2 questions about making DVD

[Harm Millaard]

1. No menus from Premiere
2. No. Use Encore for that
3. Check your disk settings under preferences.

Harm Millaard

[Gregory]

I have checked..no change…
any other suggestions?

[Mike Velte]

Premiere 2 has DVD menu authoring…use one of many templates or use your own background. It has motion menus for backgrounds or buttons, music for menus but nor quite all the options that Encore does, especially Dolby audio.
You begin by adding DVD markers to the sequence (menu, scene and stop) and then choose Window>DVD Layout to begin.

[Mike Velte]

DVD burning with Premiere seems dicey on many PCs. The workaround is to choose the “Folder” option and then use whatever burning app you have to burn the Video_TS folder to a black.

[Gregory]

and what about the “insufficient space”…i have 250GB, i checked scrach preferences and its ok…still cant write DVD…

[Gregory]

“Insufficient disk space on drive G: for creating temporary burning files”

[Steven L. gotz]

Is drive G formatted as NTFS or FAT32?

Steven
https://www.stevengotz.com

[Gregory]

NTFS

[Mike Velte]

Is the message refering to the DVD drive with a bad disc in it?
Try changing the media scratch disc to the other drive.

[Hector Melendez]

Seem to me that insufficient disc space is refering to the DVD not HD. Remember that Encore in “automatic” get is own encoding matemathics bitrates to accomodate the footage. Don’t think PP is capable of making this by its own.
I never bother with PP for this. I solely use Encore. It’s so easy. In 10~15 mins I be able to start burning my disc with music menus, 6 chapters, etc.
Only of course, I have to render the PP timeline to be able to import into Encore and then wait for Encore to encode and burn the disc. (about 3 hrs for all)
But I think PP take this or more time to burn a disc.,, and not with same results!