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Annie Cheatham
June 3rd, 2003, 11:52 AM
I have been working on burning this DVD for a week now. I keep getting different error messages.

I'm taking a file from AVID, encoding it with TMPGEnc (standard settings - 7000kb, CBR, layer 2 mpeg audio, 192 bitrate) and then trying to burn a DVD with ulead dvd workshop.

currently i'm getting an error message "unspecified error" somewhere during the conversion process after whatever happenes when the 3/5 background conversion is over.

I was getting an error message in the previous encoded version that something about my MPEG audio having a problem or not being standard or something.

I've tried encoding the project again with TMPGEnc. It is 1hr 5min long.

I've tried exporting the avid file as an AVI but I get an error message during the process saying i can't export the bin, even though its exported some of it.

I really need to get this to the client. Does anyone have any ideas for solutions?

Thanks
Annie

Rob Lohman
June 4th, 2003, 02:14 PM
Did you try breaking the mpeg up in elementery streams (one
for the video and one for the audio) and feeding that into your
authoring package?

If you just need a DVD disc that starts the movie when you
insert it, Nero (http://www.nero.com/en/index.html#root) should be able to do that for you.
It is a burning program but I think it is also able to make a
simplistic DVD video which is what you need in a short time.

You can download their demo to try it out.

Annie Cheatham
June 4th, 2003, 04:46 PM
I don't know if DVD Workshop takes elementary streams. If it does, I couldn't figure how to get them in there last time I tried.

Rob Lohman
June 5th, 2003, 02:58 AM
I don't know the program you are describing so I cannot help
you with that. There are programs out there called demuxers
that can take a Program Stream and create seperate elementary
streams from that which most authoring packages seem to like
better. Do a google search on mpeg2 and demux.

For fast results I do suggest you take a look at Nero.