error on writing file 0xc00d0bc3

stuartl · Post by **stuartl** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 11:41 am

I'm looking for a product to transcode HDV MPEG files to WMV-HD. I'm looking at mediastudio 8 pro as an option. However everytime the file conversion or file create finished (This is a 7 minute 1080i file) I get the error 'error on writing file 0x00d0bc3' message.

I've tried using different profiles and even a diferent PC! nothing works. Is this because I'm using a trial version? (try before you buy you know) or is this an issue with HD file encoding in media studio 8 pro?

Any help would be appreciated because I rather like the speed of the transcoding compared to other products I'm trying, but I'd like to see the final results for quality.

regards
Stu

Devil · Post by **Devil** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 11:52 am

It is possible that you have the temp files set to the default C: place, with insufficient free space for them. If your basic project is n Gb, allow at least 2n Gb space for temp files, wherever you have placed them. Alternatively, it may be that the HDD is having a hard time doing its job.

stuartl · Post by **stuartl** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 12:49 pm

Nope I've just checked that, temp folders it's trying to use are on 'd' drive with 15Gb to spare. Even on a 10 second file it gets to about 65% then throws out th error. Plenty of space on both drives at that stage!

stuartl · Post by **stuartl** » Mon Mar 12, 2007 3:27 pm

Hmm, it's a bit bizarre. If I convert the m2t file to an MPG file first, (which I assume is just re-muxing as it's so fast), then convert the MPG to WMV it seems to work. At least it's gone to 100% and is now writing out the file. Anyone got any ideas about this? the original m2T if from a sony HDR-H7CE.