Jeff Bellune
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For issue #1, make sure you haven’t accidentally (or on purpose) added ROM content to the disc. That will definitely affect Encore’s automatic transcoding.
For the other issue, on what display device do you get the interlacing artifacts?
-Jeff
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I’m glad you got it working. Thanks for posting your results.
-Jeff
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This could be almost any hardware problem, from overheating the CPU to a bad memory chip. If you have a 3rd-party capture card like Matrox or Aja installed, the odds go up if the drivers for those cards aren’t perfectly matched to your setup.
Software conflicts will usually result from codecs that get installed at the system level and interfere with Premiere/Encore when the video is transcoded. Look for other encoders or DVD players that you have installed, especially any “free” versions that you may have acquired.
Finding the cause (and fixing it!) will not be easy. At some point you may find it easier just to re-format and reinstall only Windows and your mission-critical apps. Unfortunately, if it’s a hardware problem, re-formatting and reinstalling won’t help at all.
-Jeff
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This is almost certainly a hardware problem or a conflicting software/codec problem.
Can you transcode the same material to mpeg in PPro without the system freeze/crash?
-Jeff
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Set the Poster Frame for the chapter and the animated button will play/loop from there.
-Jeff
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[Sandra Miller] “I didn’t use time remapping or do any other speed changes in Premiere. Could that cause a problem?”
Not likely. But I have heard of vobulator errors in PPro coming up when speed changes are involved.
-Jeff
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