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Error Message – trying to make Blu Ray – Failed to connect to IPC port
Getting an error message every time I try to make a Blu-ray disc. The video renders, the audio renders, and as soon as it starts to build the image, this comes up: “Failed to connect to an IPC port: Could not find the file specified.”
I’m on Sony Movie Studio HD Platinum 12.0. Windows 7 (x64) Intel i7 hex core processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti GPU, 16 GB RAM.
Rendering timeline to 1920×1080 – 60i, 10mbps video stream.
I’ve tried changing these parameters every way I can think of, still same error when it tries to compile disc image.
Any ideas anyone?
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6 Replies
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Also have tried the render both with and without GPU acceleration. The plot thickens.
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And the mystery continues…I tried to change a parameter in the render settings, and got a error message: “Status: Found two different objects associated with the same URI.” I have no idea what this means. But it happened at the exact same moment as before…after the video and audio render, just when it begins to compile the disc image.
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Is the final output location the same drive as where the video & audio files reside? If the answer is “no, it is a different drive letter”, then change the final output path to the same drive where those files are located.
Not saying this is a fix, but I’m curious what happens.
Dave
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Hi Dave, thanks for checking into this. Did what you said, and the exact same thing happens. I have our media on a separate internal drive from the OS. Changed the output folder to the same folder as the source media. Same IPC port error. Then I did a straight up render of the project into an HDV format, stored that file on my primary C: drive, on the desktop, then created a new project, and dropped that render into the timeline, and tried to make a BluRay from that. Exact same error message. I’m stumped, and getting kind of frustrated. Any ideas?
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I did look at that post. That was the first thing I checked. I’ve been trying various render settings, but made sure to try every combination available for 1920×1080, which is what the original source video is (AVCHD 1920×1080, 30 fps interlaced). Did I mention that I’m on version 12.0 of Sony HD Platinum Movie Studio, and not Vegas Pro?
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