Joe Feng
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You are able to disable the next chapter or chapter search button using Encore.
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Using Encore 2.0, it is expected that all players will execute the end action of the timeline.
*****Does this mean that we can now stop making fake chapter marks at the end of each time line to prevent ‘random’ next chapter action?
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Thanks for the info and help.
I thought about blurring the pictures, however, they are being animated via the camera’s depth of field.
After a few failed renders, I realized that the first successful render was done at a smaller comp size than 720*486. So I rendered the new file at 648*486, like last time, and had no problems. Not the ideal way to do things, but luckily, when imported into Avid, the difference is very minimal.
But I will look into pre-rendering and using low-rez proxies.
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it is a rather large still, but i was able to render it last week. Now, after making some changes to the projects, (adding 3 more pics in the background, out of focus) it will no longer render. It seems to always stall on/around a certain spot…
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“…To be fair, I am under the imrpession Encore does this itself anyway, by writing a very long lead out if you don’t have much data to burn….”
I find that Encore does not do this…at least with the 1.5 version.
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I was able to achieve what I wanted, I think, without having to create any chapter lists. All the client wanted was for each chapter to be able to play individually. I just selected each chapter marker and assigned them their own end actions. Very helpful new feature. Thanks!
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what was the workaround you used?
I’m having sort of the same issue… -
They got burned -R’s. They have gotten stuff from us in the past and have had no problems.
The only thing different is that the mpegs on this disc were all encoded using program stream as opposed to elementary stream like we’ve done in the past projects for them. And we’re now using Cleaners instead of Sorenson.
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Does anyone know what “Unknown error (DVD Error -19016)” means?
I burned a project directly to disc, then tried to burn the same project to the hard drive as a dvd folder. That’s when this message popped up.
Is there a preferred way to burn the project? (direct to disc or to hard drive first then use a third-party burner like Nero or Roxio?) -
You would need to have each chapter as a separate time line.