Stephen Mann
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I had one workstation where it would never completely erase a BD-R. I replaced the BD drive and fixed the problem. (The lasers in BD drives do wear out.).
Steve Mann
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“I read that the “Chat” support was purely for Licence and Serial activity.”
And for real help using Vegas – not “Hey, Sony, Fix my PC”. I have needed to ask Sony tech support a “How do I do this…” question recently and received a reply the next morning.
Steve Mann
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Well, if it’s really a bug in the program, wouldn’t more people be experiencing it? YT upload works just fine here. I just tested it on my system.
Bug reporting is an aggregate system. The bugs reported by more people get more attention, and yours is the first time I’ve heard of any YT upload problems on this user forum. Bug reports rarely, if ever, get a personal response.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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If you really want to know what happened, you might try physically swapping the BD burner hardware, or buy a new one for your first PC. The lasers in them *do* wear out.
Steve Mann
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Apparently, someone *did* program this, but not at Vegas. It appears that even Scenarist has this problem. Further reading shows it in the demux routine. Did you change the GOP size from the default?
Steve Mann
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The difference you are looking at may be the 7.5 IRE Setup from the camera which is why the Firewire levels are higher than the analog. Since the whites are not blown out, I suspect that either the camera or the scope settings include a black level setup.
But the 7.5 IRE setup confuses even video engineers who worked with scopes for 50-years, and digital further muddies the confusion. (All I know for sure is that in digital, you want no IRE setup.)
It’s not unusual to have levels above 100 IRE. If you are taping a performance against a black curtain, any stage lights will most certainly be above 100 IRE. You want the details that you want to see between 0-100 IRE.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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What happened when you tried the burn on a different machine?
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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Your firewire images *are* better. Much better. Your analog images have been processed in either the camera or ADVC or both by adding edge enhancement, crushing the blacks and increasing saturation and contrast. (I.E., they are crap. What do the scopes show?) Look at the pants the girl is wearing in the first images. Note the detail in the shadows – In the analog images the pants are black with no detail. The Firewire images show some shades of gray and wrinkles in the fabric.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
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This program has a bug means that This program has a virus.
What programmer would ever put that message into a program?
You attach files by clicking on the diskette icon above.
Your DAR file will tell me how you structured your DVD menus. I can add my own media to test it here.
Steve Mann
MannMade Digital Video
http://www.mmdv.com