Geoff Candy
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Thanks John,
I did use DVD Architect PAL Widescreen video stream template. The same one that I have used with normal DV.
Sorry too much ‘shorthand’
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Working under XP:
I have found that an .m2t file written by Vegas 8(XP) or Vegas 9(running under Win7) can be printed to tape.A similar file prepared running XP cannot be written to tape.
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Hi Brad,
I found this on a Windows 7 forum. It solved the problem for me and many others.
•Go to Device Manager and click on IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers
•Click on the device listed underneath this heading. In my case it was NEC 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller
•Right click this device and select ‘update driver software’ from the shortcut menu
•Then select the option ‘browse my computer for driver software’
•Then select the option ‘let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer’
•This then gave me three drivers to pick from (make sure the’show compatible hardware’ checkbox is ticked
•Select the driver named ‘1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller (Legacy)’
•Install driver.My 30 day trial of Vegas has now run out but changing to the ‘legacy’ driver allowed me to write back to tape. The origonal non legacy driver was fine for capture which caused me to think it was a W7 problem. The driver showed up as ‘1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller’ and it did not look for another until finding info here.
Best of luck Geoff
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Have had the same experience with both vegas pro8 & pro9.
Pinnacle Avid 7.2 also behaves in the same way. SD works perfectlty but HDV cannot be written back to tape.
My Vegas progammes are 30 day trials as I am looking for an alternative to Avid 7.2 which will not be supported in W7.My pc is dual booted (separate drives) with XP Pro & Windows 7 (RC7100).
Both Avid 7.2 and Vegas work OK with XP so the likely problem is the MS driver provided in Win7.
Hoping this is corrected in final release.