Gretchen Martin
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On second thought…try both. It may be in Encore. Just check for spaces in either.
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Oh sorry…in Premiere Pro.
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Hi. Scroll in your timeline until the top left number in the sequence pane reads 11671.8000 or just try typing that in where the number reads to bring your cursor to the point in your timeline where the error occurs. Once you get there, expand the timeline at the cursor by moving the little “mountain” bar in the lower left corner of the sequence timeline towards the large “mountain”. This will expand your view so you can see where there might be an unnecessary “space” in your timeline. Delete the space and render. I hope that helps. See my previous comments for other ideas. Good luck.
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Perfect! Thank you! ( : (New Mac here I come! he he)
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Hi Vince,
Thanks for your response. I can already work on both platforms. As it is I work on both Mac and PC and have both, but it’s true, I prefer working on the Mac OS and am currently considering buying a new Mac which will support CS5 (my current Mac is too old). My urgency to buy a new Mac is because I’d prefer to work on the Mac and I currently can not edit on the Mac that I have while taking advantage of the latest software. So with that said, the question is, what kind of complications can I expect while working with my main (PC based) client? Do you expect I will still be using my PC with this client whether I buy a new Mac or not? If so, then I guess the need for me to buy a new Mac is not that urgent after all. Also if you know of any external Hard Drives that work on both platforms (without FAT32 formatting), please let me know. As of now, I’m not sure if one exists. But that alone would enable our studio to work cross platform much more easily. Thanks for your insight!
Gretchen
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Well, I’m happy to say that after much searching on the net I’ve solved this. In the event someone else should have this problem, I am letting you know my solution. It turns out that the video asset in question had a space at the front of the timeline (likely at the time marker 1.6016s). I dragged file to the beginning of the timeline, eliminating the space, and the dvd was built!
I did find another interesting solution for others with encoding issues, which is to select the asset in question and choose File>Revert to Original. Then build the dvd and let Encore re-encode.
I hope someone else finds this info useful and doesn’t have to troubleshoot for days like I did. Now I need to post another question re: forced letterboxing…please look for it if you’ve got answers!
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I’d like to tell you. I’m new at this. How do I figure out what the resolution of my stream is to answer your question? I thought it was 720 x 480 but how do I check it? I used the widescreen dv (48) option in Premiere to edit my videos and I built my menus using the film and video new document option in Photoshop.