Seem to be missing Blu-ray presets

I have a fully updated FCS installation, and all the pieces are working fine EXCEPT, I don't have the Blu-ray presets available in FCP's "share" menu or in Compressor.
I do not have a Blu-ray burner. Shouldn't the blu-ray presets be installed even if I don't have a burner? Ultimately I just want to put HD video onto DVD. (I've done this in Toast and I'm hoping Apple's tools might do a better job.)
I suppose something went wrong in the installation or update process. The lack of presets might have been there from the beginning - I'm new to blu-ray and wouldn't have noticed. Is there any easy fix? I'd really rather not go through the whole re-install, update process. Especially since I'm not sure this would do the job.
I know my way around Pacifist and such, if that would help find a shortcut.
I apologize for starting every sentence with "I". My writing teacher would roll in her grave.

Try this Ken Stone tutorial:
http://www.kenstone.net/fcphomepage/burn_br_mac_superdrivestone.html
If that doesn't work I would reinstall Compressor.
Try Digital Rebellion's FCS uninstaller. It allows you to uninstall just Compressor. http://www.digitalrebellion.com/fcs_remover.htm
Advanced users can also do it this way
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1888?viewlocale=en_US
You can use the MPG-2 Program stream preset and choose H.264 Blu-Ray from the pull-down. Compressor will not auto burn a disk like it does with the share option. You can take this file and burn a red laser BR with Toast or Encore.

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AME H.264 Blu-ray Presets

The PAL H.264 Blu-ray presets in AME have "Profile" set as High, but in the printed manual for Encore on page 48 at the top there is a warning in italics
"Note: for Blu-ray projects, the encoding profile must be Main when you select H.264 as the encoding format. You cannot burn a Blu-ray disc when the encoding profile is set to High."
Can anyone give a definitive answer as to which is correct, please?
Message was edited by: Alan Craven

I think that I may have the answer to my own question. I scrolled down the list of H.264 presets in Adobe Media Encoder and found that ALL the HD presets, PAL or NTSC; 1920,1440, or 720; interlaced or progressive, have the Profile set at High. Only the four High Quality SD presets at the bottom have Profile set at Main.
A little research makes me suspect that the warning in the printed Encore CS4 manual that I quote in my first post has the crucial words "Standard Definition" missing from it:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H.264/MPEG-4_AVC#Profiles
A search of the Adobe on-line help throws up a blank for this topic, and the equivalent section to pp 47-8 of my printed Encore CS4 manual is taken from the CS3 Help files, and does not include much of the information that is in my manual.

H.264 blu-ray 720P60 sync problem

I'm not able to maintain sync between sound and video when encoding 720P59.94 sequences (avi or mov) to 720P 59.94 h.264 Blu-ray (standard PrPro export settings). The sync is lost gradually, and at the end of a 42 minute clip, is off by more than a second. In trying to chase this down, I noticed that the exported elementary video file is longer than the source sequence by about 1 frame per minute. The elementary sound file (Dolby or PCM) appears to be the same length as the source sequence.
Although I first noticed this in Encore (Blu-ray project), an import of the "encode" files back into Premiere Pro confirmed the situation.
I checked very carefully to ensure that my sequence settings and export settings are consistant - 1280x720 P 59.94.
I don't see this sync problem with the non-blu-ray h.264 (multiplexed) encode, and I don't see this problem with the mpeg2 blu-ray encoder.
I'm interested to know if this issue is unique to my setup, and if not, if there's a fix or workaround.
I'm running the latest versions of software -
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Thanks...Ben

Jim,
I found that, of the sequences I've been working with, those that were created by dragging the footage onto the "new" icon were NDF. Sequences that I initiated from scratch are DF. But even after exporting to h.264 from a "DF" sequence, when re-imported and dropped on the "new" icon, a NDF sequence was created.
So...I established a new DF AVI sequence, and copied the source footage into it. This gave me a 720P59.94 DF cineform avi sequence, which doesn't seem any different than the NDF predecessor. Audio and video are in sync from beginning to end - 42 minutes duration.
I did a fresh export from this sequence to the adobe h.264 blu-ray preset (720P59.94, dolby, high, 4.1).
I then re-imported the resulting m4v, and dragged it onto an unused track in the source sequence. As expected, It extended beyond the source by 78 frames (in 42 minutes), and had the gradual drift out of sync.
I applied the 50 % crop, and looked for the first sign of change between the two tracks. I noted that at 00;01;01;42, the h.264 "encode" track seem to take one step backward, resulting in a 2 frame difference for a while. I tried to find the next exact place where a change occur, but found it impossible to do so.
Since this seems kind of weird, it would be helpful to know if anyone else has been successful in exporting a 720P59.94 sequence to h.264 blu-ray, without gradual loss of sync. The duration would need to be long enough for the sync loss to be obvious - 15 minutes or so?

First time to blue ray help please Asap

Hi,
Firstly - I have been asked to export a HD project fit for blue ray and since I have had no experience working with blue ray in the past, I thought I'd ask here just to be sure.
Project is HD 1080i50 in FCP. I have been asked to provide a Apple HDV 1080i50, 1440x1080 (1888x1062) file.
Please advise me on what settings to export (ie. via compressor, and if so, what preset do I select?)
I have FCP 7
Compressor 3.5
I know it may seem stupid but want to make sure.

All that has been instructed to me is to provide is:
Apple HDV 1080i50, 1440x1080 (1888x1062)
Been also advised to export via compressor and choose h.264 for blue ray preset. Although, this takes over 24 hours to do just 25 mins on my imac so you can imagine how long it would take to do a 1 hr 20 min export (also required).
Conflicting answers given... quicktime 1080i50 export or pro res?
Clarification needed please. For example, if you were given the above file format instruction, how would u do it?

CS6 H.264 Blu-ray 5.1 Dolby

CS6
I don't seem to have the option of Dolby Digital 5.1 sound export from the H 264 Blu-ray preset.
I have not activated the Surcode plugin yet ( I'm waiting for the code email) but the Mpeg 2 dvd and Blu-ray give the 5.1 option.
Richard Knight

In fact, we discover that the lack of MPEG2 support will be resolved in CS6, but AA CS6 still do not import, but PPro CS6, Encore, AE, will import with no problems , and even that infamous error when importing a project from 5.5 , or CS5 in CS6, he says that there are no importers to decode the content, resolves, it is clear that using external plugins like I use, (Boris, Magic Bullet, Mojo, etc.) must be also be installed on CS6, finally, the CS6 is now open smoothly projects with contents in MPEG2 normally as did the previous one.
The problem is that this solution costs about $ 1000 .... !! yes ... unfortunately ... This price is high as this way when purchasing all the modules that includes all exporters standards for digital cinema, as Motion JPEG and other formats used in Digital film.
To work without need this exporters, the amount paid is less.
The whole problem in this story is that WE HAVE TO BUY, AND PAY more money for a software package of plugins to do something that the old versions were already done .
I think it must have a trick with the Adobe for the behalf of MainConcept, to increase their sales.
For CS5 and 5.5 the version of this package is the MainConcept Suite 5.1 and the CS6 version changed its name to ROVI TOTALCODE V6.01.
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can be use to export ( acceletated presets on Rovi´s Settings pane ) , that cut off substantial time in our work.
I hate to accept that this new purchace was the only solution we learn after months of researh , to get this solutions for us here. The most part of our material is in MPEG, SD or HD.
We here love MPEG !!!!
You guys can get more information on their website in www.mainconcept.com.
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Blu-ray H264 encoding help!

I've read around the forums, and made a few posts on other sites but can't seem to find a straight answer. I'm trying to author a blu-ray in encore with a 25min 1080i program and x2 5min 480i programs. I originally tried encoding to H264 from Sorenson Squeeze 7 using its blu-ray presets, since I didn't have AME installed, but no luck. However, its MPEG2 blu-ray presets do import into encore. On someone's advice I switched around my licenses and installed AME and Encore onto the PC running Media Composer. I imported the quicktimes into Encore (These are coming from Media Composer, output as same-as-source quicktimes because encore was having problems with quicktime reference files), tweaked the transcoding presets slightly, and haven't been able to get much to work since then. It seems that the SD videos are encoding fine. But the HD video is having problems. Either it transcodes but shows up as black when played back on a blu-ray player, or it gets an error while transcoding. However, I was able to get it to playback but only when I transcoded a quicktime of the first few minutes, rather than the entire 25 minute program. Other forum posting have talked about a 2-pass VBR error and some other things, but that doesn't seem to be the problem as I did a test using that same couple minute excerpt quicktime with different settings, and all played back (2-pass vbr 4.1 level, 2-pass vbr 4.0 level, 1-pass vbr 4.1 level, 1-pass vbr 4.0 level, etc). Encore also has trouble determining what needs transcoding and what doesn't. For instance, I transcoded the two SD videos by right clicking Transcode Now so that AME opens up, but after transcoding Encore still says they need transcoding. Cleaning Media Caches as suggested elsewhere doesn't seem to help.
I'm at a loss at what to do at this point. I bought the production suite recently so that I could have After Effects and Encore for blu-ray authoring. But so far Encore has been a huge disappointment and waste of time and money. It seems almost criminal that Encore and AME don't play nice together using their own presets. Does anyone know how to get AME to encode correctly, or if there are settings to tweak in Sorenson Squeeze to get it to work with Encore?
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I am having trouble tracking your multiple workflows, in part since I don't know what program you are using to play files when you say they played back successfully (Encore preview; other program etc). Don't worry about explaining what you wrote above, just provide a bit more info when you report your next tests, starting with Jim's suggestion.
Other forum posting have talked about a 2-pass VBR error and some other things, but that doesn't seem to be the problem as I did a test using that same couple minute excerpt quicktime with different settings, and all played back (2-pass vbr 4.1 level, 2-pass vbr 4.0 level, 1-pass vbr 4.1 level, 1-pass vbr 4.0 level, etc).
I think the 2 pass vbr bug is not always apparent when you transcode short clips.

Blu Ray playback skipping even when not burned to disk (CS6)

I'm using encore to create a simple blu ray disc image from 5 separate video files each with 2 audio tracks (stereo and 5.1). all the encoding is being done via media encoder using the H.264-blu ray presets and compressor for the surround sound so encore is just assembling the iso. Once this is done it skips and hangs in every video even when played back through the computer without being burnt to disc (just mounted for testing). Watching the data rate it is jumping all over the place and when it hangs it often drops to 0 or less than 5Mbp/s
Am i missing a step or encoding it incorrectly or is this a common bug? I've been through a stack of discs working on this problem and any help would be appreciated as I need to deliver our films on DVD and Blu Ray imminently.
Cheers
Rich

ok about to do that now - just noticed that my timeline is displaying upside down and in greyscale in the monitor - now I'm really starting to think Encore is paying up!!

Export Media to H.264 Blu-Ray 720p 30fps?

I have video I've shot on a point and shoot camera which shoots video at 720p (1280x720) at 30fps.   I'm able to import it into Premier CS4, edit, etc.   Then when I go to export the media to Media Encoder I'm looking for the preset to match this input - which would be 720p at 30fps.   I want to burn this to blu-ray so I'm picking the H.264 720p blu-ray preset.   However, there doesn't appear to be any presets for chosing 30fps to match my video.   It only allows 24fps or 60fps. I've tried picking this preset, then trying to change the fps setting - but 30fps is not an option so it doesn't appear I can change it.
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What am I missing?   Why am I not finding a 30fps option for 720p?
Thanks!

Keep in mind I'm pretty new at this stuff - but I was trying to keep my video at 30fps since it was recorded at 30fps.   The only problem is apparently 30fps isn't supported for 720x1280.   So I'm really not sure if I should keep 720, but go with 24fps, 50fps, or 60fps.   Since 1080i had a 30fps is chose that.
If I go with 720 24fps won't it drop frames which would take away from the smoothness of the video?   I wasn't sure what bumping up to 50 or 60fps would do since it would be adding frames I didn't capture.
So being a novice, I really didn't know how to handle this.
Any suggestions on the "preferable" way that I should handle this type of video?
Thanks - I appreciate the advice!

Blu-ray Error: "not enough free storage", Code: "25", Note: "Not enough space on media

Okay, I have been able to get around issues on making a number of BR images. But, this one makes no sense.
This is a 2 hour project. I get the above error when it hits the end of the building discimage at 31.82 of 31.82.
The media choice is 50 gig. My c drive has 250 gig free. My project disc has 300 gig free. My audio files are a few frames smaller
than the video. (Which had caused me issues in the past)
About the only thing different in this project is I have 6 slide shows.
Not sure what else to try.
Dave

MAYBE SIMILAR PROBLEM ?
I might suffer from another consequence of (this) bug - I have experienced a very strange situation in EnNCORE CS5 - preparing three individual episodes as three individual Blu-ray images (around 8GB each) - combining these into a single Blu-ray (50GB) media - the resulting image turns out to be around 33GB - 35% larger than the sum of the three individual episode disks - please refer to the table below:
Episode   Transcoded(KB)      Estim.(GB)      Result(KB)
1                       7.850.387     9,16               8.240.064
2                       7.776.599     9,08               8.163.648
3                       7.808.916     9,23               8.300.928
Artihmetic sum 23.435.902     27,47             24.704.640
ENCORE         23.435.902     27,40             33.305.300
What are these eight million KB used for ??? 8.600.660
All four disks were produced as IMAGES - source files transcoded by the H.264 Blu-ray preset in the Media Encoder - and all four Blu-rays without any menu-structure - plain "firstplay" setup. It seems to me that ENCORE adds up some huge amount of "garbage" - however the 33GB image did play OK.
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I've filed a Bug Report for this but wanted to post here in case it helps anyone else or on the off chance someone can give me a solution / better work around.
Something has changed in the results of a Blu-ray MPEG2 export from Premiere 2014.1 vs those of the previous CC version. The result is that my authoring software of choice, Sony DVD Architect Pro, fails to prepare a disc image giving an error in the final stage of preparation. This workflow has been working fine for 2-3 years.
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******BUG******
Export from Premiere 2014.1 directly or via Media Encoder of MPEG 2 1080 50i Blu-ray files causes error in preparation of Blu-ray disc in Sony DVD Architect 5.2.
This error does not occur when using the same Media Encode export preset in the previous version of Premiere Pro CC / Media Encoder.
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1. Export Sequence from Premiere
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Preset Name: HD 1080i 25
Format: MPEG2 Blu-ray
Bitrate Settings: Medium (Target 25Mbps)
2. Create DVD Architect 5.2 project
Set up as single movie Blu-ray project in DVD Architect:
Disc format: Blu-ray Disc
Resolution: 1920*1080
Framerate: 35 interlaced
Choose the file exported from Premiere
3 Prepare Disc
- Select Make Blu-ray Disc
- Click Prepare
- Choose Location of iso
- click next then finish
Result
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An error occurred while preparing compilation
Details:
File name: STREAM/00000.m2ts
Status: TSWrapper.dll::CTSWrapper::ProcThreadMain::Failed to read ES file. - The ES file may be shorter than the size described in the MUI file.
Expected results:
A shiny ISO ready to be burnt to disc and sent sent to eager customers.
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Cheers
Iain
Other details:
Windows 7 pro 64 SP1
Intel Core i7 950 @ 3.07GHz
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There is a known bug in the H.264-Bluray export. I assume it has nothing to do with your issue, but perhaps it will give you something to consider.
https://forums.adobe.com/message/6848505#6848505
It appears due to a malformed xmpses file. It creates a problem on import into Encore, and I think it should do the same upon import into Architect or it would be ignored entirely. The test is to delete the xmpses file and see if that avoids the issue.

AE CS4 render engine / Adobe Media Encoder won't create a container for h.264 blu-ray

here's the problem.
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I then decided to render it in lossless .mov, which works fine, but 3:40 minutes is taking up over 8gb, which is of course, unacceptable.
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Absolutely the same ********.
I'm using the Mac version of AE CS4.
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CS4 - Adobe Media Encoder - Encore - H.264 Blu-ray

As many folks are aware, Encore's transcoding can sometimes be less than optimal. I played with the AME settings and with the help of other folks on these and other forums finally determined all the right settings so that Encore would treat my DVD quality videos as native and not attempt to transcode them.
I am now trying my hand at Blu-Ray and am running into similar problems but so far I have not really found any answers that have worked. Based on my research, the following settings should work:
AME
Format: H.264 Blu-ray
_Video_
TV Standard: NTSC
Frame Dimensions: 1920x1080
Frame Rame: 23.976
Field Order: None (Progressive)
Pixel Aspect Ratio: Widescreen 16:9
Profile: High
Level: 4.1
_Bitrate Settings
Bitrate Encoding: VBR, 1 Pass
Target Bitrate: 18
Max Bitrate: 22
_Audio_
I have Multiplexing disabled because I am using DD 5.1 encoding and for DVD quality, I learned that Multiplexing is a no-no to prevent Encore from trying to transcode things. I assume the same thing applies to Blu-Ray so I'm not really worried about the Audio.
Encore
_Project Settings_
Authoring Mode: Blu-ray
_Settings
Television Standard: NTSC
Codec: H.265
Dimensions: 1920x1080
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Fields: No Fields (Progressive Scan)
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Maximum Audio/Video Bitrate: 25.0 Mbps
_Audio Transcoding
Audio Transcoding Scheme: Dolby Digital
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I know there are other tools out there that can do these things, but I paid my $ for Adobe Mastersuite so that it would do all these things for me. If at all possible, I would really like to stick with just these tools.
I am not sure if it matters, but my source is a Panasonic HDC-TM700 set to record in 1080p30 (I don't use their proprietary 60 frame format). I have successfully downconverted this source with AME to DVD quality. I have also successfully outputted from AME to 1080p that was uploadable to Youtube. Again, I'm not sure that it matters other than I can make useable video from my source. Here are the properties of the video according to Premiere:
Type: MPEG Movie
File Size: 2.6 GB
Image Size: 1920 x 1080
Pixel Depth: 32
Frame Rate: 29.97
Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - compressed - 6 channels
Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - 6 channels
Total Duration: 00;22;23;25
Average Data Rate: 2.0 MB / second
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
My actual clip is about 6min, but my intention would be to use clips of up to an hour in length.
Oh, I'm not sure if it is clear from my above information, but I am not using Adobe Dynamic Link. I'm not sure if that is where my problem lies, but my one attempt to use it did not produce the results I was looking for either.
Thanks in advance for your time and for making it this far into my post
-Jay

Well, that's a bit of a disappointment. I have to imagine most Adobe users are bald due to Adobe providing settings/output options that it's own software doesn't like. I really don't understand the sense of that.
In any event, I attempted to use:
Format: H.264 Blu-ray
Preset: HDTV 1080i 29.97 High Quality
And Encore still wants to transcode the video. It also wanted to transcode the audio that the format put out (PCM audio). I tried messing with some of the settings in Field Order, Profile, and Level and no love all around. I also tried one of the 1440 formats and no love there.
Does anyone truly have this working natively or am I just chasing my own tale? It really should not be this hard to get Premiere to output something that Encore will use without difficulty.
-Jay

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The latest version of Final Cut Pro (Vers 10.0.7) seems to share to Blu-Ray disk only at 720p resolution (1280X720) - not 1080P (1920X1200). I know you can always use Compressor to create a 1080p Blu-Ray, but is there any way to create a 1080p Blu-Ray disk directly with Final Cut Pro? It seems to me I was able to do this with earlier versions of Final Cut Pro X.

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AME Shuts Down when exporting H.264 Blu Ray

I have a current project that was shot in HDV and I am trying to export an H.264 Blu Ray file. This is a 4 Disk set and the other 3 files exported with no problems but for some reason I cannot get this last one (which happens to be Disk #3). I will start AME running as I am getting ready to leave my office. When I come back in the morning there is nothing open on my desktop, just the normal screen. Anyoen have any ideas??? Below are my export setting and computer info
Format: H.264 Blu Ray
Preset: Custom
Pixel Aspect Ratio: Widescreen 16:9
Profile: High
Level: 4.1
Bitrate Encoding: VBR 2 pass
Target Bitrate: 20 Mbps
Maximum Bitrate: 25 Mbps
Audio: PCM
Multiplexing: None
Computer
Windows XP Pro 64
Intel Core 2 Quad 2.5GHz
4 GB RAM
300 GB System Drive
1.5 TB Video Dive with 700 GB of free space.
Thanks
Phil

This is from the regular LOG.
5/9/2009 12:37:29 PM : Queue Started
- Source File: C:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\Kapadia Wedding_24.prproj
- Output File: V:\DVD's\Kapadia\From Premiere\Disk_3_HD.m4v
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- Audio: PCM Audio, 48 kHz, Stereo
- Bitrate: VBR, 2 Pass, Target 20.00, Max 25.00 [Mbps]
That is it... It does not show that there was a problem or that it was completed.
I then went into the Errors Log and there was nothing about this particular project.
Do you think that maybe the PC is shutting down and restarting? Not sure how I would know that...
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