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Blu-Ray disk skips after burning from Encore
I just recently filmed a wedding using my Canon xa-10. I edited the footage in adobe premiere cs5 on m mac book pro, created chapters, a menu in photoshop, sent it all to encore.
I use the presets that encore suggests for me. i’m burning a project that is 58 minutes long. It creates an MPEG-2
I checked the project for errors…everything checked out, all chapters were linked properly, previewed well, no problems.
I burn the blu-rays using my external blu-ray burner (lacie d2 blu-ray burner).
I hit build, things seem to work fine. no crashes, no errors. one strange thing that does happen is on my desktop, the external burner creates multiple icons of the blu-ray that I’m burning. when the building and burning is done, I have 8 blu-ray icons on my desktop.
The burn finishes, the disk ejects from my burner. I take it out, toss another blu-ray in, burn again. That one finishes, it ejects, I take it out, throw labels on them with my “CD-STOMPER,” toss them in a case, send it to the client.
3 days later, the client emails and says that BOTH blu-rays “kept stopping and would skip.” They tried it in two different blu-ray players and got the same result.
I have NO IDEA why this would happen.
Come to find out, another client who I had sent standard DVD’s to, also complained that the DVD’s “skipped a couple of times.” She felt that they may have been scratched.
Has anyone had experience with this and know what might be causing it?
thanks… bob
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5 Replies
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r u burning directly to the DVD or blur-ay disk? cause if that the case try to build the image of the disk first and then proceed to record the blur-ay or DVD from the image, if that works download the latest update in adobe.com for the software Ur using
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Have you tried testing the disks before putting the CD Stomper label on them? I gave up using stick-on labels years ago because I found that they caused problems during playback.
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stickers from stompers are WORST CASE for every media.
have you ever seen what´s happening with bimetal? then you´ll know what´ll happen with your DVD- or BD-media as well and you NEVER be able to center the stickers perfectly, so you´ll allways have no flat rotation of the disc.
one more reason NOT to use stickers: they will destroy slot-in-drives as the glue starts to loosen during rotation and the sticker will get of the media after some time – dead slot-in!
all these points are the reasons why you can get printable media for a long time now.
you should work with them – and forget about stomper labels.
cheers
danny
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Par, if not all of your problem is the CD Stomper label. Once you place a paper label on the DVD dick it creates an”off-balance” on the disk. Try not using the paper label. It is best to use professional DVD’s, white printable 8X. You will have a lot less problem. Of course you will need to purchase a DVD printable printer. Their are several out their that ring one at a time. Just search. This will keep your hair black a lot longer, if you have any left.
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Another vote for not adding labels to CD’s, DVD’s, or BR’s…. Has caused me nothing but trouble…
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