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I’ve checked the DVD-ROM folder, which is 8,90 GB. (If that is what you meant) The folders contains Chache and Sources folders…
Anyway, the previously burned dvd has a VTS folder size of 4.33 GB. The one I tried to burn today has a size of 4.38 GB.
I work on a WinXp PC. I burned the DVD folder with Encore and copied it to my WinVista laptop. From there I tried to burn the folder onto a DVD, but Vista says the folder is to large. Also, in my WinXp PC, Nero couldn’t burn the folder either.
I’ve checked the Sources folder in the DVD-ROM folder. It says that all the menu’s (8 in total) are all 14,5 MB of size. Maybe that’s why the project is to big for a dvd, maybe there is a way to reduce the menu size?
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[Anne Muun] “I’ve checked the DVD-ROM folder, which is 8,90 GB. (If that is what you meant) The folders contains Chache and Sources folders…”
The DVD-ROM folder shouldn’t have *anything* in it. Please double check to make sure that you are checking the proper section of the Build panel and that the folder you found is not actually the Encore project folder.
Once you have verified that the DVD-ROM folder that is listed as 8.9 GB is *NOT* the Encore project folder, go ahead and delete it. The disc should burn fine at that point.
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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I think it’s the Encore project folder, since it has the transcodec MPG’s and the menu’s.
I’m sorry, but I don’t understand where I can find the DVD-Rom folder you mentioned. -
I’ve got a screenshot of what your Build panel should look like if you have no DVD-ROM content.
I can post a link here, or I can email it to you.
Contact me via email if you want it mailed to you. My Cow profile has a link to my web site and at the bottom of the home page is a valid email address.
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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Anne,
Apparently that web mail account is having issues at the moment. If you tried to send me a message using the address on the web site, please try again, this time substituting “jeff” for “info”.
Thanks,
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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What is the best program to convert AAC audio to AC3?
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Jeff, thanks for the JPEG of the Build Panel.
I’ve just burned my project on dvd.Got another (it just won’t stop!) problem though,
a problem I’ve had before.
Episode 4 (few days ago is was episode 2) won’t play.
It does play on my laptop but not on the three dvd-players.It did not make any mistakes in linking the menu’s
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When you say it “won’t play”, do you mean that nothing happens when you press Enter on the player’s remote while the button for episode 4 is highlighted?
If so, then what happens after that?
Also, since it works in the software DVD player, I need to know how you are selecting the episode on computer. Do you click on the button with your mouse? If so, please try using the software DVD player’s buttons to navigate to the episode 4 button and then activate the button. What happens then?
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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When I press the Enter button, the DVD-player strats searching for the episode. I keep seeing the menu. After a few minutes the DVD-player thinks it’s hopeless and shuts the DVD down and goes to the normal channels.
On my laptop, I choose the episode by clicking on it. Actually the steps are the same as trying it on the DVD-player.
But I’ve tried to burn the dvd again, and it fixed the problem of the episode not playing. Instead the episode has several parts where it’s choppy.
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This sounds like bad media, a too-high bit rate or a too-high burn speed.
Try a different brand of blank media (Taiyo Yuden and Verbatim are best) and limit your burn speed to only half of the rated speed of your burner or media, whichever is lowest.
What is the bit rate of your transcoded mpeg video files?
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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