5 min file contains six different audio files, AVI, MPEG1x2, MP3, WAV and WMA respectfully. When I try to burn a disc in VideoStudio 9 using the in-built burner "Burn NOW v1.5 the following message appears"All or part of the audio data in the MPEG file is not compatable with this program" The video runs fine in preview edit mode and in pre-burn preview mode it is only when I try to burn that the problem arises. Any ideas?Non compatibility of audio
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Non compatibility of audio
5 min file contains six different audio files, AVI, MPEG1x2, MP3, WAV and WMA respectfully. When I try to burn a disc in VideoStudio 9 using the in-built burner "Burn NOW v1.5 the following message appears"All or part of the audio data in the MPEG file is not compatable with this program" The video runs fine in preview edit mode and in pre-burn preview mode it is only when I try to burn that the problem arises. Any ideas?-
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Hi,
I'm just going to guess on this one, I think the problem is trying to use about every format known to make a single DVD-Compliant disc.
Did you do any editing to any of the clips? What are your computer specs?
How did you capture these? Are the AVI, DV-AVI, or DivX?
You also are trying to use MP3, with WMA & WAV, not a good combination.
I think that about any consumer level editing program would choke on your combination.
Please Read the Sticky: Recommended Procedures listed at the top of this forum. You should then get a better understanding as to why your combination is falling over...
Regards
Ron P.
I'm just going to guess on this one, I think the problem is trying to use about every format known to make a single DVD-Compliant disc.
Did you do any editing to any of the clips? What are your computer specs?
How did you capture these? Are the AVI, DV-AVI, or DivX?
You also are trying to use MP3, with WMA & WAV, not a good combination.
I think that about any consumer level editing program would choke on your combination.
Please Read the Sticky: Recommended Procedures listed at the top of this forum. You should then get a better understanding as to why your combination is falling over...
Regards
Ron P.
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