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Scott Lance
July 14, 2013 at 11:13 am in reply to: “Error occurred while writing a file”

Yes, that was the problem. Either there wasn’t enough memory in the C drive or I moved/deleted some files in the burn folder. But when I changed burning location and got a successful burn!
Stephen and John, Thanks again for your insight.
Scott
Scott Lance
July 12, 2013 at 4:30 am in reply to: “Error occurred while writing a file”

Ok, back from vacation and will try this again.
Stephen, I did as you said with Vegas preferences and John was right, all the “path” folders are located in my internal C drive where I have > 15G free. Although, I have already successfully rendered the MTS video to mpeg in Vegas to my external.

I am getting the error with DVD Architect. When i choose “make a DVD”, I select “prepare and burn“, I select the external drive for storage, once the rendering completes after an hour or so, then I get the error while preparing. Is DVD Arch looking for some mpeg data in the C drive? I have the 7GB mpeg file in external drive, corresponding DVD Architect .dar file with chapters/menus, but keep getting this error when trying to burn or just “prepare to folder.“
Scott Lance
July 2, 2013 at 1:10 am in reply to: “Error occurred while writing a file”

There’s plenty of room (external HD >300G free). It seems like the mpg may have a skip in a certain spot where it stops, but why wouldn’t the software just record the skip rather than stopping the burn process. Should I replace the “corrupt” .MTS file in the video and render yet another time?
Scott Lance
June 30, 2013 at 4:11 pm in reply to: Creating chapters from project markers

Thanks Stephen and Aleksey, I used markers in timeline and worked fine.
Scott Lance
June 28, 2013 at 11:13 am in reply to: Creating chapters from project markers

Ok, thanks! I will add markers via timeline and rerender!
Scott Lance
December 21, 2012 at 4:03 pm in reply to: Settings for DVD rendering in Vegas 11

Following up, I started from scratch and kept same settings and burned DVDs are great! So my mistake was editing from the first rendered mpeg (to save time editing/creating chapters), rather that original footage. Thanks for your help John, much appreciated.
Scott
Scott Lance
December 2, 2012 at 1:37 pm in reply to: Settings for DVD rendering in Vegas 11

John, I did edit the original HD footage and rendered it a few different ways. Although, I have been working with the rendered .mpg videos and modifying from that rather than starting from scratch, so that could be contributing to the lack of quality.
I changed from 16:9, 1.2121 PAR just to see if the movie skips or freezes on DVD. I will leave them as is from now on.
Lastly, I’ll have to try the better dvd discs. I was not aware that there is such a difference in performance on discs. What do you think about the VBR/CBR for this project? Is that limiting the quality as well?

Thanks John!
Scott