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ghirl
9th September 2002, 12:44
I am using Movie factory 1 or 2 movies on 1 disk with simple menu.
The problem I have is when I get anywhere near 4 gigs the move gives me freezing problems or will not play on my standalone (i have tried about 8 different standalones, same problem)
I have read that Movie factory has problems authoring movies with this size of file.
Any ideas on how to solve this. I just want to author a couple of movies put them on a disk with a simple menu, no chapters, no movie intro, just straightforward stuff (or so I thought).
Can you advise if there is any other authoring prog out there that will allow me to do this.
I use Tmpg to encode downloded avi's.
Thanks in advance.
oddyseus
9th September 2002, 13:41
u can try SpruceUp, quite cheap and cute to work with. U can go for the big monsters or u can change the media u write to. Some cheap ones have problem on the outer rim causing standalones to hang
padre
9th September 2002, 14:34
ghirl,
Could it be a media issue? Does it play well in your burner?
I've seen very similar results with some defective media before. At the very end of the movie, it pixelates and jumps or freezes. Found out it was a bad batch of DVD-R media.
Maybe everything you're doing is fine, but the disc is defective?
Have you tried burning to a DVD-RW?
Padre
ghirl
9th September 2002, 16:54
Thanks for your your replies guys!!!
I have used 3 different types of media. datasafe gen3, FWS and white label gen4. i thought I would be safe staying away from the rock bottom of the market. Any idea's what mid priced media is most reliable and where to by in the UK.
Thanks again
padre
9th September 2002, 17:01
I've had success with PrimeDisc (they also show up as Ritek G3). I don't know if resellers in the UK for them. They cost between $1.30 and $1.50 per disc here in the US.
Did you ever try to burn with DVD-RW media? Also, does the burned DVD-R do the jumping and freezing on your PC (reading it after burning it - with something like PowerDVD or WinDVD)?? If so, then it might not be media.
The most common issue with bad media is that you can burn/play just fine on your PC all the way through, but you can't play it on standalone to the very end.
HomerJ
10th September 2002, 17:30
ghirl,
I have used these discs for the past few months, NEVER had a problem. IMHO I think you have an authoring problem, especially when you mention using menus (even simple ones)
Have you tried making an Image of you completed work ?
I have used DVD Factory for Image burning on several occasions, and not had a single problem, when I have had problems using a Video Title Set structure.
HomerJ :)
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