One Step Movie - Burning Errors

Can't perform one step dvd. Keep getting error messages at the end. I know this vague but any ideas? Can i change my settings, optimize them?
Or anyone know of any good Troubleshooting sites/literature?

Try bringing the tape into iMovie HD and send it to iDVD. Basically the same thing.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300741

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One Step Movie

How do you chnage the title for the One Steo Movie. I was able to burn no problem but when the disk is inserted the finished disk it says iDVD One Step Movie or something along those lines. How can I change that.
Thanks.
G5 Dual 2.0 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Step One - Make Your DVD
Step Two- Change the title.....wait a minute, there is no step two.....
Sorry don't think you can change that.....
John B.

Odd One Step DVD Burn

A friend of mine wanted me to make some DVD copies of a couple of his mini dv tapes. Each tape has 2 videos each taken on different days. Instead of using Magic Movie, I opted to burn using One Step. I burned 2 DVDs for each tape and didn't bother to watch them on TV to see if they burned OK(I will from now on).
My friend has just told me the DVD for tape 1 turned out good, movies 1 & 2 burned onto the DVD. The 2nd tape burned as movie 1 and movie 1 instead of movies 1 & 2. The odd part is the other DVD copy of tape 2 burned as movie 1 & 2.
Anybody care to take a guess as to why one DVD has movies 1 & 2 and the other has movies 1 & 1?

OneStep DVD "loops" movies since there is no menu to exit to. That's how it works.
So, my guess is that tape one was a good tape and OneStep did it's job.
Tape 2 may have had some sort timecode problem or it may have been damaged in some way that OneStep thought the tape was over.
What you saw on the second tape was OneStep's looping feature.
Sue

STO One Step Movement Type Configuration

Currently,we have a scenario where we want to configure a copy of movment 645 (one step) to use. The reason is we have follow on processes that are conditional and the stock transport is a logical move for business reason.
We are able to configure the copy of the original movement. However, what we are not able to do is change the subsequent "101" follow on movement.
We would like to change this. Can someone give some advice...
Steve Selasky
IT Tech Lead

Hello
Stock tranport order for 1st step Plant to plant 1 step has movement type 301 and there is no need to do GR.
The quantity of the stock transferred is posted immediately from the unrestricted-use stock of the issuing plant to the unrestricted-use stock of the receiving plant
Kindly recheck your scenario or provide more details to check how it can be done.
Awaiting your kind reply.
Kishor

One Step DVD stops at 30 mins on 60 min project...help please?

Hi..I'm at wits end. Altho nothing,not even an error message appears on my screen, my One Step DVD burn stops at 30 mins on my 60 min project. It looks,however, as if it is continuing to burn! It's only after the fact when I try to play it that I find out it has stopped at 30 minutes.
My set up is that I am running a mini-DV tape from my camcorder to the computer. What am I doing wrong? Preferences maybe? Thanks for any input on this at all. I'm stumped! Kate

Hi Kate:
Quit iDVD.
Locate a file named com.apple.iDVD.plist and get rid of it.
iDVD will create a new one the next time it runs.
Empty the trash and run a permission repair using the Disk Utility.
The files you need are found here:
-->/Users/YourName**/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iDVD.plist
Sue

Handling the failures of more than one step..

OK,
So I have a package it has several steps, all of which run independtly. They are concerned with the generation of text files.
The steps work, but I want to include good error handling.
This is one of four Groups I have created, each with similar tasks inside.
Lets take an example, of one group, I have attached a picture of the kind of failure I am trying to Trap.
It seems it goes at the end of this post.
Anyway, what I would like in the below example is, an email is sent to support stating:
- The TaskName(s) that failed.
- The ErrorDescription(s).
For instance, in my example I deliberately set the overwrite to false, but I know there is a file there, so it would always fail.
I tried some OnError logging for the job but it doesn't work.
I also tried OnTask failure logging for the job but it doesn't work.
The best I ever managed is an email with ONE of the failures on it, but I want one email with both failures on, (or all failures on, or 1 failure on, depedendent upon what fails).
If that is 100% not possible, then I guess it might be OK (but it isn't really what I want) to get individual emails for each component. What is the best way to meet this requirement? fyi, if scripting is involved I use Visual Basic.

Hi,
I am creating a job that handles errors, using Event Handlers - On Error (see below).
The point is that the dataflow task basically outputs the error message into a Variable (with Type Object).
Then later, I include this on an email, saying the job has failed and this was the error we got.
That all works fine, but as you can see I want to point more than one step into the error email.
We can do so with an Or for OnError's.
This is OK, but what I've noticed is that results are variable when more than one step fails:
- For instance, I've set the job up on purpose so that two steps fail > the result is that you
might get 1 email, but you might get more than one email. It's unpredictable; I wondered if there is a way round this!

Need help bringing movie into One Step DVD

I am trying to do the One Step DVD with i-movie. I have done this before, but for some reason I keep getting the error message that there is no movie on the tape. I know there is. It rewinds the tape and then pauses when it tries to capture it. Can someone help me on this? Thanks! Kelly

Any time code breaks on this tape whatsoever? Did you try Restarting your mac and the camcorder as well?
If that fails, then let's try a different approach. Let's burn a one step dvd from a movie or QT folder. Let me know if this works for you or not.
Click Here
Burning a OneStep DVD from a movie on your hard disk
You can burn a OneStep DVD from a movie on your hard disk, skipping the creative process involved in creating menus, modifying themes, and so on. When you insert the burned disc into a DVD player or a computer, the disc plays automatically.
To burn a OneStep DVD from a movie on your hard disk:
With iDVD open, choose File > “OneStep DVD from Movie.”
Locate the movie you want to add in the dialog that opens, then click Import.
Insert a blank DVD disc into your computer’s SuperDrive or an external drive when you are prompted to do so.
A progress dialog indicates how far along you are in creating the DVD. You can click the Cancel button at any point before the burning stage to quit and leave the DVD disc untouched.
iDVD burns the disc in whatever format (NTSC or PAL) you have specified in iDVD preferences, regardless of which format the video is in. If the formats are different, iDVD warns you before burning, because some visual distortions might result in the burned DVD.
NOTE: After burning, to eject a disc from your computer’s internal disc drive, press the Media Eject key on your keyboard, if there is one. On keyboards with no Media Eject key, hold down the F12 key until the eject icon appears and your disc is ejected.
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Using "One Step DVD from Movie" on my IMac 10.8.6 using Verbatim DVD-R ("Life Series") 4.7 GB 16X 120, I get a wide angle version of my two minute story rather than the 3X4 standard aspect ratio that I normally get and want. Help!

While using "One Step DVD from Movie" using DVD-R Verbatim ("Life Series" 4.7 16 X 120 min) on my IMac 10.6.8 I get a wide angle aspect ratio on the DVD not the standard 3X4 aspect ratio. The Quicktime Movie is is standard 3X4 aspect ratio and the video video footage is standard 3X4 aspect ratio? Advice will be greatly appreciated.

Try this basic troubleshooting fix :
1 - delete the IDVD preference file, com.apple.iDVD.plist, that resides in your
User/Home()/Library/ Preferences folder.
2 - delete IDVD'S cache file, Cache.db, that is located in your
User/Home()/Library/Caches/com.apple.iDVD folder.
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3 - reboot.
4 - launch IDVD and try again.
Personally I would not the the one step method but create the iDVD project from scratch so you can make sure the widescreen option is not selected in the preferences and you can follow this workflow:
Once you have the project as you want it save it as a disk image via the File ➙ Save as Disk Image menu option. This will separate the encoding process from the burn process.
To check the encoding mount the disk image and launch DVD Player and play it. If it plays OK with DVD Player the encoding was good.
Then burn to disk with Disk Utility or Toast at the slowest speed available (2x-4x) to assure the best burn quality. Always use top quality media: Verbatim, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are the most recommended in these forums.
OT

DVD stops at burn step during One Step. Why?

I am burning to DVD home movies from mini DV tapes using the video camera. Using iDVD and one step DVD option. It begins ok but stalls and ejects blank DVD at the burn step. Why? and what can I do to finish. I am running OS 10.7.5
Thanks for your help

It's hard to say with the step one process. A better workflow, IMO, is to use the regular method, create a project, add media, etc.
Then follow this workflow to help assure the best qualty video DVD:
Once you have the project as you want it save it as a disk image via the File ➙ Save as Disk Image menu option. This will separate the encoding process from the burn process.
To check the encoding mount the disk image, launch DVD Player and play it. If it plays OK with DVD Player the encoding is good.
Then burn to disk with Disk Utility or Toast at the slowest speed available (2x-4x) to assure the best burn quality. Always use top quality media: Verbatim, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are the most recommended in these forums.
This way you can trouble shoot the encoding process separate from the burn process.
However be sure you're using good quality disks and burning at the slowest speed possible as mentioned above.
OT

One cause for "Error Compiling Movie: Unknown Error"

I just finished a huge promotional video project, one which was fraught with problems.
To start out with, most of my interview footage was RED Epic material, and my b-roll was comprised of a combination of RED Epic (some at 4kHD and some at 5k), RED ONE (some at 4k, some at 3k), XDCAM-EX 1080p, HDV 1080i, Sony AVCHD 1080p, previously exported Vimeo HD h.264 material, and still shots. Needless to say, quite a mess of codecs and odd file types to combine into one project.
Since much of my b-roll was 1080p, I decided to do my entire edit on a 1080p timeline; however, since all my interview footage was RED, I decided to use a RED Epic 1080p timeline. In doing so, I discovered something important about Premiere, and I don't know if this is a bug, or if it's meant to work this way: when you put 5k RED Epic material on a 1080p timeline and use the zoom controls in the motion effects panel to bring it to size, and attempt to export, you'll get the "Error Compiling Movie: Unknown Error" every time. This may happen with other types of footage that's too big for the timeline too, i'm not sure. However, when you instead right click on the clip and use the "scale to frame size" command, it exports just fine, with no errors.
I also discovered that (at least with my setup), PrPro can't handle large stills on the timeline; I contiually got OpenGL crash errors until I resized all my images in Photoshop to be no more than 1920px wide.
The promo video is 11:30, and comprised of five segments. I edited each segment (interview and b-roll) in it's own sequence, and then nested the sequences along with the transition/motion graphics/title slides between them on my master sequence. However, I kept getting crashes and freezes when attempting to export that master sequence which I couldn't explain. Ultimately I had to export each of the individual sequences as a Lagarith UT AVI file, and then import that file back in and place it in the master sequence where the nested sequence had been. Once that was done it exported fine, so I'm still not sure what the problems were, since each individaul sequence exported okay, and the master exported just fine after replacing the nested sequences with the Lagarith clips...
Anyway, I think I've got a pretty good promo done, and it's definitely a TON better than our last one. When I get it online I'll post a link over in the Lounge and ask for feedback...

So, I ran into this the first time recently. I discovered it when I copied an adjustment layer for quick grading with an RGB Color Corrector and Color Balance effects in it from a rehearsal cut of a short film.The effects worked fine and rendered out without issue. I imported the sequence into my 'final' cut so I could reuse the titles and adjustment layer. I copied the adjustment layer to the new rough cut of the final sequence and ran into this error when I tried to render it, but only after applying the adjustment layer. I found that if I turned off the Color Balance, the sequence rendered fine. I found that if I moved the Color Balance above the RGB Color Corrector, the effect of the RGB effect completely disappeared AND it rendered correctly (both effects turned on) - so reversing the order worked, but effects were weird. I also found that if I added ANY non-GPU accelerated effects to the RGB Color Corrector that I'd get the same compile error (unknown).
I went through and deleted clips until I got to 0 on the timeline, added a new one back on, and it still wouldn't render. So, I created an entirely NEW sequence, copied all video and audio (not adjustment layer) from the original failing rough cut of the final sequence, and pasted it into this new sequence. I also copied the adjustment layer again from the rehearsal cut into this new sequence and it is rendering just fine.
HOURS WASTED DOING THIS! It would be awesome if Adobe actually tested their products before releasing them instead of forcing us to do it for them. My project consisted of about 30-40 different clips and audio, all from the same DSLR (Nikon D810), nothing fancy, two effects in an adjustment layer applied to the entire sequence, and Premiere couldn't handle it. Given this and some of the comments I read while troubleshooting this on this forum, gives me pause in trusting Adobe products for any real work that has a deadline (unless, of course, you build in the required Adobe testing time into your budget).
So, just another data point; something else to try. Create a new sequence, and copy everything from your non-working one to it, and see if this will jump-start Premier. Worked for me. Good luck.

I need to know the best, safest way to convert video for Mac. I just had home movies converted to a DVD format a realize now that I need another step to burn them to my computer.

I just had home movies converted to a DVD format a realize now that I need another step to burn them to my computer. This is for a Christmas present! Help.

I don't think you need to use a ripper program to read a home movie DVD. Those are primarily for copy-protected commercial DVDs, right?
I think you just need to transcode the DVD files using a utility like Handbrake, which is free and fast.
http://handbrake.fr/details.php

Movement types used in STO one-step process

Dear all,
Presently the one-step STO process in my system uses mvt 645 for Good Issue and mvt 101 for goods receipt. I need to have it use a custom copy of mvt 101 for goos receipt.
Does anyone know where this setting can be changed? Can it be changed?
Thanks
Cao Huy

Hi
Please make use the above link
and the transcation Code: OMJJ.
Copy, Change Movement Types
Assuming want to create another movement type Z01.
Transaction OMJJ
Select the standard movement type 101
Click copy, then overwrite the 101 with Z01
Click the Enter button, then click Copy all
Select the new movement type Z01
On the left hand column screen, click Reversal/follow-on movement
Fill in the reversal movement type
*For the rest of the options, you can leave it alone or change it depending on your requirement *
Rgds
RG

I am burning my mini dvs to one step idvd.Some dvds have no audio..don't know how to fix it

I am burning my mini dvs to one step idvds.Some of the dvds have no audio while others have...how to fix this audio problem?

I'm guessing then, that you made this question from your iPhone, since you say the iPad has no Wi-Fi? You need to log into your iTunes account and update your financial information, however you can get into the iTunes Store.

I movie : add several clips in one step

Hello,
how can I add several clips (which are still on my iphone) in one step to a new i movie project?
best greetings
Heike

To make them "fly" you have to keyframe each clip; inserting a keyframe where you want the clip to "take off" and inserting another keyframe where you want the clip to "land"
After you've set the keyframes you have to go into the Motion tab and adjust the settings how you'd like them for both the "take off" and "land" keyframes.
Or you can go to the frame that has the keyframe on it then in the viewer you can move the clip to where you'd like.
I do stuff like this all the time. Here's an example:
Jacob singing about 7-11 Hot-Dogs
And here's another one:
The Sage

I have made 3 attempts to burn an IDVD Slideshow with no movie.It skips the slideshow and goes to movie then error multiplexing msg .Help

I have tried 3 times to burn a slideshow to IDVD and get the multiplexing msg toward the end. I notice that it skips the slideshow process and goes to the movie burn. Have not movie in the slideshow. Help

I had the same problem and solve it using this sequence. Here you go:
1) Delete all old iDVD projects that you couldn't burn under the same name;
2) Reboot your PC;
3) Quit all open applications (check if any is open at "Force Quit");
4) Go to: Users/Library/Caches and delete folder com.apple.idvd
5) Go to: Users/Library/Preference and delete file com.apple.idvd.lists
6) Insert a blank DVD;
7) Go to "Applications" and open iDVD (don't open it from any previous iDVD project);
8) Select " Create new project" and prepare your project;
9) Go to iDVD Preferences / Advance / Burning Speed: and select 4x ;
10) Go to menu "Advance" and deselect "Encode in Background";
11) At the same above menu, click "Delete encoded projects" and select OK (ignore alert messages);
12) Select "Burn" and... no more problems!

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