I should also mention the way that I was able to find the one clip that was causing me problems...
When you load the clips into DMF2 and then go all the way to the last page, the are two sets of numbers at the bottom of the screen....
Required/Available hard drive space
Required/Available disc space
Check ONLY Create DVD Folders. Then , if the number before the slashes in BOTH of those lines are exactly the same, then DMF2 will not re-encode... If it is different, then it doesn't like at least one of the clips... go back and delete them all, then add them one at a time and keep going to the last page to check to see if the one you just added causes the probelm...
I ashould also note that I also use DVD patcher to pacth the first header of all of the clips to 5.5mbps.... I don't know if I HAD to do this or not though...
I COULD NOT patch the headers of this 'problem' file before this... I got a message that the sequence header could not be found by DVD patcher... may be caused by the fact that my files get transferred from machine to machine.... that seems to screw up the headers quite badly...
anyway..give it a shot and let me know how it goes...
When you load the clips into DMF2 and then go all the way to the last page, the are two sets of numbers at the bottom of the screen....
Required/Available hard drive space
Required/Available disc space
Check ONLY Create DVD Folders. Then , if the number before the slashes in BOTH of those lines are exactly the same, then DMF2 will not re-encode... If it is different, then it doesn't like at least one of the clips... go back and delete them all, then add them one at a time and keep going to the last page to check to see if the one you just added causes the probelm...
I ashould also note that I also use DVD patcher to pacth the first header of all of the clips to 5.5mbps.... I don't know if I HAD to do this or not though...
I COULD NOT patch the headers of this 'problem' file before this... I got a message that the sequence header could not be found by DVD patcher... may be caused by the fact that my files get transferred from machine to machine.... that seems to screw up the headers quite badly...
anyway..give it a shot and let me know how it goes...