Jonas Bendsen
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Update: after about five hours, I thought maybe something was wrong (the “estimated time” then said 3 hours, and was going up instead of down) so I stopped the render.
I thought maybe writing to the bare (slower, SATA interface) drive was a bad idea, so I set the render up to go back to the SAS GTech RAID (as I had previously been doing with render).
It is now the next day, and the render is still going (almost finished!). The total time is over 16 hours. Again, all I am doing is splicing together four identically formatted clips on a time line set up for that specific media.
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No. That’s what I was saying. I stopped trying to burn to discs (crazy expensive) a while ago and am just trying to create an .iso now so I can burn the .iso to a disc later.
Thanks for your suggestions, Bill!
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Yeah, I tried the msxml6 patch, but to no avail.
I am definitely writing to .iso as of a couple of weeks ago, as I learned the expensive “coaster lesson” the hard way. BR media is outrageous! [smile]
I’ve been looking for a solution to this problem for nearly a month, but haven’t found a fix yet.
Thanks for your suggestions!
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I got so excited when I saw this response, but even running in “admin mode” did not prevent the Code 6 error.
I’ve tried several different types of renders, various menus all at different sizes, removing the menus completely (so the disc is ONLY a timeline), etc., but nothing seems to work.
Aggravating to say the least.
Thanks for trying to help!
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Hi, Bill.
Just wondering if you found a solution, as your set-up is pretty similar to mine, and none of the other “solutions” (changing names, downloading the patch) have worked for me.
I’d really love to be able to create a BluRay disc, but right now, it’s just not happening.
Thanks!
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I think you can also just “force subtitles” and place some text that’s the full length of your project as a “poor man’s watermark.”
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Yikes… I’ve got a Core i7 950@3.07GHz 64bit machine with 12GB of RAM and a GSpeed esPro RAID that achieves around 750MB/sec read/write times and I just went from a 2 hour render to a nearly 14 hour render by ticking that option. Yikes. I wonder if the picture quality will really be worth it?
I guess I’ll find out tonight!
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To answer my own question…
In the “settings” pop-up dialogue, there is a little tab to the far right of the other tabs (filters, multiplexer, video, audio, etc.).
If you click on that little tabb with the four lines and the triangle, one of the options is “use maximum render quality.”
Why they hide this option here instead of making it a simple box to tick, I have no idea.
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Where is this mysterious “Max Render” setting in the advanced settings of Media Encoder (I don’t even see an “advance settings” option –just “settings”)? I have searched and searched but can find no such setting. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I’ve seen such a thing in After Effects render queue, but never in Adobe Media Encoder CS4 (neither under the three options at the top of the program (“file,” “edit,” and “help”) nor in the “settings” dialogue pop-up.
I’d love to check it if it’s an option!
Thanks.
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You shouldn’t lose any resolution for your final delivery as long as you don’t render below HD number of pixels. If you’re worried about losing resolution, you should also make sure that you use a loss-less format when you render the reels to their own clips so you’re not compressing the footage twice.
I haven’t educated myself much with After Effects, but for your next project compiling individual shots for stop motion, that might be a better tool. Someone with more AE knowledge could probably verify if this is true or not.
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