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Discussion in 'Fan Films & Fan Audio' started by TaunTaunHerder, Jan 3, 2008.

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  1. TaunTaunHerder

    TaunTaunHerder Jedi Knight star 3

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    I'm having a problem with Encore 1.0.

    In Adobe Encore when I select "Transcode Now" the green progress bar goes across from left to right for a while, then it beeps and tells me "Error setting up transcoder" and it won't transcode. It's an .avi video file. I have nine separate .avi video files and eight of them transcoded just fine, but there's just that one that will not transcode.



    I tried exporting the source footage from Premiere as a .rm file, a .wmv file, a standard .mov file and even a .mov file with MPEG-4 compression, but Encore won't even import those as assets at all. For a few seconds, I felt like Chewbacca when he was loosing the chess game to R2-D2 onboard the Millenium Falcon and he growled in frustration.

    Ayuda, por favor.

    Gracias.
     
  2. TaunTaunHerder

    TaunTaunHerder Jedi Knight star 3

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    Oct 26, 2007
    I'm having a problem with Encore 1.0.

    In Adobe Encore when I select "Transcode Now" the green progress bar goes across from left to right for a while, then it beeps and tells me "Error setting up transcoder" and it won't transcode. It's an .avi video file. I have nine separate .avi video files and eight of them transcoded just fine, but there's just that one that will not transcode.



    I tried exporting the source footage from Premiere as a .rm file, a .wmv file, a standard .mov file and even a .mov file with MPEG-4 compression, but Encore won't even import those as assets at all. For a few seconds, I felt like Chewbacca when he was loosing the chess game to R2-D2 onboard the Millenium Falcon and he growled in frustration.

    What am I doing wrong?

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

    Help, please.

    Thank you.
     
  3. halibut2

    halibut2 Jedi Youngling

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    From the most basic of google searches, try copying the file to a different physical hard drive and transcoding from there
     
  4. TaunTaunHerder

    TaunTaunHerder Jedi Knight star 3

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    Oct 26, 2007

    I did that and it worked.

    Thanks.
     
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