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Transcoding error when trying to burn DVD!!!
Hello Friends
I have 19 minutes sports show edited and rendered in Premiere pro 2 timeline.
when i try to export it to dvd /iso image/or to a folder i get Transcoding error
I have 180 gigs available on C Drive
128 gigs free space on my scratch disk V Drive
Pioneer AO8 DVD Burner
XP pro service pack 2
and 2Gig RAM
Encoding Preset
NTSC DV 16 X 9 High Quality 7Mb CBR 1 Pass
summary
NTSC, 720×480, 29.97 non-drop frame [fps], Lower, Quality 5.0
48 kHz, 16 bit, Stereo, PCM
CBR, 7.00 [Mbps]
what am I doing wrong !!!
I exported the file as avi and burnt it in another application , but would love to do it within premiere prothanks a million in advance.
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5 Replies
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A few things:
a) Project settings?
b) Are your hard-drives fomatted as NTFS?
c) Try a lower bit-rate to see if that helps.– Aanarav
Aanarav Sareen
premiere@asvideoproductions.com
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Thanks Aanarav
ProjecT Settings : Editing Mode DV NTSC
Time Base 29.97 fps
video 720 x 480
pixel D1/DV NTSC ( 0.9)
field Lower field First
30 fps drop-frame timecode
Hard Disks Yes they are formated as NTFShow do I change it to lower bit rate ???
when I click on settings under encoding ( Export to dvd )
I get adobe media encoder screen and the format option is greyed out.
thanks a mliion in advance. -
[Ajay1371] “I get adobe media encoder screen and the format option is greyed out”
You dont need to switch formats, just bitrate. Click on the Video tab in the lower right quad and scroll down. -
I had the same transcoding error when trying to burn a movie that is 1 hour and 8 minutes long. I FINALLY got to work. Here’s what I did:
1) I saved a copy of the movie from my external drive (FAT32 file system) to my C: drive (NTFS file system).
2) Defragmented my C: drive.
3) Cleared a bunch of files from my C: drive so I had 20GIG of free space.After I did these things, the movie burned to DVD fine. And it looks great on the TV!
There are a lot of other great suggestions on this forum:
https://www.elementsvillage.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-3101.html -
I solved my transcoding error by saving my Premiere project to a larger hard drive. When I burn a DVD from Premiere, Premiere will create a folder called Encoded Files, and in that it will make a folder with the name of the project. In that project folder Premiere makes another folder with the name of the time line. Inside that it makes a m2v and wav file that it uses to make the DVD. You not only need space, but it must be defragmented space.
CAUTION: Premiere Pro 2.0 may not recreate these m2v/wav files if you make small changes and burn a DVD again from Premiere. It will use the old m2v/wav files and skip your changes. Change the bit rate by some small fraction to force Premiere to recreate the files.
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