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• Error Blu - ray: "file already exists", the code "6", notes: 118240 11771552 11826176

  It is 3 days that I try to make the Blu - ray. ISO image on Encore CS5, I always get this message: Blu-ray error: "file already exists", code '6' , Note : 118240 11771552 11826176 Everything seems to work fine before.
  
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  Error code 6 can come in many cases like:

  -subtitle area is larger than the title safe area in the monitor window

  -Engraving with big psd file in slide show

  -If the name of the disc is empty

  -burning a slideshow without pan and zoom or transition with H264 parameters

  -bit rate is too high and subtitles are there too

  -It may also be the case where there is a difference in the length of the video and audio track in the timeline

  You can try one of these. But these are just possibilities I know. Might work for you.

  Thank you

  Ramesh.

• Output high definition without Blu - ray

  I work with CS3 Production Suite (Ae, Pr, en etc.), have facilities to display Blu - ray (bridge and TV), but are not (yet) have a Blu - ray burner.  I have created a 1080 p 30 project in After Effects and want to see it in the best possible resolution via a normal DVD.  AVCHD to enter Wikipedia implies is the way to go for this and my DVD Player supports the AVCHD, but neither CS3 documentation or other entries in the Adobe forums are useful on this.  What is the best workflow for my project on the TV screen via a DVD with the best approximation of kluge to 1080 p 30 BD?

  You can burn an AVCHD project on a DVD disc.

  Basically an AVCHD is just a simplified BluRay project, you can do it detroit from still, but there's a thing.

  It became an easy thing, and I tested it myself until I got my BR burner, and it works.

  The main steps are:

  (1) start again and create a disc BluRay project.

  (2) when your project is complete, export it as a BluRay folder Structure.

  (3) patch your folder with AVCHD Patcher Structure: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showpost.php?p=15285018&postcount=1662

  (4) to burn your image on a DVD-R disc

  Of course, don't forget that your project fit the standard 8 GB on a DVD-r

  It is a bit more underground, but have no fear, nothing illegal here. Just change a flag in the file Structure.

  Enjoy

• Can anyone recommend a reliable blu ray software for use with a MacBook?

  Hello world

  I've been watching Blu - Ray software for Mac, but I thought I would check here first of all for the recommendations?

  Can anyone suggest a software reliable blu - ray.

  Thank you

  http://www.macblurayplayer.com/features.htm

• Looking for a SuperDrive drive as a device for Blu - ray

  I'm looking for a SuperDrive as device for Blu - Ray player.

  I'm looking for something that is portable and reliable.

  Someone at - it recommendations for me?

  I want to use it with my Macbook Pro and perhaps with an iMac.

  Thank you!

  External Blu ray for Mac

• Internal blu - ray writers no longer works on OS 10.11.6

  I have an old MacPro with two writers of blu - ray inside. Everything worked great until I upgraded to OS X 10.11.6. Both drives can no longer read or write on discs; they turn and after a while to eject it. In writing programs is ejected a fresh white and prompted a blank diskette. In the configuration of operating system profile system both drives appear correctly.

  I tried to go back to 10.11.5 nothing helped, so I re-updated to 10.11.6, but the problem persists. It seems to be somewhere in the OS, but I can't identify it. Any suggestions?

  Where did you purchase blu - ray writers? Me if I'm wrong but I don't think all Mac Pro supports blu - ray writing with the standard Apple hardware. Probably, you should contact the manufacturer of the third-party hardware you have.

• Blu Ray to iMovie

  Hello

  I downloaded a few movies at home of a videotape iMovie then Blu Ray but now I can't send them to edit, is it possible that I can do this?

  Ta

  You still have the movie you used to burn the Blu - ray or the iMovie project?

  What version of iMovie using you?

• I have burn blue ray but audio is not

  I have send to compressor and audio video is here, burn a blue ray dvd and there is no audio data

  Did you include the Dolby Digital parameter in addition to H.264 implementation when you applied in the compressor?

  Russ

• I want to use a Blu Ray player in my Mac Pro

  I installed a Blu Ray player in my Mac Pro. He worked at one time, but now does not work. I removed the drive bays and reinstall the connector. Now the original superdrive is recognized. The Blu Ray player is not.

  Does show up in System Profiler?

  OS X: about system information and System Profiler - Apple Support

  Are you saying that it worked before?

  What happens if you plugged into the connections now used by the SuperDrive?

• How to burn a Blu - ray export Blu - ray to hard drive?

  I have about a two-hour project that is 21 GB as a blu - ray export drive to the hard drive (I chose not to export to my burner blu - ray, thinking that it would be faster and the desire to burn it later if I wanted to). Now, I have the 21 GB exported to a file .img file, but I have no idea how burn it. Compressor does not open the file and no "burn" which does no DVDs anyway. Just to clarify, then export the project on Blu - ray, I chose HDD as my output over my blu - ray burner, who was also an option.  Any help would save me probably 6 hours or re-export and would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Paul

  If you are using El Capitan: control - click on the image file in the Finder, choose burn.

  For previous versions of OS, open with disk utility and click on the burn button.

• Best way to Blu - ray?

  It took 12 hours to compress my 2 hour movie since the FCPX timeline in file sharing/computer H.264 mp4

  Now, I want to make a DVD Blu - Ray.  It's exciting, because this will be my first Blu - ray disc!

  QUESTION: It would be faster, but all also good quality, to put my mp4 file in the FCPX timeline and make a Blu - ray to drive?

  OR

  Go back to the film project/timeline and make sure a project uncompressed 1920 X 1080 Blu - ray player?

  It's a 2 hour movie.

  Go back to the film project/timeline and make sure a project uncompressed 1920 X 1080 Blu - ray player?

  It would be better.

  Share > Bluray:

  

  BluRay is not a default choice so add Destination to make it a regular option.

  Al

• Bad burn on Blu - Ray; not enough space?

  Hi all

  I bought a blu ray burner =:

  http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1051647-reg/samsung_se_506cb_rswd_sam_slim _exterior_blue_ray.html

  Create the disk opens its doors to about 66% asks me to insert a disc. The project is only about 3 minutes. long.

  Then, at some point, I get the error message; "Not enough space on the startup disk.

  Once the error was; not enough space on the disk, but it's a Virgin blu - ray disc. (BD - R)

  There is plenty of space on the hard drive of my iMac.

  The burner did not come with software to Mac but I chose the burner in the FCX share window.

  Other: When I right click on a movie on the desktop file I see an option for burning, but where can I say it blu - ray?

  Thank you

  Al

  Is the library of the PCF on your startup disk and where the media is stored?

  If you burn a movie from a file in the Finder, it is a data disk and will not readable on a Blu Ray player.

  Russ

• How can I play a dvd blue-ray on a Macbook with a great player?

  How can I play a dvd blue-ray on a Macbook pro with a great player?  I am running 10.11.5 of El Capitan on a MacBook Pro (retina, 15 inches, end of 2013).  The Superdrive rejects the dvd blue-ray.

  Super disks are not compatible with Blu Ray - you'll need to get a dedicated Blu Ray player

  Turn your Mac into the ultimate Blu - ray player | Macworld

• Recommend Blu - Ray burning software

  Hi all

  I can find a BLu - Ray burner, but the software that allows you to burn BLu - Ray still seems a bit sketchy.

  One below looks good, but many say that you must purchase additional software for blu - ray burning.

  I have toast, but an older version and do not want to pay just to be able to burn blu = ray.

  Is it safe to burn it to Blu - Ray in the FCX? This option requires no other software right? The iMac and FCX

  has everything what to do?

  Thank you
  Al

  B & H recommended:

  http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1051656-reg/samsung_se_506cb_rsbd_sam_slim _exterior_blue_ray.html

  What do you do with your DB? If you need to create sophisticated, you may need a Windows machine. If all you need is a reliable compiler and running something that reliable external combustion of FCPX, Toast gets my nod.

  Burn inside FCPX works very well but it is facing issues like burning DVDs, especially subtle graphics or menu glitches that are difficult to track down or weird user errors.

  From the FCPX help system:

  DVD and Blu - ray

  Use these destinations to burn your project or the clamp to standard definition (SD) DVD or Blu-ray-compatible disk, or to create a disc image (.img) file, you can copy on an external drive or burn to a disc later.

  Note: The destination of Blu - ray does not appear by default. To add it to the list of Destinations, see create and edit the destinations on the part of.

  The DVD and Blu - ray destinations include the following parameters:

  • Output device: Display output devices appropriate to your system including the optical drives and hard drive of the computer. You can use your hard drive to create a disc image (.img) file that you can copy to an external drive or burn it on a DVD media more later.
  • Layers: Displays the available layers on the destination media.
    • Auto: Automatically detects the type of disc you can use.
    • Single layer: Identifies the disc as a single-layer disc. You can use this option to force a disc double layer is treated as a single-layer disc.
    • Double layer: Identifies the disc as a double-layer disc. You can use this option to force the disk image is formatted for a disc double layer when you choose the hard drive as your output device. Important: Depending on the duration of the project, choosing Double layer when you use a disc single layer can cause an error when burning the disc.
  • Drive model: Displays the available disk models.
  • Disk when loads: Displays the automatic action when you play the disc.
    • The menu: Displays the main menu.
    • Movie Play: Immediately starts playing the movie.
  • Markers: Not available for Blu - ray when using a peripheral output AVCHD. Select the check box to include the text of chapter markers as subtitles on the output disc. Users can navigate between chapter markers by pressing the button next chapter or previous chapter on the DVD or Blu - ray drive. For more information on chapter markers, see Manage chapter markers and their thumbnails.
  • Loop: Available for Blu - ray only. Check this box to add an icon to the loop on the menu.
  • Background: Click the Add button to add a background image.
  • Chart of the logo: Available for Blu - ray only. Click the Add button to add a graphic logo.
  • Title graphic: Available for Blu - ray only. Click the Add button to add a chart title.
  • Preview: Click on the main Menu to display an overview of the main menu; Click on the chapter Menu to preview the chapter menu.

• How can I use a Sony Blue Ray on my Macbook Pro

  I have a Sony Blue ray with HDMI and I wanted to watch a movie on my mac, but when I use my HDMI port on my computer, the device is an empty file and the video player cannot display the dvd player.  knows there are adapters for HDMI to love at first sight, but why can't I use my existing HDMI port of pre?

  Anyway, if someone could help that would be great.

  If you are looking to play Sony's Blu - Ray discs on your computer, you can not, as the laptop is not all video input ports.

  Leo