Burn to folder on HD works fine.

Hello John,

I did find and read the articles.

Starting Encore as an administrator, resulted in the same error code.

Making an immage ISO folder through Encore CS 6 and then make a Blue Ray with Buner software solved the problem.

I  am not so deep into it,  to know whether the kind of burner software influence the quality of the picture on the blue ray. I looked at the img site that a few of the forum members mention, but there is a lot of software and files to download.

For me it was not clear which to use for Windows 7 64 bit.

I did it with a very simple burner software that is installed as OEM on my PC.

But the main thing is that  I have a BR now that plays.

What I also noticed is that the discussion stops somewhere in June last year, without a real fix from Adobe for Encore CS6 solving the problem (??)

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So, Adobe has promoted a BR software programm, tells us with big PR how good it is to edit and to brun high quality BR within the programm and than fail.

They must have noticed that there is a real problem with a outlined feature, but  they stay inactive?

It is hard to belive that a selfrespecting software develloper acts like that.

They probably will come with an new version to pay for ,that will have solved the problem.

The variety in burners an BR disks that are mentioned on the forum, make it clear that this not something  caused by cheap burners or BR disks.

The main cause lies within the software as a bug.,

Again thanks for helping me.

Jos

Hi John,

Thanks for all the links about the subject.

I now work with the work around: making an ISO folder to disc with Encore CS6 and than burn a blue ray from it though imgburn.

All the other stuff did cost me a pile of BR-discs form several brands, because the error message always comes at the end as the BR disc is used.

Still I see it as a bug from Adobe encore. Adobe does not mind bugs because then they launch a new version to pay for. They do a launch, bring 1 or 2 updates and all what is left is fixed in a new revision to pay for.

A cheap  policy for a company like Adobe. They should not play such  tricks to sell their product.

If you see the number of people (all Adobe Customers) struggling and wasting money. To me everybody has tried several ways to solve it. They all come to the work around with img burn.

There was a similar issue with Encore CS3, With that you had to delete a folder manually in order to be able to burn the  next BR.

The folder was well hidden and not mentioned by adobe. The solution again came with a work around found out by the forum.

Adobe never mentioned it and did not launch a fix either.

John thanks for your time, I am going  to burn BR now.