Deuceofspades
Veteran
I am still trying to burn a Blue ray disc for the NAB show and running into problems:
I created my own MPEG blue Ray template, making sure the frame size and RATE matched my footage (shot in 720-24P).
Everytime I try to render image I get the same error message (note that I got this error message even before I tried my own templates, even with 60i templates):
NO image file was rendered, it tried and was probably more than 60% done when it gave me an error message:
filename: STREAM/00001.m2ts
Status: TSWrapper.dll::CTS Wrapper:
rocThreadMain::IO erroe
No space left on device
Note that I checked, the image file estimated size was 2.6 GIG or so, my harddrive had about 250GIG of free space! And the DVD can fit more than 4GIG... So ????
Does anyone know what this error message means?
I also tried to change the bitrate, lowering it gradually and trying a render each time.
OUTCOME:
I played with the bitrates as follows:
1- Bitrate unchanged, still at 25 = same error message, rendering stopped at about 40% completed - image file failed to complete
2- Bitrate changed to 15 = same error message, rendering stopped now at about 60% completed - image file failed to complete
3- Bitrate change to 10 = same error message, rendering stopped now t about 82% completed - image file failed to complete
MY GUTT FEELING ABOUT THIS:
I noticed that regardless of the bitrate setting, vegas estimated the file to be the same (approx) 2.6 GIG - THIS SEEMS ERRONEOUS - Should a 10 min file with higher brps not be LARGER than the same 10 min file at half the brps?
If so then: Vegas is not guestimating properly and maybe the reason I get the error message is simply because 10 minutes will NOT fit on a DVD? Maybe when it renders the image it can tell that the image is now too large for a DVD?
I burnt a 15 second worth of my timeline at 25 brps and it took as much space on the DVD as the full 10 minutes (600 seconds) burnt in SD mode.
Which was about 15% of the disc surface, just gauging by the look of the DVD's back.
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM BURNT A 10 MINUTE BLUE RAY DISC onto a regular DVD using the above route?
Can it be done?
What is the maximum length of footage you guys were able to burn using a regular DVD and the "Blue Ray" function in Vegas?
This Blue Ray disc has been requested from me for the NAb show and they have the Blue Ray disc player, although I was not told which...
I have been at it for three full days... This is frustrating. :furious3:
I created my own MPEG blue Ray template, making sure the frame size and RATE matched my footage (shot in 720-24P).
Everytime I try to render image I get the same error message (note that I got this error message even before I tried my own templates, even with 60i templates):
NO image file was rendered, it tried and was probably more than 60% done when it gave me an error message:
filename: STREAM/00001.m2ts
Status: TSWrapper.dll::CTS Wrapper:
rocThreadMain::IO erroeNo space left on device
Note that I checked, the image file estimated size was 2.6 GIG or so, my harddrive had about 250GIG of free space! And the DVD can fit more than 4GIG... So ????
Does anyone know what this error message means?
I also tried to change the bitrate, lowering it gradually and trying a render each time.
OUTCOME:
I played with the bitrates as follows:
1- Bitrate unchanged, still at 25 = same error message, rendering stopped at about 40% completed - image file failed to complete
2- Bitrate changed to 15 = same error message, rendering stopped now at about 60% completed - image file failed to complete
3- Bitrate change to 10 = same error message, rendering stopped now t about 82% completed - image file failed to complete
MY GUTT FEELING ABOUT THIS:
I noticed that regardless of the bitrate setting, vegas estimated the file to be the same (approx) 2.6 GIG - THIS SEEMS ERRONEOUS - Should a 10 min file with higher brps not be LARGER than the same 10 min file at half the brps?
If so then: Vegas is not guestimating properly and maybe the reason I get the error message is simply because 10 minutes will NOT fit on a DVD? Maybe when it renders the image it can tell that the image is now too large for a DVD?
I burnt a 15 second worth of my timeline at 25 brps and it took as much space on the DVD as the full 10 minutes (600 seconds) burnt in SD mode.
Which was about 15% of the disc surface, just gauging by the look of the DVD's back.
HAS ANYONE ON THIS FORUM BURNT A 10 MINUTE BLUE RAY DISC onto a regular DVD using the above route?
Can it be done?
What is the maximum length of footage you guys were able to burn using a regular DVD and the "Blue Ray" function in Vegas?
This Blue Ray disc has been requested from me for the NAb show and they have the Blue Ray disc player, although I was not told which...
I have been at it for three full days... This is frustrating. :furious3: