Can't give any direct help... but 2 things stand out

AuthorCore means the error is generated by a code module licensed from Sonic... and those errors are notorius for being difficult, since the Sonic modules give out (from what I have read) errors that may, or may not, be reported back to the Adobe interface with any degree of accuracy

But... FileSpec makes me think of some saved messages that MAY help

As well as the below, right click the program icon and select Run as Administrator, which is NOT the same thing as running the computer with the Administrator account, and which fixes several "odd" problems... To create a two layer DVD (or a BluRay?), you MUST have Encore set to use the Run as Administrator option

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Run as Administrator http://forums.adobe.com/thread/969395

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Odd Errors http://forums.adobe.com/thread/670174

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Long File Names or odd characters cause problems

Read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/588273

And #4 http://forums.adobe.com/thread/666558

And This Message Thread http://forums.adobe.com/thread/665641

The staff gurus have not visited us for a while...

I'm guessing that you transcoded outside Encore? Or in some fashion did something Encore was not privy to. By redoing it, you got Encore back in touch with the correct files. Or some such... lol.

Congrats on finding a way to fix this!

The "revert to original" and transcode is the correct way. And yes, total content larger than disk size gets an error message that is pretty clear and specific.

Adobe staff presence on forums varies quite a bit. Often staff participate on their own time. Participation still seems pretty active on the Premiere forum. Encore is an odd product, I think in part because it is so reliant on the licensed sonicauthorcore (and therefore not subject to Adobe action).

i have the same problem too! i did "revert to original" and transcode again but still the same. I also tried to delete the original media and associated timelines, reimported and relinked again, the error still there and not allow me to build the DVD! please help @@

I am having this same issue. This is on a 3/4 Million dollar project and the menu navigation is very complex and took me several days to create. Therefore i would prefer not to have to rebuild this entire project. I have reverted to original and re-transcoded, this did not work. I have cleaned cache, i have done everything i can possibly think. Can anyone help me with this any further?

It is the same exact error as stated at the beggining of the thread here.

Also I am unable to save a new version of the project.

I Will post a flowchart of my porject shortly.

I am working from an Xsan, would this effect encore at all? Should i just be working locally?

I just tried an transcode with different setting and the program crashed.

I am working from an Xsan, would this effect encore at all? Should i just be working locally?

Permissions have been problems for Encore generally. Even local/external drives.

I'd look at this.

Troubleshoot system errors and freezes | Adobe software on Mac OS 10.x

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/824/cpsid_82414.html

I was actually patient and after about an hour or so it did save a new version.

I made a custom compression for transcoding and will update you all when i find out if this works.

I cannot see the detail, but this is very extensive (as you said). What are the rectangles [x's below] between menus?

Sorta: Menu ---->xxxx------>xxxx------>Menu etc

Any chance you have exceeded the DVD limit to 1gig of menus etc.?

From the main menu it goes to a second menu that say include "x" file or no do not include "x" file, there are 4 different "x" files so there is a total of 16 ways to play the video.

Yes i do have subtitles.

And to add to this a little background...last week this burned fine. I opened it today and it was corrupt.

Hi there,

did you resolve the issue? I am getting the exact same error message.

I haven't tried this yet, but I think I might have to give all subtitles a 5 frame minimum distance between each other. Sometimes Encore doesn't like it when you have subtitles back to back… but sometimes it works.

Let me know if you were able to resolve the issues please.

Thanks!

sorry for triple posting, but I think more and more that the whole issue it indeed related to Encore not liking that some of my Subtitles are back to back with 0 frames/space in between.

After I deleted the subtitle tracks (I have English and Spanish) and re created them, the line 214 error went away, but instead I got the error message below.

I deleted the video and audio file and suddenly I got the red subtitle overlap for all the subtitles that are back to back and Encore showed up the exclamation mark on the left next to "subtitle 1:" … I re-imported the video+audio file and added it back to the timeline with the existing subtitles and the exclamation mark and red overlap marks went away, but upon re-building, the same error appeared.

So I gave all subs some space and the error went away.

I have 7 short films on this disc and they all have some subtitles that are back to back. I will go ahead and give them all some space and then hoepfully no error messages will appear. Will keep you guys posted…

PS: If you get the red overlap marks, you can right click and choose "Fix Gaps" to have Encore create gaps automatically.

It's a DVD project and I knew that for BD the gaps are required, but didn't know that Encore might also not like it when your DVD subs don't have gaps.

Bottom line: I fixed all gaps and re-built and no errors!

NOTES: It only highlighted the subtitle gaps as an error after I temporarily removed the Video file. So remove your video file and click anywhere in your subtitle track… now suddenly you get the exclamation mark and the red overlap marks. Right click subtitle tracks and fix gaps. Add video file back in (it automatically goes to 00:00:00:00) and rebuild. Worked for me.