Ken Kruger
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I did look at that post. That was the first thing I checked. I’ve been trying various render settings, but made sure to try every combination available for 1920×1080, which is what the original source video is (AVCHD 1920×1080, 30 fps interlaced). Did I mention that I’m on version 12.0 of Sony HD Platinum Movie Studio, and not Vegas Pro?
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Hi Dave, thanks for checking into this. Did what you said, and the exact same thing happens. I have our media on a separate internal drive from the OS. Changed the output folder to the same folder as the source media. Same IPC port error. Then I did a straight up render of the project into an HDV format, stored that file on my primary C: drive, on the desktop, then created a new project, and dropped that render into the timeline, and tried to make a BluRay from that. Exact same error message. I’m stumped, and getting kind of frustrated. Any ideas?
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And the mystery continues…I tried to change a parameter in the render settings, and got a error message: “Status: Found two different objects associated with the same URI.” I have no idea what this means. But it happened at the exact same moment as before…after the video and audio render, just when it begins to compile the disc image.
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Also have tried the render both with and without GPU acceleration. The plot thickens.
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Thank you Jorma. It was indeed a hidden folder, which would explain why I couldn’t find it or navigate to it. The only way I could get to it was to do a search for *.wav files on the C: drive, then open that folder from the search window. And there they all were. Easy fix, but a little ridiculous on Sony’s part to make it such an Easter Egg hunt to find them. Thanks man.
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Hey Man-
Did you ever get this issue resolved? I’m on Vegas Movie Studio Platinum HD 11.0, and am having the same issue (Windows 7 professional). Source video is on F: drive, but for some reason, after burning a bunch of DVDs with the Make Movie wizard, the C: system drive is filling up to overflowing. For the life of me I can’t figure out where the renders are going. The supposed folder doesn’t exist that it says temp files are going. It’s driving me batshit, and I’m at the point where I’m going to have to reformat the hard drive, re-install windows and vegas, and start over. Surely there must be a better way. If anybody has any wisdom on this, let me know? Thanks!
-Ken