Strange bug in Encore CS5.5 Blu - ray encoding

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• Best options to Export of first CC at CS6 Encore for creating Blu - Ray and DVD discs?

  Howdy!

  I have files AVCHD (MTS) of a marriage, I recorded a couple of years (Yes, it is really low on the priority list), I want to change to create DVDs and Blu - Ray discs.  I am aware that I need to make some significant cut to get everything that I consider important to even together double disc DVD and have a lot more leeway with the Blu - Ray.  If I do the editing in Premiere CS6, I can use Dynamic Link to import several chronologies in my project again and (of course) to develop a Menu that the user can use to choose what they want to see.  Then again you can do transcoding with the timelines to get the videos to put them on any disc format created by me (DVD or BD).  HOWEVER...

  If I edit the videos with CC PP (2015), I have the relationship dynamic to again (gee, thanks, Adobe!) and to each of my deadlines export to a file, load these in CS6 again and again, let the transcode various chronologies as the best it can to fit the desired output average.

  So the question in all of this - what is the 'best' format to export CC PP for later import Encore CS6?

  I can't use the MPEG2-DVD or MPEG2 Blu - Ray, because it assumes that each video is to use all the space available on the disk (same problem with H.264 Blu - Ray)!

  All right now, I am limited to Codecs and presets available in first/Media Encoder programs.

  I you'd be grateful for ideas on what could be the best (closest lossless?) format to use for the export/import of SD or HD videos!

  Thanks in advance!  {I hope the question makes sense...}

  If you do not want to use mpeg2-dvd or mpeg2-Bluray (I prefer BD H.264, this is a codec better) you can export to avi with codec lossless Lagarith as UT. Also, you can use these HD codec. But these files are huge.

  Can stick to mpeg2-dvd and BD preset and use a bitrate calculator to get the best fit on the disc.

  DVD - HQ & GOP Bitrate Calculator

• Quality Blu - Ray

  I just started with 4096 output format support and I'm sorting out the workflow.  I did a test clip in Premiere Pro and exported to the H.264 format while keeping the size of 4096. The .mp4 file plays fine on my screen without any quality problem.

  Then I loaded this .mp4 file in Encore to create blu - ray disc.  All preferences are set by default.  I've been discs burning files 1080 for a long time and never had a problem.  But the disc finished this time is not read correctly.  When the camera pans with slowly the scene develops artifacts.  Or if the camera is still and the scene goes to the same thing happens.  For example when the camera is always and walks by bicycle by the image of the bike are doubled with a slight horizontal shift while the rest of the scene is perfect.  The TV and blu - ray player that I use are the same as always.  So the only variable in all this is the size of the file that I imported into yet.  I assumed the transcoding process would deal with the size of the source file.  Is it still possible just deals well with this file size?

  I am not normally files import multiplexed in yet, but when I I don't have never seen this problem.   I tried to export from Premiere Pro using H.264 Blu - ray preset to create split video and audio files, but kept the transcoding, that's another question I need to sort out.

  Any thoughts are appreciated.

  Thank you

  John describes the main reason you want to transcode twice.

  If you still use to transcode, make sure that you have configured to use the SOUL. Yet integrated in transcode engine, I believe, is still based on the old authorcore of sonic. In any case, not as good.

  My other thought here is one) something was wrong with the transcoding in Encore and b) something that happens when you want to encode from PR it will be easier the problems of the side PR/SOUL.

• Project yet for DVD and Blu - ray?

  I'm new to Production Premium CS5. I did all my parts of my project and kept in HD and rendered in Media Encoder CS5 for blu - ray. I mounted my project in still and in preview then the disc blu - ray set to ensure that nothing has been left aside. Then I burned a DVD. After burning the DVD, my preview is more clear as clear HD. It's pixelated more like a DVD project. Is there a way to get the preview back to the overview of HD quality or do I copy the project again and rename it for a DVD project before burning my first one. The reason why I ask is I make two copies of the project still on my hard drive, a DVD and one for the Blu - ray and it works but the two doubles room on my hard drive. Any solution?

  Any solution?

  I recommend you to create two projects.  Do not change the parameters of a project.

• Help with requested Blu ray burning

  I use for many YEARS now very successfully without any significant problem until I entered the world of HD and Blu Ray. My system specs are at the bottom of this post.  I've been recording HD for a few years now on my Sony HDV camcorder and rewrite the final production on HDV tapes.  I recently decided to move to the top and get a blu ray player, writer now that burners and media are affordable (well enough)... and the beginning of all my problems.

  Normally, I create 10 minutes productions finals about an hour of footage. However, after a 3 week trip to China, I have created a 50-minute production which I want to create a Blu Ray disc.  The production contains many transitions, titles and still images (taken with 10 megapixels).

  I can make the OK project although it takes a few hours.  However, my system crashes (blue screen) about 85% of the way through the Blu Ray encoding process.  I've split the 2 separate projects - one of 20 minutes and another 30 minutes.  20 minute we burn Bly Ray ok, but the 30-minute project still hangs (blue screen again) towards the end.  An obvious solution would be to divide the project down in to 3 separate projects and burn on Blu Ray 3 discs but this kind of ruins to the point of having a Blu Ray burner because I could created 3 AVCHD DVD discs instead.

  The problem seems to be the lack of memory.  The encoding process seems to work in space from 1 to 2 GB until very near the end, when the requirement of memory seems to soar upward to the 4 GB limit.  My suspicion is that first tries to use all of the system memory and tramples needs system thus causing the entire system to blue screen.

  I travelled through the forums and found that many users have had similar problems, but not found solutions.  A that someone managed to create a decent Blu Ray size disc of Premiere Elements - and nobody knows the minimum configuration to do this.

  System:

  First Elements 8

  Sony Viao VPCCW1S1E - Intel Core 2 Duo P7450, running Windows 7, 4 GB of memory with all works on the system c: drive.with 150 GB free.

  NVidea GeForce GT 230 M video adapter

  Thanks Steve

  (3) choice of AVCHD - when my project, in about 45 minutes PE8 starts to become slow and unstable (is not surprising given the system I use) so I divide it into 2 separate projects and the only way I could find to merge into a single project was to convert each project to the HD file format that I could import them into a new project.  I used ' share PC / MPEG / H264 1920x1080i 25 '-this created a file AVCHD I could import in PE, return and then re-export.  How to create a HDV file (without writing back on tape and then reimport?)

  AVCHD is very difficult to change. Many users would recommend an i7 overclocked processor, sitting in a very robust system. Unfortunately, camera mfgrs. This introduces, but forgot to tell their clients that they would purchase a State-of-the-art, just computer to edit it.

  In regards to HDV, there is a FAQ entryabout this operation. I don't shoot AVCHD, so I can't guarantee this FAQ entry, but given that Steve Grisetti wrote, be considered as gospel.

  Hope that helps,

  Hunt

  PS - Pre is designed to work perfectly with a length of projects (either) DVD SD, but it OK with BD projects now. Yet, when the duration of the timeline stands here, break the project into manageable pieces is the recommended route. It's one of the things I like about PrPRo - it uses sequences (think to of mini projects into one"master"), and I use them as my "chapters."

• Remote control DVD "skip" function does not work for Blu - ray (Encore CS5) projects

  I graduated from SD to HD and I need help.

  I just finished my first project HD in CS5, he engraved on a Blu - ray disc and immediately encountered a problem: jump jump forward and backwards remote functions do not work. (I met several other problems on the road to get here, but I solved with the help of the manual and by browsing this forum ). In this project, I am doing exactly what I did in my previous SD projects (where this function works):

  1. In Encore CS5, I added "Chapter Points at intervals... ».
  2. On the timeline in the properties panel, I kept the default selection "Operations: all allowed" (which includes 'Search for chapter' in the menu 'The authorized user Operations').
  3. In the "Project Preview" window, by clicking on the "Next chapter" or "Previous chapter", the function is executed correctly.

  However, after burning the blu - ray disc and pressing the buttons "jump back" or "forward" on the remote (Panasonic DMP-BD65) Blu - ray player, the 'Operation not permitted' message. (This very remote button function works on all my SD projects).

  More background information: I use also marks chapter to the PrPro project related to Adobe Dynamic Link, chapter marker tips end Actions (Jeff The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0, pp. 178-180) and the Bill on the use of the 'fade to black' transition to avoid the second ~ 1 the gap between chapters in the Playlist of chapter I use to play all chapters.  This observation can be independent: in the monitor Panel, 'Step Forward' button with the Alt key does not move the CTI to the next GOP brand. The work of functions (without pressing the Alt key) 'Step Forward' or 'Step backward' (move a frame CTI)...

  At this point, I desperately need help from the Forum.

  Thank you

  -Laci.

  Still must properly set the interval even chapters after the transcoding.

  You must say to "Return to the Original" If you do not want retranscode.

  Let us know on the chapter playlist in blurary: I think you will find that they do not work. Blu - ray, you must use the method used for SD cards.

• ProRes to H.264 Blu - Ray, then get an overview of the problems with Encore CS5

  Hi all

  I've been holding Media Encoder CS 5 90 minutes or so ProRes 422 (29.97 interlaced) QuickTimes and create Blu - Ray H.264 files for use in Encore CS5.  I use the maximum of 1080i quality setting and adjusting so that the target bit rate is 25mbps and max is 30.  By 2-pass VBR.

  The issue I'm having is when I import these files into Encore CS5 and then preview them on a timeline they are artifacts in all directions.  They look like my cable signal when it breaks upward, except through the whole program.  I have re-transcoded in Media Encoder and am having the same problem.  I also tried transcoding in Encore (which is really the same thing), and it still persists.  I did not a BD - R again to check it and I know that the preview in Encore CS 5 is very buggy.  But I wonder - someone ' one run in this?  Is this just a preview issue, or is there something really wrong with him transcode?

  Also, if anyone has a tip for where I can open the file *.m4v out Media Encoder so that I can check them somewhere else in again would be great.  VLC Player does not, nor does QuickTime.  Thank you all!

  Best,

  JD

  Compressor didn't start to make videos compatible h.264 Blu - ray up to version 3.5. Videos in h.264 Blu - ray made in the compressor before 3.5 are not compatible Blu - ray, fail strict checking of yet and must be re-encoded.

  If you are using Compressor 3.5 or newer, your Blu - ray h.264 files will import still very well and will not be re-transcoded.

• Blu - ray still on subtitles with Encore CS5

  I've recently upgraded to cs5 cs3 for blu - ray subtitles. The problem I have is that when reading the disc in my drive the subtle always come. The player is set by default to subtitles off the coast and all the links are set on "no change", including the properties of the disk. If I change the subtitles turned off with the remote control they will light up again if I go back to the menu and replay the clip. I found a work-around, and that should settle any subtitles in all the links in the menu. Please can someone explain what is happening and if there is a fix.

  This bug is here since before the release of CS5 and in fact we have documented how to solve this problem during the beta period, and they did a test version which worked and he showed to me at NAB, April 2009. However Adobe seems unable to ever get out an update in another, and their support for this product that does not exist.

  Kind regards

  Larry Applegate

  Rivergate Software, Inc.

• Make blu - ray discs with the content of the standard dvd in Encore CS5

  Given that blu - ray 25 gb discs have become affordable, I would like to take advantage of the increased capacity of the content of the standard DVD on them.

  In a Word, I would put about 8 hours of flow 8000 720 X 480 video on a disc blu - ray 25 GB with no transcoding.  If I said that my project is a DVD I can tell it to "do not transcode" my property, but as soon as I change the option on Blu - ray, I have a wide range of Hi Def only options or automatic transcoding.  This is much more than 25 GB of the file size.  I can do this in TMP GENÇ TMPGEnc works, I can specify each track or not to transcode, and what bitrate etc. and then burn a blu - ray disc-compatible with the standard def content-but my menu options are more limited than in the still and the work process is slower.   I'd rather that in again if possible.  Is there a way to do that in Encore CS5?

  Stan Jones wrote:

  The problem for me is the reason why you do not get "do not transcode" for a DVD file apparently valid, just because you make a Bluray disc.  I wonder if you change the image size in the properties of transcoding bluray.  I just show him the "do not transcode" for a non-transcoded avi file and also a previously transcoded m2v.

  all my videos that I coded for this and the last project had a black frame around them. for some reason any capture has not quite completely filled the entire box. not a BIG deal, but in the video effect > motion > scale I changed them all to 103 to 105, and I think that this IS why with my workflow wanted to transcode. so I just jumped the man in the middle and in first, like mpeg to preserve all the stops of chapter and chapter names.

• Yet CS5 does not burn m4v on Verbatim Blu - Ray disc?

  I have CS5 and burner Pioneer BD - RW BDR-206 (1.04 Firmware) drives and made my first program Blu - Ray in first CS5 and exported on Blu - Ray (m4v), but when trying to burn it on my system, Encore CS5 doesn't recognize not the blank disc (Verbatim BD - R 25 GB 6 x HardCoat) and keeps asking for a disk.

  I put in a regular DVD and he recorded it without problems... but it is Blu - ray.

  What is going on?  I have to do a 'simple' mistake somewhere.  Thanks for your help.

  Sounds weird.

  The project value BD?

  You have the settings panel of comics and drives and BD - 25G?

  Can you build in a BD folder?

  Many of us prefer ImgBurn to burn real disc. You can create a folder BD imager and try burning with ImgBurn.

• CS5 will still support the MCE Blu - ray on Mac Pro Player?

  It's basically my question:

  CS5 will still support the MCE Blu - ray on Mac Pro Player?

  It is y harly any info the hardware on the web site of Adobe support more. It's just all hype sales!  They used to tell you which disks have been supported, but now that still seems to just be an afterthought in CS5, there is not ehardware in detail everything that is taken in charge and what is not...

  This new MCE Blu - ray player looks like a wonderful solution, but only if Encore CS5 on Mac would support it.

  Thank you!

  I am positive that your Mac Pro has the connectors. The SATA cable it can be somewhat difficult if you're not comfortable deleting some parts with a screwdriver, but I found it very easy.

  Cables SATA sitting around, I had had a little long boxes on the ends of the connector forcing me to have to remove a small amount of plastic from the piece of fan housing. I think that if you buy a kit from OWC cable they include cables that are lower profile but whatever it is, it's not too bad. I just use a dremel to remove a small piece about 1 "x 1" directly above the ports. "

  Here are some instructions I found: http://www.newertech.com/downloads/nwtmpqxe32.pdf (Note: the pages in this guide are all mixed!) These guys here sell a kit that delivers these unused ports of SATA to eSATA ports.

  You will see that they have low profile cable I was referring to that and so they didn't need to cut the case fan at all. I would say just OWC (www.macsales.com), because they know what you are looking for and you can sell a kit that has the cables you need, including 4-pin-power to SATA power. I recommend you to install the two cables while you're here, so if you later decide to add another SATA drive or an SSD, you will not need to take off again. BTW, add an OCZ Vertex 2 60 GB SSd drive as my boot drive for the OS and applications has been the single most visible upgrade I did and makes the Mac Pro just smoke! Same value as I just pasted the small SSD up there in the optical Bay without a mounting kit, and it works great!

  In all honesty, theough, the external enclosure for Blu - Ray works well and is easier to access the drive, because it is now located on my desktop. If you're uncomfortable to disassemble your machine just get quadruple housing interface with the chip set Oxford 934DSB that I can guarantee you that it works out of the box. It cost $140 for the whole machine, not bad compared to the alternatives.

  The reader is this: LG WH10LS30. Looks like it's still on sale for Newegg $79 until the end of the year.

  Housing I have is the following: BYTECC ME535-Limited-BK. Another $60. The OWC, looks a lot prettier in a Mac environment but costs $40 more for the same features all in brushed aluminium.

  I've been creating and burning with yet but Roxio Toast 10 Titanium burns and the authors of the Blu - Ray just wanted to make a CD/DVD

  Good luck!

• Blu - Ray back to premiere pro cs5

  Hello

  I'm new to this forum, I am experienced enough in PP, even very experienced in Photoshop CS5 and all. I made my own videos, retouched and burned in Blu - ray. I would now like to put all my videos for the past 6 years on a drive hard but only have DVDs. How can I write them back to Premiere Pro please. I have not all clips either and no media cache files.  I would be grateful if you could help me in the form of points please.

  Thx a lot.

  Rose

  Copy disc to disc hard and tear the m2ts STREAM.

• Problem with Blu Ray DVD in Encore without Menus or subtitles

  Hey guys.  I have successfully converted my video and audio for my blu ray project, and I have an English subtitle track, and three menu pages.

  When I saw the project in Encore, the menus and subtitles appear perfectly.

  However, when I export the project to a folder of Blu Ray or Blu Ray picture (I don't have a Blu Ray burner) and play the movie from there, only the audio and the video are there.  There is no options to change the subtitles, and no menu is displayed, even if I put the first piece to be the main menu and not the timeline.

  Can someone help me with this please?  Thank you.

  It is upto the Player how he handles the navigation for the Blu - ray controls. Try using TMT or player software PowerDVD from Cyberlink.

  -Riou.

• 'Fill' a Blu - ray in Encore CS4 disc

  Can anyone provide any comment here:

  I bought a tower duplicator Blu - ray for duplication of records.  The problem is that Blu - ray discs I'm authoring in Encore CS4 are no overlap in the tower and producting errors.

  The master drive plays very well, but told me the duplicator company that the issue is with the master drive not be "liquidated" when written out of our creation (yet) manufacturing application.  Therefore, the Replicator cannot work with the master drive.

  Can someone tell what action I can take in the implementation of a project to ensure that the Blu - ray disc is liquidated when a disc ends?  I guess it's a simple setting I'm missing, but could use some deliberation here.

  The disks I'm creating are simply 'play only', with no menu screen.

  Thank you

  MBS

  I don't think that you are missing a parameter.

  Since you are using a duplicator as a final step, I'll try the method of Sito (build still on file, imgburn create image file and imgburn burn disc image) and I would also try to build again to image, imgburn burn the image to disk.

  If you arrive here, can Minu, you give us an update on this issue?

• Buttons menu still CS5 Blu - Ray; calendar; context menu

  I have 3 questions, I wanted to ask you, the 1st is: I was wondering how to make 3 a button images, each image is a different state of the button: normal, selected, active; the images are here:

  

  

  

  2nd question is: I do a blu - ray player with 5 deadlines (movies/titles), and I know that I can relate each scenario to another then where we finish, it leads to another, but my problem is how can I go to the previous timeline without using a context menu? I've seen several t.v. show blu - ray that I can go back to a previous episode by pressing the button back, so all 6 episodes are in a timeline, but when I put the blu - ray on my pc I see that each episode is its own m2ts file. I used VSO AVCHD Editor to check the blu - ray, and it shows the major SPLM (blu - ray playlist) contains the files of NLCS in 6 episodes. I wonder y at - it enough in cs5?

  And my last question is: Y at - it a way to bind a button to close the pop-up menu? I saw someone ask this before, but I can't find this page.

  You don't ask a lot of questions in BDedit, is not exactly user friendly or intuitive.

  Press "Insert" in the Playlist window to add a new clip.

  Right click and replace "Edit mode" you can change the entry.

  Change the "file" for the appropriate number of clip.

  Replace 5 on each clip but the first 'c '. The first clip must be left at the 1.

  Let rS-00.

  Change the time of 10:00 IN. 000 and the hour of the EXIT at the same time of playlist of individual clips. The length will be automatically.

  When you change the In/Out time, it will ask if you want to update the playlistmarks. Just click OK.

  Once you have added the item to the playlist, you must go on the 'branch' of the article and replace the 'Vi' Playitem is the appropriate format (MPEG2/AVC, 1080 p / i, framerate). Then, you click on the '0' below the ' to the ', then click on the sign '+' to the right to add the sound to the clamp. Once the audio is added, you must configure it for the correct parameters (DD, stereo, 48 kHz, eng). You must do this for EACH of the clips you add to the reading list. Quite painful.