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That was a mistake.
I Exported as mpeg 2 blu-ray and it worked.
Thanks for the reply.
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kulpreet singh Employee Nov 28, 2017 12:41 AM (in response to Bob Dix)
Hi Bob,I am sorry for this annoying issue. I can see that you have a Dell Precision T5500 with a Nvidia Quadro FX 3800 (thanks for sharing your system’s specs under your profile). NVIDIA professional drivers no longer support this GPU (declared EOL).
I would suggest you to try a couple of troubleshooting steps from the document.
How to fix issues that cause errors when rendering or exportingThanks,
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Bob Dix Nov 28, 2017 5:31 PM (in response to kulpreet singh)
Thanks Kulpreet Singh,Yes, well I did get a note to say the Nvidia Driver had stopped working, but, then repaired itself.
Amazing in itself, I just completed a 23 minute production which in the end was perfect.
I must be lucky as the this system has been working without many issues for near 7 years, and nVidia only replaced the drivers 3 months ago. I also use a Dell Precision M6600 which may be more up to date.
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How to fix issues that cause errors when rendering or exportingI did do all that and Cleaned the cache, perhaps it all worked to fix the issue.
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Bob
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November 1, 2017 at 3:51 am in reply to: Open an 9 year old Verbatim BD-R Blu Ray disc for recovery of image data ?Just for the record ,Evolution Studios said they could do it for $200 which was out of the question, so I just copied the video off The Sony Bravia when playing on the Sony Blu-Ray, the result was more than favourable when imported into CS 5.5.2 and I could extract the data I required.
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October 26, 2017 at 11:07 pm in reply to: Open an 9 year old Verbatim BD-R Blu Ray disc for recovery of image data ?Todd,
I’ll check all that when I get the disc back from Evolution Studios , but, it initially did not work on their computers either ?“Evolution tells me the disc was not finalized in Encore properly which could be right in the early days, so they are going to take a copy from the disc out of the blue- ray player and finalize it so I will then be able to extract the data I want.”
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October 26, 2017 at 10:13 pm in reply to: Open an 9 year old Verbatim BD-R Blu Ray disc for recovery of image data ?Todd,
I’ll check all that when I get the disc back from Evolution Studios , but, it initially did not work on their computers either ?Bob Dix Photographer
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October 25, 2017 at 11:18 pm in reply to: Open an 9 year old Verbatim BD-R Blu Ray disc for recovery of image data ?Jeff,
Yes it is , and the 2x Blu-ray (BD-RE) Drive is in the computers and have been working fine on other projects. The Sony Blue-Ray Player does play the disc to the Sony Bravia 55″ with no problem ?
“no reason Windows Explorer should not allow you to see the files and folders on the disc. You’ve already shown the data is there by playing on another unit.”
I agree but, it does not recognise this disc ???
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Yes Ann,
You were right, Export to 788×576 with square pixels. But, I used Movie Studio HD Platinum v 14, it just did it automatically and then automatically uploaded the file to You Tube, the the video looks spot on.
At my age I did not even have to think about doing much. It was over 15 years ago, and my wife who is from Holland looked pretty good from an old Sony Hi-8 tape recording.
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Ann,
I do not know how to “Export to 788×576 with square pixels” and I have gone onto Sequence settings ?
I got desperate >
13. Re: Formatting an 7 year old Pal 720×576 dvd in Premiere Pro CS5.5.2
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Bob Dix Oct 16, 2017 10:21 AM (in response to Stan Jones)
Stan,I finally tried using Movie Studio 14.0 Platinum which I hardly rarely use . Put the DVD in the program and it automatically imported as the correct format, then sent it to You Tube and I extracted all the stills I required within 10 minutes, I was truly amazed. There was no distortion in the movie or the stills for printing in Photoshop.
I would still like to know how you would do it in Premiere Pro ?
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14. Re: Formatting an 7 year old Pal 720×576 dvd in Premiere Pro CS5.5.2
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Bob Dix Oct 16, 2017 10:31 AM (in response to Bob Dix)
I then extracted the Movie Studio v14 Platinum mpeg file and imported it into Premiere Pro and it worked perfectly, the right format and no distortion in the final video ? Everything worked including all the effects. Huuuuuuuuuum, why is it so ?
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I certainly have the wrong pixel settings, but, how do you change it, Ann suggests Export to 788×576 with square pixels and I think it will fix the problem, but, how do you change the Sequence settings, there appears no manual changes possible ?
It was videod in standard 4 x 3 , it was a long time ago before widescreen .
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Tero,
You are right, but, how do you change the settings from standard ?
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