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January 13th, 2004, 06:44 PM
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Did I get on the wrong Bus?
I am a "Nascar" fan. I am loyal to a fault. I have only been using Adobe products for about 2 years. I started in Primere 6.0 and have been using PP for since about 2 months after it's release. I used 6.5 as well. While using 6.5 I also used TMPGEnc to encode my stuff so that it looked like the 2 folders. One VIDEO_TS the other AUDIO_TS. Then burn it to a DVD with Nero. Now, I can burn small projects to a DVD w/ PP but of corase they are much like a VCR tape. You can only put it in and watch. No navigation. I am trying to use Encore but keep getting the "Sorry, An abnormal condiction has been detected" screen when I attempt to transcode it. So now I am back to simply burn the project out to a DVD. This project is 1hr 19 minutes long. After around 2.5 hrs of waiting, Adobe crashed. I mean hard too. No DVD. So I render it out and get 3 files. A Wav file. Good, I know what to do with that. A .m2v.mcses file. and a plane ole m2v file. I realize I am not the shrapest knife in the drawer but I can't get this files to work in anything BUT Encore. Did I mention the little problem I had with Encore?
I really need to get this project together and out the door and I know I have been rambling but I feel like I am being twisted in every direction. I need some help or advice or maybe a good vender for Vegas products.
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January 13th, 2004, 07:50 PM
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Maybe you can download the demo version of Vegas+DVD which I think works for about a month and get your project out within that time? And if you like it (Which I think you will after Premiere) buy it.
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January 13th, 2004, 09:52 PM
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Edward, you cannot save in the demo? I was sure you could...
(Been a while though) Ahh well. Aaron |
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January 14th, 2004, 01:58 PM
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Barry I would try the Adobe Encore Forum with this question. Should be a bit more experience with the program there. Let us know if it works out.
BTW Uninstalling/reinstalling Encore would probably be worth a try. That's work for me with other programs. Cheers, Brian |
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January 14th, 2004, 05:27 PM
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<<<-- Originally posted by Brian Huey :
BTW Uninstalling/reinstalling Encore would probably be worth a try. That's work for me with other programs. Cheers, Brian -->>> Thanks Brian, Now that's something I haven't thought of. I will let you know.
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January 17th, 2004, 07:59 PM
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Just in case...
anyone reads this later and wonders about the problem.
It was the fact that "I" didn't have the Xp pro service pack installed. As soon as I did that, everything is working fine. Ya live, ya learn. Thanks again for all the help guys!
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