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1. Re: maximum imported asset GB to prevent phantom disk size?
Keith_Clark Dec 18, 2010 3:40 AM (in response to zorrocbr)i wonder if thats what i've been suffering....
i've been doing some pretty... LARGE projects. each with 1 main timeline about 12 hrs long, totalling around 43 gb for 1 timeline transcoded in premiere with blu-ray mpeg2 setting. it says the project is almost 10 gb bigger than the output. on my current project i just ignored it. the final disc image is about 44 ish gb, but Encore says it should be 55ish or so. i'm just... not even paying attention to the size anymore. each disc i've pretty much allowed 1 gb for overhead and menus, and then bit-budget my video assets to arive at about 44 gb totalled up. Encore's stats and warnings be screwed.
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2. Re: maximum imported asset GB to prevent phantom disk size?
John T Smith Dec 18, 2010 7:57 AM (in response to zorrocbr)Please file a Bug Report
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3. Re: maximum imported asset GB to prevent phantom disk size?
JSS1138 Dec 18, 2010 8:55 AM (in response to zorrocbr)Is this a normal quirk in Encore?
Makes me wonder. I've noticed lately with some DVD projects that even when my individual assets total less than (but come close to) the 4.7GB size limit of a single layer disk, the total size on disk yet exceeds that by a good amount, half a gig or so. I wonder what could be taking up 500MB, making me retranscode my video to make it fit. There are no menus or assets other than the single video and audio file in a single timeline. Half a gig seems like a lot of "overhead" for a 4.7 GB size limit.
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4. Re: maximum imported asset GB to prevent phantom disk size?
Bill Hunt Dec 18, 2010 10:45 AM (in response to JSS1138)Jim,
Are you still able to Burn to Disk, despite the warning, or does it lock you out of that operation?
If you change the Project to DVD-9, and Burn to Folder, does the resulting VIDEO_TS folder exceed the DVD-5 limits?
Hunt
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5. Re: maximum imported asset GB to prevent phantom disk size?
JSS1138 Dec 19, 2010 9:02 AM (in response to Bill Hunt)I didn't actually try burning the exceeded capacity disk. I reencoded to get a smaller asset.



