| Image burn with S9
Question of bippi:
Februar 2006
Hi All,
where can I find my image files of one movie worked with S9.
What file extension is used?
When I burn with Nero "image" would he not accept the abgelgten files. Who can help me?
Thanks
Greeting Bippi
Reply bippi:
Hello again,
decision because no one knows?
I edited a film and an image created \ (C \ my documents .. pinnacle studio \ Auxiliary Files
There are now a folder "DVD", "Aux-Files" and render-file and "wavesound"
How do I burn a DVD later? Which file must be used?
Thanks again for AW
Greeting Bippi
Reply AndyZZ:
Hi All,
where can I find my image files of one movie worked with S9.
What file extension is used?
When I burn with Nero "image" would he not accept the abgelgten files. Who can help me?
Thanks
Greeting Bippi
Why do you render out an image? And not a real movie in MPEG, which you can store on DVD? Or what do you really want to do ...?
Greeting
Andy
Reply Voltz:
bippi,
you are actually already on the right track.
The DVD image is stored under the folder "Auxiliary Files / DVD /" in the subdirectory "VIDEO_TS".
In order to then burn the DVD with Nero, you have to navigate to that directory and then select. You can still select all, although they are not completely necessary. Nero let that which does not need it off, then easy.
Alternatively, you can burn directly from the DVD synonymous S9 out.
Moreover, you will need to reopen and modify the Project (without something) under Settings in the Create Disc activate the menu "of burn disc image".
If the DVD image is no longer available, then you have either deleted from the File menu, all supporting files, or run after you create the image file a renewed attempt to render, but not completed. In both cases, the files of S9 will be mercilessly deleted!
Andy
Create only one MPEG to really only makes sense if the DVD menu is not with S9, but would like to create another program.
Reply AndyZZ:
Andy
Create only one MPEG to really only makes sense if the DVD menu is not with S9, but would like to create another program.
You have rights. Since I work with Premiere Pro and my menus with DVDlab create, I probably assumed things that do not apply to everyone. Have only one or two experimenting with Studio 9 and am then back then swung back to Premiere 6.5.
Greeting
Andy
Reply bippi:
Hi All,
Thanks for the insightful help.
'm Now back a little bit smarter.
Greeting Bippi
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