Rendering DVD

[Mike Kujbida]

My guess is that whatever is at the 81% mark is corrupt.
Try replacing it with anything else and see if that solves your problem.

[Patti Arrigo]

Thanks I thought of that.
this may sound like a stupid
question……what corrupts a file.

[Mike Kujbida]

No one knows why a perfectly good file gets corrupted, just that it does, and for no apparent reason.
It’s happened to me before, I replace the file with a copy of the original material and all is well once again.

[Patti Arrigo]

OK thanks

[Roger Bansemer]

I have had this happen many times so you’re not alone. Sometimes it’s hard to find the exact event that is bad. I try and eyeball where 81% might be for instance and then render that small section and try to narrow it down that way.
Similarly, rendering can sometimes stop at a certain point.

Roger Bansemer

[Patti Arrigo]

Thanks…..big help

[Tom Yeiser]

Do you have enough space available on the drive you are writing to? I’ve seen this happen when I had a lot of projects going and had not realized that my hard drive was about out of space.

Sweet Owen Sound Recording Studio
Musician

[Patti Arrigo]

I went back and found the part that was
corrupt. I rendered it without any
problems. I will keep in mind watching
my hard drive. (It is almost full)Thanks
for the help