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  • Burning Dual Layer DVDs in Encore CS3

    Posted by John Dave on October 4, 2008 at 9:00 pm

    Hi all,

    I have a video of a live event which is around 3-hours and 20-minutes. This apparently doesn’t fit into a normal DVD5 disk. I am trying Dual Layer DVD but I have been unable to finish the project.

    I tried automatic break, custom size without any success.

    I used two differnet media as well. To make sure my medias are OK I burnt lots of pictures around 7GB on one, so the media seems ok.

    Could anyone please help me how to go round this problem. This has given me a few grey hair so far.

    Looking forward to hearing a helpful and quick responses.

    Many thanks,

    John

    Scott Gara replied 17 years, 1 month ago 5 Members · 8 Replies
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  • Joe Bowden

    October 4, 2008 at 9:52 pm

    Don’t use custom size in the Build panel…select dual-layer DVD.

    Other than that, what’s going wrong?

  • John Dave

    October 4, 2008 at 10:12 pm

    When I try to burn the 3H20M video (5GB file) on a DUAL layer DVD it simply stucks somewhere in the middle of transcoding.

    Under Disc Info, this is what I choose:
    Dual Layer Disc (It says 5GB file)
    Side:one
    Layer brak: Automatic

    Later on in the middle of transcoding it stops and doesn’t go further.

    Lets assume you have a one timeline of 3:30 and 2-two minute timelines with ten menus and CHECK PROJECT doesn’t give you any problem. What should be done under the disc menu?

  • Joe Bowden

    October 4, 2008 at 11:12 pm

    If it’s freezing during transcoding, then you have a transcoding problem, not a burning problem.

    Transcoding problems are usually due to bad codecs on your system.

  • John Dave

    October 4, 2008 at 11:36 pm

    Thanks Joe for your replies.

    It doesn’t freezes, it just doesn’t move forward to finish the project.

    Anyway, what I did was select a CUSTOM and make disc size 8.5GB, then I saw a change in the bar showing the size of the DISC SPACE USED. Before that when I changed the SIZE from 4,7GB to 8.54GB the bar didn’t move how much is being used. Back to what I was saying. I selected manual break, but I didn’t get any other box or dialogue box to select it. What is unbelieveably funny is it is working now. But I need to wait to see if it goes to the final stage.

    If it didn’t finish, I am making 2 discs but definitely follow this to learn making dual layer disc or longer films.

    Thanks again Joe

    John

  • John Dave

    October 5, 2008 at 1:22 pm

    Dual Layer DVD,

    Wheneven I tried to burn a Dual Layer DVD, at one time during the process, it said ‘ACCESS DENIED’ This time at the end it said’ OPERATING SYSTEM ERROR: NUMBER 0X00000020 The Process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

    I say: The files were not used by other process at all.

    Finally I gave up the Dual layer DVD and tried to burn a DVD5 file it stucks in the same place as the Dual Layer. I think the file may have been corrupted. Later on I will try to start from scratch.

    Anyone knows any other solution, please do send your help. This project has already passed the deadline.

    Many thanks for all the replies.

    John

  • Brad Arnold

    February 9, 2009 at 8:13 pm

    Right click on Encore Icon and select “Run as Administrator”. don’t know why but i had the exact same problem and this worked for me. Building the DL-DVD as I type. hope it does the same for you.

  • Andrew Strugnell

    June 16, 2009 at 8:03 am

    Oh Brilliant!

    Thanks for you suggestion – it has worked for me.
    I also experienced the “Access Denied” error in Encore CS3, on my Win7 x64 RC1 machine. Having right-clicked Encore and selected “Run As Administrator” – I no-longer have this issue, and can successfully burn DVD DL discs.

    Thanks!

  • Scott Gara

    July 11, 2009 at 12:07 am

    Thanks for the post! I was having trouble burning DL DVD’s and for some reason Running as an Administrator makes it work. Terrible what Microsoft does to people. Thanks again.

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