DjGazUK
I've copied a video onto the PC, and have added an extra part to the end (Using TMPGEnc 3.0 XPress. I did do a better job with Sony Vegas 7, but it keept crashing and the encoding part took forever). Now I need to burn it back to DVD, but how? Nero 8 complains it's over 2Gig and won't let me.
Sony Vegas 7 won't burn to disc. Can't remember the error, but it keept giving an error about the file size (even though it's was only 2.5Gig).
What software do you use to edit video's and burn them back to DVD?
Cheers.
Sony Vegas 7 won't burn to disc. Can't remember the error, but it keept giving an error about the file size (even though it's was only 2.5Gig).
What software do you use to edit video's and burn them back to DVD?
Cheers.
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 2:57 am
tayla
it could be your drive is full and there is no place to store the image while its been burned to disc, you can check this by going to computer and right clicking then choose properties, if it doesn't look to healthy delete any old stuff and try again... hope that helps
Tayla
Tayla
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 3:22 am
DjGazUK
Loads of room on the hard drive over 80 gig free on this one. The video file is only just over 2 gig.
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 8:05 am
djrenee
I'm pretty sure a DVD has a 2 gig limit per file if you are trying to copy it as data. You can use Nero and burn an ISO image and there's no file size limit as long as your hard drive is NTFS formatted.
I used Nero for years till someone turned me on to Roxio Media Creator... I like it far better.
http://www.easy-media-creator-10.com/
Renee
I used Nero for years till someone turned me on to Roxio Media Creator... I like it far better.
http://www.easy-media-creator-10.com/
Renee
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 11:33 am
Tim Bennett
Yes, create ISO and then burn with nero.
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 3:14 pm
kamakuakane
Break the file into two chapters 1 gb each. If you look at a movie dvd you find that each of the VOB files is about a gig in size.
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 8:21 pm
djderricke
Were you trying with Vegas or with DVD Architect? Vegas won't burn DVDs on it's own. You can create the DVD compliant MPG file in Vegas but you can't burn the DVD in Vegas. Sounds like that is where the problem is. Try rendering the project as a NTSC (or PAL) MPG and then creating the DVD with DVD Achitect, Nerovision, or a similar program.
geposted Wed 21 May 08 @ 8:40 pm