I am using VS 11.5.0157.2 PLus. I am captueing from a SOny HDR-HC9 camcorder. The capture finshes and produces a file in the CapturedFiles folder "uvs080819-001.mpg". I can go into Edit and insert this clip into the story line. If I try to Save the project, Visual Studio crashes. The only way I can resume using VS is to delete the CapturedFiles folder.
If I try to use Windows Explorer to open the captured file, it also crashes.
Is there a codex I am missing? Is there another software package to capture HD files to MPEG-2 files?
Capture produces corrupt MPEG-2 files
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bogeyman62
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bogeyman62
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Solution Found
I have found that if I set up a separate sub-folder under the CapturedVideo folder, and store my captured vidoes in that sub-folder, everything proceeds without crashes. For some reason, VS does not like my captured videos to be stored in the CapturedVideo folder.
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Re: Solution Found
That's interesting!bogeyman62 wrote:I have found that if I set up a separate sub-folder under the CapturedVideo folder, and store my captured vidoes in that sub-folder, everything proceeds without crashes. For some reason, VS does not like my captured videos to be stored in the CapturedVideo folder.
Thanks for letting us know that.
