Dave Croonprince
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Yes, on idvd I do the same. I choose “save as VIDEO_TS” and the final disc does have audio and video ts but still won’t play on a dvd player. Someone suggested it may be the brand of disc I’m using.
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My rendered avi movie file into idvd. Also, in sony vegas how can I render a project that has chapter markers so they are available when burned to dvd? Thanks again.
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Also, when rendering a project with chapter markers in Sony Vegas, how do I render it so my chapter markers work?
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Thanks again. I was using DVDA. Long story short, I’m on an iMac with a partition so I can boot up in windows or mac. I’m editing on Sony Vegas in windows. But the c drive (bootcamp drive) where I have the DVD Architect program) cannot not hold any more project files. So I attempted to save the prepared file in a folder on my external drive. When I went to burn that file I got an error message – something about “You may not have permission to access some files”. That is when I decided to drag the rendered files over to iMac and burn a dvd on either Toast or IDVD. So far they have burned but will not play on a tv dvd player. What step am I missing to burn a full dvd (rather than a data etc. dvd) from an avi file?
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Hi, Thanks for your response. I did manage to drag an avi file over and create a dvd on idvd. However the dvd does not seem to want to play on my dvd player. It only plays on my computer. I went to the Apple Store and they suggested saving as VIDEO_TS and burning it. That didn’t work either. I know my dvd player is working ok. In fact I had created a test dvd using a short mpeg-2 file which had no audio and it played on my player. What am I missing?
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Ok, thank you.
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Hi Mike,
Thank you for your info. I think at this point I’d need someone to come here and look at what’s going on. It’s difficult for me to fully explain the whole thing. Do you know anyone in the NYC area who might be able to do this? Thanks again.
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Hey John,
I am now having some issues with DVD architect. When I try to prepare a clip to burn it suddenly tells me “file too big for folder”. The movie is only 39 minutes so it shouldn’t be too big and I’ve been making dvds before this with no problem. I didn’t change any of the settings. Any ideas how to resolve this? Thanks.
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Hey John,
Thanks so much for your response. Yes, that was the issue! Just fixed it and now the rendering is working. Also, do you know if it’s possible to render audio clips as wave files and to be able to burn those tracks on windows media player or can it only handle mp3’s? I dragged the wave files over to my library in Window Media Player and they do play but when I do a search for them there – nothing comes up? Thanks again.
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Thanks Nigel. I’m going to show this info to a tech person when he looks at the computer today. It’s very frustrating to say the least. I’ll let you know what happens.