I want to burn a BlueRay with VEGAS Pro 17.0, but I get an error message after finishing the rendering:
"Status:MUXComp: Validating error. --- The schema for the namespace "http://temuri.org/ProjectDefinition.xsd" cannot be loaded. The file .... could not be found"
Since this is my first time working with VEGAS, I am completely overwhelmed at the moment. I work with WIN 10.
Thank you for your support. Unfortunately, I can only manage my English with a translator.
Best regards Vegas community:
I have the same issue like Juergi user. I add screen captures of that.
Info:
SO: W10Pro 64 Bits (20H2)
Intel i7 3.40 Ghz
RAM 8 GB
nVidia GeForce GT430
Movie Studio Platinum 17 (204)
As an additional comment, I have the 12 & 13 MSP versions. I've been working successfully with both separately without problems. Curiously I have noted about a month ago, that error message window appeared three times. First with 12 version, after that happens too with the 13 version. Finally I tried with DVD Architect Studio 5.0 and the project felt down. Since that I have couldn't record any Blu ray disc.
I was thinking probably the older MSP versions would be outdated and that was the reason what recently I have bought the 17 version. But unfortunately, even with the new version happened again.
I don't know if W10 updates have affected the MSP architecture or something like that.
Can somebody help please? I really need direction.
Search "tempuri" on the forum. You'd see e.g. this thread.
Thanks vkmast, hi Joshua 17,
last night I was able to solve the problem, because at this link
Nate wrote the following:
"Sony_Nate wrote on 1/16/2014, 9:37 PM
Hi Realhelp,
I inherited responsibility for the bdmux code a little while back and I think I can shed some light on your two questions:
1) The tempuri.org entry is a FAKE website that is used everywhere xsd is used in software/webpages. It is not a real website and is never attempted to be accessed.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempuri
2) From the error message you get my guess that internally the bdmux generation code is attempting to use a file in your temp path without properly quoting it, so it is accessing "V:\Vegas" as the path rather than including the rest of name after the space. Give a try to setting the path to V:\Vegas_Temp or V:\VegasTemp and, though I haven't tested it, I'd bet that it works afterward.
Let me know if this helps,
Nate"
After changing the path for the temporary files accordingly (on my PC drive "E") I could change my BlueRay without any problems.
Best regards and thanks for the support
Thank you both vkmast and Juergi Let me try and I'll get back to you
Hi Juergi. I've been trying what you wrote at this topic on 2/9/21 but I can't record a BD yet.
Please could you explain step by step how you did it?