when I try to render an animated menu (on mac) Encore CS4

I'm making a dvd with at least 2 animated menus. It means that I have a 1 movie in the background of each menu. Over my background, I have 3 thumbnail buttons which contain a small piece of movie animated movie too. When I try to to view my menus, in order to see the animation in the background and in the thumbnails I need to render the animation through File - Render - Motion menus.
The problem is that it works for the first menu but then when I continue my navigation to the second menu that has animation in background and thumbnails too, if I choose Render Motion menus,after 3/4 of the rendering it says "file not found" even if all the files are well in place in their folders.
Does anyone would have an idea of how to resolve this stupid problem that prevents me to burn my project on a DVD since the same errors will appear during the burning process (I use a mac with Encore CS4). Is it a bug? What are the solutions? Thanks for answering.
Steven.

SteveDVD,
The use of the .WMV was because that was part of the Library .EM template. I would not anticipate problems with other formats, so long as they are supported and the same for all of your Menus in the Project.
If you have done several Motion Menu Renderings, you might want to clear Encore's Media Cache, just in case it is still referencing previous Render files.
And yes, the re-Importation should yield the same result as Linking/re-Linking.
Unfortunately, I do not have CS4, so I can't test this for you. There do seem to be a few real Bugs in the various CS4 programs, and maybe this is one?
That "File Not Found" rings a bell in my feeble brain. Seems that there was a post on that, but I do not remember it being related to Motion Menus. Maybe search will yield something of use.
Good luck,
Hunt

Error while rendering: Export file not found - what to do?

Hi,
I have been editing my video in four different premiere pro projects (as I got adviced to do from these forums because it's AVCHD clips). I have rendered these four projects and burned to four DVD's (total playtime is around 1.5hours) - which is working fine.
But then I try to import all four projects into one big master project because I want to make a blu-ray iso. The import goes fine (I import like this: File > Import > Choose project > Import entire project)
I export to encore, make the menus etc. and click "build" to start rendering. The problem is that after some time I get this error:
Blu-ray Object: "sequence-name-here/project-name-here.prproj", Export file not found
I have seen this error before while rendering some of the four individual projects - but when I saw them I simply just tried again by exporting to encore from the projects again. This seemed to work - but with the big master project I have tried several times with no luck.
Can anyone help me fix this issue? :)

Yes, I got this too:
For posterity, here is what I have found that completely fixes this error, repeatedly: Clear Encore's cache. Specifically:
Close your Encore project and exit Encore
Go to the cache subdirectory named for your project (ie. if your save file is c:\projects\mymovie.ncor then go to c:\projects\mymovie\cache)
Delete the file "mlf.cache.v10"
If your Encore project contains any Premiere Pro dynamically-linked assets, start Premiere Pro and load at least one of the projects used in Encore. (I have found that this reduces memory usage -- for some reason, Premiere Pro takes up less memory than if Encore spawns the PProHeadless.exe media server to serve the same function)
Restart Encore and load your project
...and wait, patiently, for Encore to re-scan all of your assets and build up the cache again and don't touch it until it's finished. I use Process Explorer (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653) to watch my disk activity and CPU to know when Encore is finished (just hover on the cyan-colored graph and you can see what program is performing the most disk activity). Once it's all finished, I save, then immediately try to build my project again. For proof of concept, my 40GB BD-50 project just built last night after getting this error yesterday afternoon.
If any of your assets are not transcoded before you begin this process, transcode them all, then start this process over again from step one. Clearing the cache does not clear the transcodes.
I hope this helps someone. I was not looking forward to completely re-authoring my project, which I've been working on (on and off) for a few months.

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SteveDVD,
The use of the .WMV was because that was part of the Library .EM template. I would not anticipate problems with other formats, so long as they are supported and the same for all of your Menus in the Project.
If you have done several Motion Menu Renderings, you might want to clear Encore's Media Cache, just in case it is still referencing previous Render files.
And yes, the re-Importation should yield the same result as Linking/re-Linking.
Unfortunately, I do not have CS4, so I can't test this for you. There do seem to be a few real Bugs in the various CS4 programs, and maybe this is one?
That "File Not Found" rings a bell in my feeble brain. Seems that there was a post on that, but I do not remember it being related to Motion Menus. Maybe search will yield something of use.
Good luck,
Hunt

Problems with cached previews and File Not Found errors in preview and build

I am having serious issues with Encore CS5.
When I try and build a preview or disk/image I am getting File Not Found errors. I have emptied the media cache in the preferences but my project still seems to be referencing previously cached files or rendered menus. Is there any way to manually delete previous previews or the cache. I know that there are no missing files in my project. Any help would be very much appreciated.
I am running Mac OS 10.6.4 and Encore 5.0

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My movies are giving a URL not found on server error message, last week they worked fine. After deleting one of them, I don't get any retries for a free download. How do I contact the seller to complain?

My movies are giving a URL not found on server error message, last week they worked fine. After deleting one of them, I don't get any retries for a free download. How do I contact the seller to complain? Obviously the one of the other movies first..

Stan -
Thanks again for the simple but valuable tip.
I'm just going to repeat the relevant sections from my previous post with the screenshots this time:
Below you'll see a snip of how my current folder structure appears. It's identical to yours, except there are no button files in the General Folder. Since you were kind enough to include a file name, I did a search on that specific one and it's nowhere to be found on my hard drive. Hmmm....
I've seen others remark on how... "challenging".... Adobe's instructions can be sometime. I'll admit to having the same feeling when I was trying to download and install all the content files and the 7-zip stuff. Is the answer somehow that I screwed up that? Note the 7-zip folder right above the Adobe folder. Here's a screen shot of that expanded folder contents:
Does that look like you think it should? Have I not installed or extracted something correctly?
Finally, the only other thing I can think of to give you as much info as you might need is to include a screenshot of where the "Functional Content" stuff got saved. Adobe's instructions about this (if I recall correctly) were that it did NOT have to be installed anywhere specific, but you then had to go into Encore (& Premiere) and through preferences point to this stuff, which I believe I did. But I don't see any button type files in these anyway.
Other thoughts or advice?
Thanks!

File Not Found Error When Rendering Motion Menu

Hi there.
I'm attempting to render a motion menu and keep getting the error "file not found". All of the necessary files are available and no specific missing file is mentioned.
The background video is a .m2v, and there is a .wav audio file too. They are 42 seconds long.
I tried other Encore projects and 2 others are doing the same thing, or coming up with a 'General Error'.
I have cleaned the Database in the Media Cache. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Encore. There are no updates available.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
David

Yeah, it would have taken me quite a while to redo the menus completely! So I was very thankful for the save to menu template option.
When I (not recently, thank goodness!) have a project I suspect of corruption, I create a new project, and just "import as menu" from the old menu subdirectory. The method you used deletes the menus, so exporting the menus helps.
Mac OS 10.6.8
That's Snow Leopard, right?
Actually, I'm not really sure about Encore terminology (this was my first project), but the only motion I have in my menus is the line that appears under the button text when that button is highlighted. At one point I had the photo buttons (for videos) set to animate, but I removed that option.
A highlight is just a highlight, not "motion." Animated buttons, when rendered as the menu, are actually a video background, so that was a motion menu.
All 30 slideshows are actually individual video timelines. They were created and exported from Photosho Lightroom 3.
In Encore terminology, those are just videos - many Encore users choose to do slideshows as videos.
I had originally tried creating each one as a slideshow from within Encore, but I was DEEPLY dismayed by how slow Encore became, evetually locking up at least once per hour. It was ridiculous, even taking into account the fact that it is not a 64-bit program. I planned to leave 2 of the songs as Encore slideshows (Lightroom can't do Pan/Zoom), but in the end I had to replace them with mp4s because the slideshows just would not play. Really, it was about 11 wasted days plus 4 productive days to get me through the project!
Encore has a variety of problems with slideshows, but I suspect from your description that you were using very large images. Scaling them down a bit can improve performance.

File Not Found when rendering motion menus

I'm rendering motion menus in CS4. Most of them are successfully rendered but two haven't rendered yet: "FAQ A 13" and "FAQ A 14". When the rendering process gets about 3/4 of the way through FAQ A 13, I get "File Not Found" error.
There is no indication in the error box of WHICH file was not found (thanks Adobe). It doesn't seem like it can be 13, since it already successfully found 3/4 of the file. But I'd be surprised if it was 14 because 13 should have taken another 15-20 seconds of rendering before 14 was attempted.
Anyone experienced something like this and have some insight?
Thanks

Solved it (sort of): I chose a different transcode preset to force a re-transcode of the video background. Re-rendering motion menus was successful after that.
Strange though that the transcoded file was corrupted/missing (it was fresh as I had imported the asset this session).
Also strange that Encore would transcode background assets to mpeg2 before rendering the motion menu; wouldn't it have to recompress to mpeg2 after compositing the additional elements, and lose quality?

CS4 internal error 11 Media not found, for menus?

Hi,
I have been attempting to burn blu ray with menus from the Encore Library. I keep getting an error when the motion menus are being rendered at the beginning of the disk build process. The error makes reference to the menu at hand and an "Internal Error 11" Media not found. I tried changing menus and I even tried leaving out the chapter selection menus so that there were no "animated buttons". I am not sure what to do, maybe Ill try reinstalling the encore library. I know that I have to go to bed for now and I will not have time to work with it until around 5pm.. Does anybody know what is going on here?
Windows 7 Pro
Intel i7 920 2.66Ghz
6Gb Triple Channel DDR3 1600mhz
ASUS P6T Motherboard
BFG inVidia geForce 260GTX OC
MOTU 896mk3 audio interface on a dedicated PCI-E 1394 card with TI Chipset
Delta 1010 PCI audio interface
LG 8X BluRay Internal Burner

Shouldn't be a library problem.
Did you apply many "corrections" to the project?
If yes, try to clear all the files kept in "AuthorScriptHDMVSessions" folder (your Encore project folder\"name of the project"\AuthorScriptHDMVSessions).
You can clear all the .xmp files in your Encore project folder.
When you'll re-run Encore, it will take more time to re-built missed files, but everything will be cleaner.
Hope this helps
Ciao
Giorgio

When building DVD menu error "was not found"

Hi,
whent I try to build DVD disc, folder or image I get error "was not found." What could it be? My project consist of one mpeg2 video file, one mpa audio file and two subtitles tracks. First Encore transcode audio, then give error and stop.
Thanks

Try replacing your mpa audio file with an uncompressed WAV or AIFF file - see if you still get the error.

Soundbooth CS3 failed to start -preminfo.dll was not found

Soundbooth CS3 starts with error - This application has failed to start becase preminfo.dll was not found.
Vista x64 SP1
Adobe CS3 production premium ultra
Reinstall Soundbooth CS3 das not help. Premiere Pro CS3 works fine.
Tank You.

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS3\MediaCore
Production Premium apps (PPro, SB, AE, Encore) will try to load plugins placed in the above folder. This is good and bad. It's good because you place them in one location and they are shared. It's bad because if the plugin was written specifically for peremiere, it may not work correctly in Soundbooth.
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS3\Plug-ins\..
Plugins placed in the premiere folder only get loaded in to premiere.
Usually plugin manufacturer decides where they should go and you shouldn't have to worry about it. I recommend not moving them around unless there is a problem with them.

Px.dll not found

Hi
After a lot of unsuccessful fighting with the "general error" and "out of memory" errors when trying to build the DVD image, I decided to little by little rebuild my project from scratch. I am using Encore 2.0
At a certain point when building the image I started to get an error message saying that Encore cannot find the px.dll file and that reinstalling the application may fix the problem. However the process continues and apparently the image is correctly created (I have only tested a few buttons in the dvd and they work fine).
Any ideas about this error?
Are the newer versions of Encore less buggy than 2.0?
Thanks a lot

I have not found Encore2 to be buggy at all, but maybe I have been fortunate. With about 200 Projects successfully completed, I have had one error in Encore and that was probably OE. Re-doing that Project solved my one issue.
Now, I have a couple of copies of "px.dll" on my laptop. One for Premiere Pro 2.0, one for Premiere Elements and one in C:\\Windows\System32. The size/date on the Premiere Pro one is: 364 KB 11/17/2005, and the one in System32 is: 539 KB 03/21/2008.
Don't know if that info will be of any use. I also do not know what that dynamic link library does, or why I have the two mentioned above. As I do have PE installed on that machine, I can understand why the Premiere Elements one is shown. Note: all three are different sizes, and different dates.
Hunt
PS, I think that I would definitely try a Repair Install. Also, when I did the install of PE4, I had to do a Repair Install for both Premiere Pro and Bridge, as PE4 messed up both of those. Luckily, there was an Adobe Knowledgebase article, that saved me a lot of searching and fighting. Usually, Adobe programs play better with each other, but I guess they never figured that someone with CS2 Production Studio would ever install PE4.

Xvidcore.dll not found

When opening Encore I get the error: "xvidcore.dll not found". I can close this and all runs ok (so I think so far). Any ideas on a fix? Thanks!

XviD is another thing like DivX - best avoided.
It's an AVI - of sorts - but a very heavily compressed one, where it is possible to put an entire movie on a 700Mb CD-ROM.
Trying to use this sort of AVI file is never going to give great results either.
AVI simply means "Audio Video Interleave", nothing more, and there are many types. For the purposes of DVD, you should ideally be using DV AVI Type 2.

PDA: Scheme not found : file

Hello!
I'm using J9 for launching midlets on my hp iPaq hx2410.
I manage to comunicate with PC using serial port. My next task it to create a file on the disc of PDA. I can't do it.
the exception is :
javax.microedition.io.ConnectionNotFoundException : Scheme not found : file
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thanx in advance chicks and dudes.

I recently discovered that this error occurs in Encore 1.5 if there are illegal characters (\/:?*"<>|) in the name or file path of the image you're writing.
Mike

Blue-Ray Object: "Menu"; Export File Not Found--Any Clues?

Trying to build a Blue-Ray DVD in CS3 (version 3.0.1.008). Project has motion menus and previews without errors. Upon trying to build either a disc or image I get the error
Blue-ray object: "Menu"; Export file not found.
Where "Menu" is the name of one of the sub menus in my project.
Has anyone seen this error? What is an Export file? When and how does it get created?
I have successfully burned this project to a standard DVD format.

I have the pleasure of closing out my own question. I found the following post that was the clue I needed.
http://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/145/857374
It would appear that the Blue Ray build process is a lot more sensitive to file naming. I brought into my project a menu that I used as a starting template, I edited it in Photoshop and then renamed it in Encore. During the Blue Ray build process Encore rendered the menus to the original template names, but when it needed them to build the DVD it looked for the files that had the new names I had given the menus in Encore.
Here is the fix. I exported the final menus using the Save as Template function in Encore. I then re-imported them as menus and relinked them to the DVD assets. Everything worked fine from that point on.
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