Hi!
I installed DVDA5 and started my experiments with Blu-Ray authoring.
And now I am facing a very strange behaviour:
Whenever I try to render out an AVC Blu-Ray I get the following Error:
(translated from my german version) “Warning: An error occurred when writing a file. The reason for the Error is unknown.”
This error pop up while rendering the iso file before even start to burn the Disk.
I tried all the different things: different source files, different resolutions, Different Datarates, Only Prepare a disk, reinstall DVDA5… but whatever I do, it seems to be a consistent error on my system when I try to render a AVC iso.
When I do a mpeg2 Blu-Ray everything runs fine! No errors! I get a nice Blu-ray disk with mpeg2!
As nobody else is reporting this, I think it must have to do something with my computer – whatever.
So here comes my question:
As the mpeg2 runs fine I am almost happy – because I can make Blu-ray with mpeg2. But I have too less knowledge in all this codec things: is there any difference for the end user in compatibility / quality / stability on the mpeg2 or AVC Disk.
Or asked in a different way: Is there any good reason why I should produce my blu-ray als AVC Bue-Ray Disks and NOT as mpeg2 Blu-ray … and therefor make this AVC thing run somehow?
Thank for any input,
Thomas
I installed DVDA5 and started my experiments with Blu-Ray authoring.
And now I am facing a very strange behaviour:
Whenever I try to render out an AVC Blu-Ray I get the following Error:
(translated from my german version) “Warning: An error occurred when writing a file. The reason for the Error is unknown.”
This error pop up while rendering the iso file before even start to burn the Disk.
I tried all the different things: different source files, different resolutions, Different Datarates, Only Prepare a disk, reinstall DVDA5… but whatever I do, it seems to be a consistent error on my system when I try to render a AVC iso.
When I do a mpeg2 Blu-Ray everything runs fine! No errors! I get a nice Blu-ray disk with mpeg2!
As nobody else is reporting this, I think it must have to do something with my computer – whatever.
So here comes my question:
As the mpeg2 runs fine I am almost happy – because I can make Blu-ray with mpeg2. But I have too less knowledge in all this codec things: is there any difference for the end user in compatibility / quality / stability on the mpeg2 or AVC Disk.
Or asked in a different way: Is there any good reason why I should produce my blu-ray als AVC Bue-Ray Disks and NOT as mpeg2 Blu-ray … and therefor make this AVC thing run somehow?
Thank for any input,
Thomas