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Peter Meng
December 4, 2016 at 11:14 pm in reply to: primer pro best export for blu-ray

Thanks for the scoop on Encore. I was wondering why my Blu-ray DVDs were glitchy. I was always using the Dynamic linking to Premiere within Encore to build the ISO image. What a mess. Building with Premiere and letting Encore wrap it up into an ISO image was so much cleaner.
Peter Meng
April 18, 2015 at 7:12 am in reply to: Ater Effect error when trying to render Quicktime file

Sorry. Looks like the link I posted above isn’t working. Here’s my full reply from the other thread.
I was having a similar problem where After Effects, Premiere, and Sony Vegas could not create QT files on certain drives. Rob Maybury provided a useful tip in the other thread.

It looks like QT will only write to drives with a unique Volume name. My volumes were set up as follows (looking at Windows File Explorer)

Local Disk (C:)
New Volume (F:)
New Volume (G:)
New Volume (H:)

I could create files in C: and F: but not in G: and H:. After changing the Volume names so they all were unique:

Local Disk (C:)
SSD Volume (F:)
Main Volume (G:)
New Volume (H:)

I could now create files on any drive.

To change the Volume name, right click on the drive and select ‘rename’ or bring up the properties window and rename it there.
Peter Meng
April 17, 2015 at 11:40 am in reply to: Ater Effect error when trying to render Quicktime file

I was having a similar problem where After Effects, Premiere, and Sony Vegas could not create QT files on certain drives.

It looks like QT will only write to drives with a unique Volume name. See following thread:
forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/1002655
Peter Meng
April 17, 2015 at 11:32 am in reply to: Can’t render quicktime (.MOV) files to local hard drive?!

I was having a similar problem where After Effects, Premiere, and Sony Vegas could not create QT files on certain drives. Thanks to Ray’s tip above this is what I discovered.

It looks like QT will only write to drives with a unique name. My volumes were set up as follows (looking at Windows File Explorer)

Local Disk (C:)
New Volume (F:)
New Volume (G:)
New Volume (H:)

I could create files in C: and F: but not in G: and H:.
After changing the Volume names so they all were unique:

Local Disk (C:)
SSD Volume (F:)
Main Volume (G:)
New Volume (H:)

I could now create files on any drive.

To change the Volume name, right click on the drive and select ‘rename’ or bring up the properties window and rename it there.