Hello,
I've made a movie with VS9. To generate the DVD I use the command Share/Create DVD. It's done, my DVD works well.
With the same movie, I change a sequence and add a transition. With the same command when I want to generate film after the first step VS9 is closed : no error message, no logs in events viewer - Windows XP Pro.
What's the problem? How can I know the problem to try to correct it?
Regards
Arnaud
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Arnouf,
If so the MPEG2 may be corrupt, which could cause VS to crash. Do you still have the Project File, *.vsp from this? If so try rendering another video file (Share>Create Video), then try using it to see if it clears it up.
Not knowing your workflow, capture properties, and project properties, it is difficult to assess this problem. A program shutting down could be due to numerous issues, such as failing RAM, Harddisk, or even a weak power supply unit. Video editing is very demanding on a computer, so weaknesses will suddenly appear while trying to edit, where they may not present themselves doing other tasks.
Ron P.
Are you changing, Editing the MPEG2?arnouf wrote:With the same movie, I change a sequence and add a transition.
If so the MPEG2 may be corrupt, which could cause VS to crash. Do you still have the Project File, *.vsp from this? If so try rendering another video file (Share>Create Video), then try using it to see if it clears it up.
Not knowing your workflow, capture properties, and project properties, it is difficult to assess this problem. A program shutting down could be due to numerous issues, such as failing RAM, Harddisk, or even a weak power supply unit. Video editing is very demanding on a computer, so weaknesses will suddenly appear while trying to edit, where they may not present themselves doing other tasks.
Ron P.
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arnouf
Hello,
My video is creating from a capture (DV format).
I separate the audio and video. I add mp3 file.
Now, I know that the mpg file is created in the tempory folder.
I've found a solution to generate the video...I use the Create DVD menu (when you launch VS9) and I insert the tempory mpeg file. When I make this I can generate the video.
I suppose that the vsp file of my project is corrupted !
Regards
My video is creating from a capture (DV format).
I separate the audio and video. I add mp3 file.
Now, I know that the mpg file is created in the tempory folder.
I've found a solution to generate the video...I use the Create DVD menu (when you launch VS9) and I insert the tempory mpeg file. When I make this I can generate the video.
I suppose that the vsp file of my project is corrupted !
Regards
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