VideoStudio :: Unspecified Error When Burning AVCHD DVD
Oct 30, 2011
Whenever I try to Burn my project to a DVD I get an unpsecified error after about 10 minutes and the program forces a shutdown. The progress shows that it is Converting the Title 001/001. I took a quick look at the DMP file and it looks like it has something to do with permissions of the program. I'm using Win 7 64 bit OS, Visual Studio Pro X4 SP1. What is the default location to have all of your videos and project files so that there are no permission problems whe you go to burn DVD?
I am getting the same error trying to burn a BluRay. The preview looks perfect, but I just keep making expensive coasters. When burning DVD's is to create a "Disc Image" first, but when I try this for a BluRay, that option is greyed out and not selectable.
How to create a BluRay image file so I can access it from the tools menu and choose "Burn from disc image"? What is causing the 'unspecified error" when trying to burn a BluRay?
Having an issue with an unspecified error (5.0.0) when burning DVD to file.
I've created the project as a single Mpeg-2 file as suggested...then added chapters and a DVD menu etc. When i burn it gets to 99% then as it's finishing... Boom... Unspecified Error.
How can I burn the folders created at Step 3 of DMF 7 SE on a disc?
in AVCHD mode :
1.the folders are created in a folder named "AVCHD" (that consists of a BDMV sub-folder) . Do I have to burn the AVCHD folder on the disc or just the BDMV folder (that is a sub folder of the AVCHD folder created) ?
2.if I use Nero to burn AVCHD folders on a DVD, what type of DVD format do I have to select ? DVD-Video? (the AVCHD folders do not contain any VIDEO_TS files)? DVD-ROM(ISO)? DVD-ROM(UDF)? DVD-ROM(UDF/ISO)?
in Blu-ray mode :the folders created are in a folder named BDMV. Is it what I have to burn on a blu-ray disc (the BDMV folder or just the sub-folders)?
I have a h.264 video file in .m2ts format, captured using a TV card, and I want to burn this to an AVCHD DVD. I've been trying to do this with VSX4. I don't want the video to be re-encoded because it's already in a suitable format. If I open X4, and then Create Disc and insert the video, the video plays fine and everything looks OK. However, when I click Burn on the final screen, I get a message saying that the video will take some time to render (oddly, since I've chosen the option not to convert compatible files, and VS seems to be taking notice of this choice because if I de-select it, the video size on the disc indicator increases). If I click OK, the rendering process seems to start but it jumps to 3% and then nothing happens. It just sits there.
I thought maybe VS had a problem with the video, so I tried inserting it onto the timeline, and I can edit and output it from there without any problems. But, I can't burn it to AVCHD DVD without re-encoding it, which I don't want to do because it will reduce the quality of what is already a compatible file.
I I have VideoStudio Pro X5. I installed it and tried to open. But it became fail. So I retried it by using administrator mood. But it also useless. Then I re installed it. But the problem is same,
At sometime, when I tried to open it, It appears welcome window like this,
On Windows 7 OS (64bit) getting the following error when attempting to burn a DVD: Unspecified error 5:0:0
I've attached a jpeg image containing the error.
Tried looking in the knowledgbase, but of course it's under construction. Tried contacting support, but of course the chat system is down. Then to add insult to injury, friggin Corel wants to charge me $15 to describe to them this burn error on their product. If I had known that this was the quality of product and level of support I was going to receive, I never would have purchased this product.
System info: Box: Shuttle Inc SG45 V10 OS: Windows 7 Ultimate (x64) (build 7600) CPU: 2.67 gigahertz Intel Core2 Quad Q9400 RAM: 8GB Disc: 1.5TB (spread across 3 discs)
Have burned several projects with X4 and this is the first time I have come across the unspecified error during the burning process.
Empty time line Create Disk DVD Add VS Project Project Settings Do not convert (check) Treat MPEG audio as non-DVD compliant (check) Auto repeat when disk playback ends (check) Upper field First No motion menu No music track Recording Format: DVD Video Create to disk (check)
Normalize audio (have done it checked and unchecked and still have the error.
I am trying to create a Photo Slideshow in VideoStudio Pro x6 - during the editing preview or when I try to share the program crashes with an unspecified error. The original project was 8 Minutes and the preview would crash at about the four minute mark. I thought it was possibly the length of the project so I tried split the number of photos in two and put half into a project that previewed and exported fine, dropped the other half in a second project that would then crash at random spots in the preview process. Tried deleting several of the photos, thinking maybe the format of the photos, but that did not work. Is there a know error in the creation of photo slideshows by any chance? I have tried this on two different laptops, one windows xp the other windows 7.
As a note, I was originally attempting this in studio 11, which I own and it was doing the same thing. I downloaded x6 thinking it might fix the issues because of better compression, etc. I would like to purchase x6, I love the interface and ease of use and built in effects, but I can see having to do many of these types of projects and would like to be sure that it will function properly.
When I open the program the start up loading image come up then an error box saying that an unspecified error has occur and I should contact customer support. What devices are involved and their mode of connection?: No devices really just trying to open the program on my laptop The Version of program is being used: x4 list all patches/updates that have been installed relating to that version of the program.: I just installed the 2nd patch after this started happening hoping it would fix it, I tried to install the first one but it didn't work. Details of the source files.: Not sure what this means? I don't really think it applies since its before I can even open projects
I use a windows 7 notebook, 4 gig of ram. This problem just popped up tonight, I am still able to open x3 on my computer though. When I did some lookin at the event logs, its showing that the problem file is the psiclient?
I'm in a real pickle: Bought a top shelf Sony V. Cam. In HD the format is AVCHD, which X5 Pro doesn't want to know. The Sony software,'Play Memory Home' only allows basic editing like trimming of clips. So I tried 'Batch Convert' and picked MPEG as target to edit my 1 hr 4 mins of Kruger Park wildlife, which entails hours of work. When I start on the disc burning procedure (or video file production) after several mins I get the 'The program encountered an unspecified error and will be closing down',
I have tried different output choices, like 'DVD" or 'AVCHD' at different compression,tried deselecting hard- and software acceleration etc, to no avail, same error every time, I get told to send the Dump file to Corel for analysis, fat lot that would do! If I started with a conversion to a different file system I would probably have to go through the editing again, sound, transitions and all?
I am now getting a unspecified error when I try to create a disc. It tells me to:send the file C:documents and settingsxxxlocal settings empvstudio_14.0.1.3_20101220_083832.DMP to tech support. Trouble is there is no technical support unless I have a paid subscription. I cannot read the file because windows xp will not recognize it. I see nowhere on here that I can attach the named file.
I can not start my VideoStudio X5. ERROR MESSAGE: The program has encountered an unspecified error and has stopped functioning. Please contact Corel Technical Support and send the dump file for analysis. URL....
I have an mpg file which I am trying to burn to disc using VS4 but when it gets to 99% of the conversion it sticks and I get an unspecified error message and I cannot burn the file.
Just a heads up on an old issue which still exists in the burning module of X4. Apparently nothing has been updated from X2 other than reintegrating it with the editing software. Unspecified is maddeningly vague but If you get this message during the authoring stage it may be due to a glitch in some of the menu templates. I have found that using certain menu templates if you uncheck the "motion menu" box it will crash the production at the final stage with this message occurring. If this happens you must leave the motion menu box checked (which is the template default) even though you aren't using a motion menu. It appears to have no effect on the finished product. I have found this glitch with a number of the text menu templates that I like to use. I know it took me some effort to figure this out back in X2.
I'm running Pro X5 (trial version). I am getting this same error. I tried to follow the recommendations at [URL], but I still get the same error within a couple seconds after clicking "Burn", right after the DVD drive spins up. Note that my media is Memorex DVD+R Lightscribe 16x. I tried selecting both "Maximum" speed and 8x. Same problem in both cases. FYI, my laptop hard drive is a SSD. I want to be sure this application works completely before purchasing it. The file I"m trying to create is only 10 minutes long and 426MB.
I bought the VideoStudio x5 yesterday. When i try to open the program, a message appears:
The program has encountered an unspecified error and has stopped functioning. Please contact Corel Technical Support and send the dump file for analysis
I have been creating/editing 3 separate projects/movies over the past few weeks and lately it seems that every time I exit X4 (after saving) the program exist the screen and then I get a window displaying the following error -The program has encountered an unspecified error and has stopped functioning. Please contact Corel Technical Support and send the dump for analysis and it displays the location of the .DMP file.Now I now on the face of it this doesn't affect me as it only occurs when I exit X4?
Should I send the DMP file or would that just be a waste of time (ie does the Corel 'engineers' actually check the DMP file users send them and do they reply?
Dell Latitude E6510 I7-640m 8gb memory Nividia 512mb 1920x1080i screen 250gb 7200rpm drive Windows 7 professional 64 bit VideoStudio x4 Camcorder is a Sony HDR-CX550v recording in HD-FX mode with output of .mts AVCHD file.
I purchased a copy of VideoStudio x4 last week and have been using it successfully until last night. I have been able to put several clips together, render and burn to an AVCHD disc with no problems. Whenever I try to burn clips to a DVD I get an Unspecified Error 5.0.0. I have searched the knowledgebase and performed all the updates to DirectX, windows 7 and X4 software.
I have been having a problem with large file being burned onto a DL dvd disc. Eery once in a while when I try to burn the file it will go so far and then stop with a unspecified error 5.0.0 cannot complete. It will work sometimes and at other times it will quit working. I have been using verbatum DVD+R DL disc which have worked but not all the time. It is frustrating throwing away disc because it is getting an error.
I get it on closing the Video Studio Pro 14.1.0.107.(S.Pac 2) I initialy got it when trying Corel's trial download so went and bought the Package, retail, thinking (foolishly) that that would solve the problem. I have spent hours on line with Corel Tech who said it was a conflict with jscript.dll in Explorer 9. I reverted back to Explorer 8 but no luck. It makes no difference whether V.S has files active or not so it is not a function of source files.
As youcan see on my profile - Windows 7, Home premium; 3.2 Gig Intel Core2 Duo; 3518 MB RAM; 500 Gig HD; 1024 MB NVidia GT 440 Video card.
I am trying to install Windows Cleanup Utility from the following link to cure an unspecified error due to a temp file in the hope of stopping this happening again.I have done a disc clean up and deleted temp files manually. ftp://ftp.corel.com/pub/Installer/MSICleanup.exe This does not work……”.problem loading page “ Is there another working link to access this ?
I need to burn video.... whenever i burn, it stop and appear unspecified error 5.0.0.
these are the spec: PAL ( 25fps) MPEG files 24bits, 720 * 576, 25 fps Lower Field First (dvd-pal), 4:3 video data rate: Variable ( Max 8000kbps) LPCm Audio, 48000 Hz, stero
I am trying to burn a non-HD project onto a Blu-Ray Disk and every time after the video/audio stage I get the "unspecified error" message. I have now wasted 6 Blu-ray disks trying to solve this problem. I have reloaded the software and uploaded the patch. I have checked and all my drivers are up to date.
Files are not corrupted as I have checked. I have even tried this on a 16 second video and it fails. I can burn it to DVD but the quality is poor. I have tried reducing the speed to the lowest setting at 4X. It is writing to the BD-R as mentioned but the content is not recognized. If I write it to a Blu-ray file it appears to work.
I'm having a hard time creating MP4 HD files. It's always gone well, but recently it seems that I get to around 99% rendering, and then it crashes. I get the message "The program has encountered an unspecified error and has stopped functioning"
I'm running an older dual core intel T2080 CPU with Vista, nothing fancy. It seems to happen with videos that are around an hour and a half. If I keep my videos to around an hour it will complete the rendering process. I am able to see the final 8GB file that was created, but it won't play as the rendering wasn't 100% finished with the longer video. This whole thing happens on different PC's so it's not my program installation.
I have implement following code(C#) to add linear dimension.But after execution, "Unspecifed error " message occured at AddLinear API. What is the problem with code.
I've a professional Panasonic camera capable of 720p and 1080p AVCHD recording both at 50 or 25 frames per sec (PAL). My recent clips are AVCHD h.264 50fps @ 24000-26000kbps. I usually render the file to film first, then create a disc after. I use VSP x5
For a short edited film (less than 5gb), I'm happy to make an AVCHD full-HD disc and enjoy a seamless and lossless transfer from project to a standard disc. The picture quality seems true to the original recording.
Q1) For longer films where I need to use a Blu Ray, what exactly is the best route to take and what boxes should be (or not) checked?? I did create a Blu Ray disc using the largest output 35000kbps max and I thought afterwards the footage looked a bit "contrasty" and second hand.
Q2) I've read in the forums that 50fps for 1080p Blu Ray is not available yet (hence the conversion to 25fps). Is it available at 720P and what/where are the settings?
Q3) If I know before filming that I'll be needing a Blu Ray, is it advisable to shoot the original at 25fps to avoid deterioration at render stage?
Q4) For downsizing to 720x576 Standard Definition discs, do I need smart render on? Two pass encode? for best quality?
Bottom line = I want to avoid my footage being unnecassarily hauled through rendering hoops and the final AVCHD or Blu Ray to be as best it can.
Recently I am getting an error message when the X6 starts to burn the DVD.
All procesess before ( multiplexing, VOB generation etc.) are working fine but when the DVD steps into the burn phase there is an error 5.0.0. sometimes it goes several times not. The error has been repeated at least on 3 different computers.
The X6 is working fine. On my computer I did not change anything except recorded new videos for editing.
In previous versions I created VSP files. When I came to create a disk I could add one or more VSP files in the share section and then I could click on burn and go and have a meal. The VSP files don't now seem to be any use at all in the share section. I am back to using version 12 that seems to work
whether Video Studio could handle the video file format from a high end Panasonic prosumer camcorder. It seems the question I should have asked is whether Video Studio X5 can edit and export files in the new AVCHD 2.0 format, which is used not only by Panasonic but by other camcorder manufacturers and which, according to an email from a reviewer for camcorderinfo.com is not compatible with a large number of video editing software programs. Can X5 handle AVCHD 2.0?
