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Failed to connect to an IPC port Blue-Ray burning
Hi, that is the error message I got when Pro 11 was trying to burn the image. The render went fine.
The full error report message:
Failed to connect to an IPC port
The system cannot find the file specified.
No further details are available.
What now?
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3 Replies
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Hi okay, I think I may have solved this problem. What I noticed when the project was burning is that it was showing that it was burning 1440 X 1080. When I went to the template, sure enough I had inadvertently selected 1440 rather than 1920. So I went back and this time I have rendered just an image. It is sitting in the documents folder – Windows 7. Windows media plays it and, it is spectacular.
So, my question is now how do I burn it to the blu -ray disk sitting in my Blu-ray player. Do I have to take it back into Vegas? Or, will Windows 7 just burn it from the documents folder?
Thanks.
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Evidently, Windows 7 does not support burning Blu-ray. So, I imported into Vegas, finally figured out that Blu-ray template and where the ISO file is, and burned it. It burned without errors, and it is truly spectacular. Day and night compared to DVD production.
I’m thrilled.Thanks!
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Just noticing your post.
Good that you got that sorted out.Steve Rhoden
(Cow Leader)
Film Editor & Compositor.
Filmex Creative Media.
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