Since I use a JVC-GZ-MG33E videorecorder I could'n use UVS because JVC uses a different file type.
I used UVS 6SE DVD for other videofiles, and I was very impressed by this programm (much better than Pin.10 and PowerDirectory).
So I ame very pleased that UVS10 can read my MOD-files from my JVC; I downloaded the 30-day trial version to see wether it works.
However, when I try to burn a DVD, I get the (famous?) error 257:0:0 "convert step got some problems".
The clips I want to burn have the following properties:
file format : PAL DVD
file size : 85.356
Duration : 76.320 sec
Video
Videotype : MPEG2 Video, Upper Field First
Total Frames : 1.908 frame(s)
Attributes : 24 bits, 720 x 576, 4:3
Frame Rate : 25.000 frames/sec
Data rate : 8500 kbps
Audio
Audiotype : Dolby Digital Audio
Total samples : 3.663.360 samples
Attributes : 48000 Hz
Layer : None
Bitrate : 384 kbs
(I tried it with a very smal sample as you can see)
Before I buy this version of UVS, I must solve this problem, otherwise I can't use this beautiful program.
Is there anybody who knows the solution for this problem?
Thanks in advance
Cor van Baalen
The Netherlands
error 257:0:0 convert step got some problems
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That message usually indicates that rendering is taking during the burning phase, which shouldn't happen. That in turn indicates that there is something not wholly DVD-compliant about your input files.
I am assuming here that you have converted your MOD files to mpeg-2 files with the properties given in your post. They look mostly fine, though I would make two comments.
First, I would try to keep the bitrate to 8000 kbps or lower. And I would try using an audio bitrate of 256 kbps if you are using Dolby 2 channel stereo.
I am assuming here that you have converted your MOD files to mpeg-2 files with the properties given in your post. They look mostly fine, though I would make two comments.
First, I would try to keep the bitrate to 8000 kbps or lower. And I would try using an audio bitrate of 256 kbps if you are using Dolby 2 channel stereo.
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cor van baalen
error 257:0:0 convert step got some problems
I am going to try the tips Kan Berry gived me, thanks. I let you know whether it worked or not.
In the mean time I have downloaded a 30-day trial version of Cyberlinks Power2GO with the same file. That works fine.
But it is a very laborious way; I think I am rendering twice.
One time in Ulead, to make the mpeg2 file and one time when burning the disk with Power2Go.
So a real sulution is this not.
I keep you informed.
In the mean time I have downloaded a 30-day trial version of Cyberlinks Power2GO with the same file. That works fine.
But it is a very laborious way; I think I am rendering twice.
One time in Ulead, to make the mpeg2 file and one time when burning the disk with Power2Go.
So a real sulution is this not.
I keep you informed.