Encore Trouble

Hello all! I'm having some trouble with Adobe Encore cs6 currently. I've seen this problem posted around the forums, but not answered in the way I'm currently experiencing it. Anyway, I've just recently finished editing an HD (1920x1080) project using Premiere CC, exported it using Media Encoder (1080p 29.97 fps using h.264) and now I'm trying to burn it to a DVD for a client using Encore - which I thought would be the easiest part of the process. I've heard of people having trouble getting the resolution to go above 720x480, but mine seems to be big enough, but it's quite grainy in blurry when it looks fine in Premiere CC. The footage was shot progressive, but it seems to me that Encore is automatically changing it to interlace (which I've heard it does). Now, I have looked for a solution to this (which appears to be Encore CS6 produces Pixelated and Grainy DVDs...????) BUT when I right click my timeline OR video file in the project menu in Encore, the "Transcode Settings" option is grayed out. So I'm not sure what to do at this point.

the Transcode Settings option grayed out in Encore:
Something I just noticed. The Transcode Settings on the video file is clickable, so I edited the Transcode Settings per the instructions in - Encore CS6 produces Pixelated and Grainy DVDs...????, and am exporting an ISO currently. Will reply with an update.

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Memory and Remote Control Troubles Encore CS4

Hi again After a week I have not seen any solution (or cause to my problem and hope perhaps someone will have some tips for me. So I copy my last new post and keep my fingers crossed! ( I think I read somewhere this is the way to go about - reposting)
I just finished reading threads re memory problem with encore. Some from 2008! I'm using files I have created in PPcs4 with AVCHD clips exported as media to give me .avi files that I use to make a dvd in Encore. Usually it goes all well only for one thing my remote control end product does not work as it should at all, yes I still can play back the whole DVD and even go from one chapter to the next but not really choose and not with the menu on screen.
So that is where the next trouble arises as I try to get the remote control in the pannel preview to work. After only a few changes in the button routing trying the preview will get me the insufficient memory warning. It does not really crash, the preview may freeze but I can terminate it and try again. But from then on it's "go slow" to no where I read Bill H's entry about page filing and tried a few things I have 8gb ram so used one of my TB and allocated this x3 in virtual memory. I don't really understand what I'm doing, just tried to follow some instructions. but this did not make any difference at all. I also have asked my system (W7 4gb ram i5 intel and plenty of HD realestate) to optimise for best performance. So my Desktop is now looking a little pale! Still to no joy.
My other trouble which seems related is this darn remote control. I can't get it working I used it in pp2 suite I can't quite remember how it was but it worked. Here in CS 4 all I can see is a slight highlight when I hover over it but it does not seem to respond. I've been to so many searches but none seem to respond to "enable preview remote control" or anything around this meaning. So as long as I can't use it in the pgr as long it will not be correct on my dvd!
I have not used Mpg and can see my Audio timeline the same length as my Video
I just imported such a file in a new project chose a preset menu (Before I used a blank menu and created buttons on a jpeg), made 3 chapters linked correctly (my Build /check did not return any error) but still unable to use the remote control, It's ok with the mouse till I try a little more and I get a memory problem.
PS I always had a memory problem but not related to computers! I feel a little embarrassed that I have not been able to solve this after so much time spent on it and hope some one may have an answer. Thank you
I have not been through defrag and turning everything else off as I worked in PP with nil such problem and thought I gave PP a harder job with my hd clips, titles, added audio. Perhaps I'm quite wrong.
I also remember reading about someone who's remote control would work ok on 4:3 ratio but not on wide, so I tried both to no avail in my case.
Ok I'll go quiet
PS: I also added that i did go through defrag and found it was not needed. as I suspected I had lots of room. (i5 8gb ram, 2X1tb hd external 1/2 tb )
I'm aware and do appreciate that people who give help on forum are doing it on a voluntary basis using their own time and am very thankful for it.

Thank you Stan. It's not going too well, first I tried to capture the screen (I have 2 monitors) and it gave me a lot of trouble unlike yesterday, (it kept capturing the wrong screen although Encore was the one activated) and I ended with a black and white screen?
Then my memory error became worse. I turned the internet off and lots of processes with no improvement. Anyway here is what I got about routing.I wonder why it's a gif image I saved it for the web. Actually these buttons weren't routed anymore and had a zero on most branches (arrows) - Hmm I can see "Sunpeak" with such zeros here! I don't know what happened but even "play All" was routed to "Banff" at the bottom right that is 1 to 2. before I took the screen shot. I might have to try with a conventional lay out menu button. This is difficult with all my memory crashes. I looked at quite a few threads to optimise but many relate more to AE that has a memory setting in Preferences. (actually, as a trial, I even allocated 5 gb ram for other application from AE that I don't even use, but to no avail)
I definitely routed each button 1to 8 but here it's not anymore the way it was! And I'm sure I save it after doing so.
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For CS4, you need the Encore CS4 Roxio component update http://forums.adobe.com/thread/400484?tstart=0
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
Also, Long File Names Cause Crashing http://forums.adobe.com/thread/588273
And #4 Here http://forums.adobe.com/thread/666558?tstart=0
And This Message Thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/665641?tstart=0
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Audio Troubles wiz after effect composition file throught encore.

So i run the CS3 master collection. Got a server dual core xeon 3ghz,4GB of ram and a 7800 GT Geforce video card.
My trouble started when i wanted to make a commercial DVD for some customers.
Been creating and editing videos assets, animated menus in after effects(i kept low setting to be sure i would have enought ram memory to run it then in encore. Until there everything was fine.
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Now it took me an insane amount of time before i could render some preview version of it. After running computer all nite long, finally get it burn, but keep on being freezed for long time when it came to get files transcoded in the building process.
Anyway after getting dvd burned, went to check on it and some part of the dvd, (video assets mainly) had missing soundtrack, or get soundtrack from transition assets.
So now i am extremly frustrated and ********* at Adobe, don t know what to do. Even think that Adobe Dynamic Link is the biggest joke ever... Can t even run after effects and encore together... So when they said on the CS3 master collection box that requirement needed is 1 to 2 GB of ram, i cannot beleive it.
For now the CS3 master collection might work on the paper but not on my computer...
Anyway if anyone would have the same audio problems and found a solution to it plz share it. It would save me from angry customers...
Cheers.
Arno.

So tried to render the project by taking off one RAM stick from the computer (renaming my after effects files and redoing my encore composition also with an other name) and did work (still did it with vista business as the OS tho, because I ve seen Neil's post to late and already format the computer , couldn't be bother to redo it to put an xp version :p ).
Cheers for that.
By the way I did READ the system requirements and they say : "Microsoft windows xp with sp2 OR windows vista home premium, BUSINESS, ultimate, or enterprise"... after I reckon they also say "certified for 32-bits editions" but if it not 100% certified for 64-bits edition why do they put Vista business on it ???
It's also right on the box : "more RAM recommended when running multiple components". Anyway I m not a computer specialist, and obviously differents setting must work better than others. Also, I won't take my computer retailer advice for granted anymore because they tried to make me buy heaps of components to run it when finally it wasn't a matter of boosting the computer...
Anyway thanks you all for your support, it's been precious, really appreciate it, I am now an happy Adobe customer again :)
PS: To come back at my initial sound troubles, it vanished when I renamed my After effects compo and redo my encore project.
Cheers,
Arno.

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Follow Up to: trouble using playlist in Encore 1.5

Refining my question:
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Tonight, I took a closer look at the DVD I burned. And,to my surprise, the menus and playlists are actually working fine--if left to just play after I select a button on the menu. The problems arise only when using the DVD player's remote to search or advance to the next chapter point.
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>Given item 2 in your response, would you also recommend deleting my project's existing timelines and re-creating them in the order of play?
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Encore CS5: Trouble with 720p 59.94 fps mpeg 2 files

Here are a number of problems i am having importing these files as assets into CS5 that i really need some help and guidance with. I have my quality presets for blu ray at 1280 x 720p 59.94 fps maximum quality.
1. I was able to successfully import a 720p file at 59.94fps as a asset with 5.1 audio. The asset properties say "Don't transcode"and the file type imports as a mpeg video in the project panel so i am happy right now, but
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thanks.

Hi,
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I am having trouble opening projects in Encore CS3. "project folder cannot be found"

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Did you change the name on assets only? Or did you change the name of files/folders that were in the main En project folder? If the latter, then I think you're hosed. If the former, then En should ask you where they are when you open the project.
Try putting the top-level En project folder in the same parent folder as the En project file. If you can remember what the original parent folder was called, use the same parent folder. Leave everything else as is. Launch En from the Start Menu and choose the Open Project option from the Welcome screen. Navigate to where the En project file is and select that. Open the project.
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Adobe Premiere Encore CS5 & Trouble With Building

I'm writing to ask help for my collegue who has worked for a DVD for 3 days and ended up with the same problem consistently.
He did everything right as usual with CS5 Encore. Made everything including subtitles and menus, in order to create a master copy. So that we could print hundreds of it, to sell.
But whenever he pressed 'build' , the program cancelles itself.
Just to check if it's a problem with the pc, we tried it on another pc. And same problem occured.
And we made a very simple dvd sample with the same program and pc; and it worked!
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As this sounds like an Encore issue, it would probably be best to post in the Encore Forum. While there will be some of the same folk as here, there are a few there, who do not hang out here, but know Encore intimately.
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Encore Menu Trouble

I'm making a custom menu for my DVD in Photoshop, using the film/video preset (720x480 I believe). When I import the image to encore, everything looks good. Once I've burned the disc and put it in my DVD player the image looks stretched, as do the video buttons I used.
Any ideas as to what the problem could be?

Before trying to create a menu from scratch in Photoshop, it helps to learn by starting with one from the Encore library and modify it in Photoshop. Add a menu from the Encore library to an Encore project, then right click and pick "edit in Photoshop." When you realize how easy it is, there's no need to start from scratch. You can change everything you want to change before you can learn the small subtleties that created your problem.
In any event, as John says, PAR is the partner of the pixel size. But you have a choice to make: widescreen or standard? You don't say which you picked, so I assume you simply got it wrong. The Film & Video presets in Photoshop have a group of Pixel Aspect ratios at the bottom. The 720x480 you indicate is NTSC, so you pick between D1/DV (par .91) or widescreen (1.21).
It is possible you did it right, and Encore is interpreting it wrong, which you can fix, either way, by telling Encore which is correct. Since your menu looks stretched (rather than squished), you probably used widescreen when you wanted standard.
Try changing in Encore by looking at what Encore is seeing as the display ratio: 4:3 or 16:9. Select the menu in Encore (select the menu only,not a button), and look at the properties panel, basic tab. If is set as 4:3, change it to 16:9.

Encore having trouble loading my sequence from Premier Pro CC.

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You can't import a sequence from Premiere CC to Encore CS6, you have to export the video out of Premiere as a Mpeg2dvd and import the two files, one audio and one video, into Encore. Encore CS6 is the last of the Encore releases and will not directly link to any of the CC programs.

Adobe Encore is not compatible with this version of Windows.

After spending several days swapping email with Adobe Support, (if you can call it that), regarding this message when I would open Encore in Windows 7, I was finally told this by Adobe, "this is a known bug and adobe is working closely to get this issue sorted out as soon as possible."
I had others issues, mainly with install, updates and activation as well.
I had trouble getting CS4 Master Collection to install on Vista so I went back to XP and now this.
IMHO, Adobe Customer Service/Support is the worst in the business. I paid too much for this software to get this kind of support.
It appears Adobe does not care.

Adobe Customer Service/Support is the worst in the business.
According to Adobe, they know this and are working to fix it, apparently by switching support companies.
Personally, I don't think Adobe should outsource their support at all. Paid support should get you in touch with an Adobe engineer, one who actually works on and uses the program. Free phone support, maybe you can outsource that. But paid support? No, that needs to be kept in house and get you on the phone with someone who actually knows, not just reads from a script.

A new Encore user's experience.

Being as this is a louge this might be a place to share.
First, I am not a pro, but I have been using Premiere since 4.2 to produce simple teaching videos and over time have gotten to where I have done more fun stuff and even a couple of events, for money even. Until recently I created my DVDs using Sony DVD Architech.
So all week I've been editing video from a race held near here recently (motorsports, 24 Hours of LeMons) where I attended with a team with the idea of getting photos and video and putting together something the team and friends would enjoy. I got some good in-car video, and some not so good, but that's another matter.
For this project I decided to finally try using Encore to create the DVD. The Sony software didn't do Blu-Ray and I wanted to try that, too. So I start up Encore and when it finally loaded I started a project in the usual Adobe style then was presented with a screen I simply could not figure out. I poked around trying to figure out what the basic procedure was and found the "import" function, tried to import and mgep file, and I got my first blue screen ever on this system.
Rebooted, and restarted Encore, I explored more on my own. I can usually figure out these things on my own. I explored the menus and buttons, and figured out that an asset was probably anything I wanted to put on the DVD. Other than that I was pretty much stuck. I imported another mpeg file and that worked, but I finally gave up and decided to try "Help". That took me to the Adobe site, and that to the Lynda tutorials, which were just what I needed. I went through them one-by-one and they answered most of my questions. They were excellent. Quick, clear, and just the right amount of detail for a tutorial. Adobe did good with that one.
With Lynda's help I was off and running. I figured out how to create menu templates by examining the ones that came with Encore and I figured out how to change the order and other settings for each button. Everything was going smoothly now. I had a project that had a menu and three videos. The preview feature was also working great. But, the highlight I used for my buttons is a green dot that has an inner shadow. In preview I only get a green dot. No shadow. Later on the DVD itself, same thing. I later learend by reading in these forums that that is the fault of the DVD player.
I still had room for one more button, and I still had lots of photos I had not used, so I tried the slide show feature. It looked like it would a good job just showing photos, and for this project I thought it would be a nice little extra. I know that some people here consider it to be a comsumer gimick and just seeing it in Encore made me think the same thing, as if Adobe wanted to be able to match the features of (much) lesser DVD authoring programs. No matter. I'd also learn, by experience that this feature still needs a little work. Again, I am not a pro, so if I notice something that needs fixing it must really scream out at you guys and gals.
It was pretty easy to import my photos and add them to the slide show, but I soon learned that 99 photos is the max for a slide show. I suppose that is OK. Next, I learned that the shortest time I could display a slide is about 1.2 seconds. I was hpoing to be able to run through some of my photos quickly to simuate a stop-action sequence for those times when I just held the shutter release button and snapped away at the action, such as a car spinning off into the dirt. It could be that this limit is due to the cross-fade transitions I had set as the slide show's default transition. I'll try it again later without transitions to see what happens.
Adding and removing slides turned out to be a real pain. When addidng slides in mass I'd get an error saying there was something wrong with a slide. I forget what the other errors were, but I got a lot of them. They were probably related to the number of slides I was placing in the timeline, over 99 total. But besides the errors, Encore really slowed down. It took maybe 10-15 minutes for it to get back to normal, or just about how long it took me to give up and go off and fold laundry. So then I tried to delete some slides and that took for ever, especially if the slide was near the beginning of the show. I figure Encode must be reprocessing the whole show somehwow. But after these problems something seemd to be wrong with Encore. It was slow when doing anything. I closed it and started it up again. It was all better again.
In previews the slide show looked good, but I realized that I needed to resize the photos. I did this in Photoshop for a handful then came back to Encore, expecting it to update itself, seeing as assets like these are external to the Encore project itself, but that didn't happen. If I edited a video and came back to Premiere it would re-import the video. Apparently this doesn't happen in the slide show. I deleted the slide show and started again. At least it is easy to set up new slide shows, except as noted above.
The do-over worked. The slide show looked good.
I burned a DVD and the results were excellent, except for, again, the slide show. The show ran OK, but at the end of each transition there was a little flicker, more like a contrast glitch. Annoying, and it has to be fixed or else the slide show feature will be useless, even for me, except for personal use.
Other than that, all was good. I edited video and Encore reimported it and the burn was successful and it looked great, well, on my analog TV. I still don't have digital as I canceld cable and quit watching TV nearly 2 years ago. But it was working, minor changes were easily handled, etc.
I then tried the Flash feature, and it worked well, except that the video frame is not centered (too far to the right). The HTML code was simple enough. The video plays in a table whose width is 99% of the screen the cell justification is centered. I'm sure I could deal with that in my own pages. But, a bigger problem, again involving the slide show. The VCR controls would pop up at the start, or end, of each slide, and then would disappear again on its own. Again, the slide show is a nice feature but I can't use it if the controls are going to be going up and down throughout the show.
I also exported an image and will be trying that out later. Being able to create an image for the DVD is nice. It means I won't have to use Encode for future burns, and I might have trouble keeping up with the 80 GB of files I have in this project.
Mike

Thanks for reporting.
I'm one of those folk, who shies away from SlideShow in En, choosing to do that in PrPro and then Exporting a DV-AVI.
Though this is not a "technical" forum, I'll risk Jeff & Neil's wrath and throw out one comment. If your still images were not resized to your Project's Frame Size, say 720 x 480, PAR = 1.22 (for NTSC 16:9 in this example), you are asking the program to downsize all of your 99 stills. That WILL slow things to a crawl. Also, I feel that resizing in Photoshop, rather than En, or PrPro, will give you better results. This is a time, where bigger is not better. If you redo, or do a similar Project, explore resizing the stills in PS first, and then Importing those. This ARTICLE might give you some tips on automating the resizing, prior to Import.
OK, enough of that technical drivel. Thanks again for sharing!
Hunt

Simple button highlights in PSD menu not working properly in Encore

I'm having some trouble making even basic menus this week - I'm working on a couple of projects that need simple menus on their DVDs, but I can't get them to work.
For one project, it's a simple menu with a photo as the background and two buttons - 'Play' and 'Behind the Scenes'. Each button group consists of a text layer with the button title and a layer called '(=1) Highlight'. The highlight layer is a simple straight line underneath the text. Nothing is overlapping, however the line is not appearing on one of the buttons. The group is detected as a button in Encore, and works when it is linked to the timeline, but the line does not appear
With the other project I've been working on this week, there's a few menu pages - a main menu, and some chapter select sub menus. These menus look a bit fancier, but the buttons are still fairly simple - they basically consist of a line of text, but this time the highlight is a rectangular outline. I'm having what looks like the same problem with these menus - the highlights aren't displaying correctly. Most of the outlines are missing their bottom lines - so only a three-sided box is appearing.
I've made plenty of menus before using the same method, and more complicated ones than this too, without running into any issues. I haven't been able to figure out what the problem is, despite starting over and making the menus from scratch several times, and making them one step at a time, importing them into Encore at every step to test. At some point, one or more of the highlights will always stop working. Despite this systematic approach, I'm still baffled. I'm using Photoshop CS5.1 and Encore CS5.1. After running into problems on one computer I tried making menus from scratch on another computer with the same version software but had the same problem.
Has anyone got any suggestions of things I should try that might solve this problem? I can send an example of a menu that's not working for me if anyone would like to take a look.

Thank you, everyone, for your continued support.
I have tried everything suggested here, plus lots more, since I last posted. There are glitches no matter what I do. I don't think it's anything to do with what I'm doing in Photoshop as I've tried using some menus from the Encore library and I'm having the same problem with those. I've also tried using buttons from the Encore library on my menus with the same result.
But that got me to thinking - perhaps it's just a glitch with Encore's previews. So I tried actually building a DVD image, even with the menus that appeared to be broken, and they turned out to be fine. So it must just be a glitch in the Encore preview.
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