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  • Jonah Guelzo

    September 23, 2011 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Authoring Blu-Ray with subtitles gives error on build

    Adobe hasn’t fixed anything in my opinion… As per my effort, Adobe is actually getting engineers to fix a number of issues that have been long overdue for being solved.

  • Jonah Guelzo

    September 4, 2011 at 10:36 pm in reply to: Motion Menu pauses at loop point

    Fellow Authoring Junkies… I did try something that at least works correctly in preview… Render out your motion menu content at 60i… I transcoded my motion content using adobe media encoder to ProRes 422 at 60i… and thus far there is no ridiculous glitchy pause when hitting the loop set point… However I have not proven if it works when actually burned as Encore is deciding to be a bay and likes to throw fits for no reason not letting me build.

    Who else in this forum is fed up with Encore and it’s major reliability issues… If you throw anything that resembles a slightly professionally authored DVD/Blu-Ray, Encore can’t handle it. Nothing urks me more than when a program does not do what it is supposed to do. ADOBE needs to iron out the software issues, not us the users having to find our own workarounds through countless hours of frustration and literally pulling our hair out thinking we’re doing something wrong when most times it’s Encore deciding to have quirky malfunctions…

    Cheers…

    -Jonah

  • Jonah Guelzo

    September 2, 2011 at 2:59 pm in reply to: Motion Menu pauses at loop point

    John,
    I have spent insane amounts of hours authoring a Blu Ray project for a football documentary… I racked my brain about why it ALWAYS freezes for a sec when hitting the loop set point during the menu when it NEVER happens on a DVD.

    I spent hours on the phone with ADOBE tech support on the issue, we screen shared and he tried to essentially duplicate the particular situation on his end and guess what??? THEY HAD THE SAME PROBLEM ON THEIR END.

    He told me that he was going to get their engineers on it because it is a SOFTWARE issue. Not just a specific error to me.

    So to recap John…

    You are not doing anything wrong… ENCORE is just quite faulty… it is funny to me that Adobe let something like this slide through.

    Let me know if you have any other questions…

    -Jonah

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