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I am currently using cs3 version of encore and have come accross a problem when trying to import a large (3.1gb)m2v file that was created in PPcs3.
When I try to import, encore starts to try to import but them suddenly closes down completely. I can import smaller m2v files with out a problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
my system is Inte duo 2 quad processor QX6800, 4gb ram, GEforce 8800GTX graphics card and I'm using XP Pro operating system
Ian

I had similar problems with CS3. This is my research and solution (so far...)
When outputting MPG files for HD, if you dont do multiplexing in Premiere, it generates a M2V file and a WAV file. Encore basically crashed on every import of the m2v, (irrespective of importing as timeline or as asset) if it was larger than some value (experimentaly around 8GB).
Someone suggested that it had to do with the XMPSES files. So put the m2v and wav file in a separate directory and import from there (or delete the XMP and XMPSES file). I tried this and it does work, but the chapterpoint information is lost, so in the end I tried to avoid creating >7GB files for import in ENCCS3. However, later with another project, Encore did not even accept 4GB files.
In the end I found the solution to be to have Premiere generate a transport stream (i.e. a multiplexed file m2t in stead of two separate files for audio and video (wav and m2v)). Get a license for the AC3 encoder, switch on multiplexing and Encore happily imports the resulting files without any problem (until now)
Hope this helps
Lucien

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