Frage von Anna8543:
Hello!
I'm a bloody Beginners in video editing, but I'm quite proud of my work done yesterday with Ulead VideoStudio 10 and wanted to burn to DVD. In addition, I converted the project into mpeg2. Unfortunately, the program has not made an mpeg2 file from it, but it split into 2 pieces. The first one is 3.99 GB in size, probably, the program can not be greater! If I burn these files to DVD but now I can not make the film "look s.Stück" but synonymous 2 chapters to get clicking. Is it stupid! :-( And if I mpeg1 transmuted into the whole, the quality is very poor (this of course only one file!) Can. Who will help me? "I'm really baffled! Schonmal Thank you all!
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hello,
it sounds as if your system s.der 4-GB limit stuck.
If your system is working and on WinXP with NTFS formatted hard disks, the problem should be gone. For older operating systems and under FAT formatted disks occur when recording to discontinuation in 4 GB and a new file is created.
Frank
Antwort von Anna8543:
Hi Frank!
Thanks for the quick reply! :-)
Actually I do have xp home on it - like the hard drive is formatted, I do not know, of course!? :-(
But what can I do now? Can the two mpeg2 files somehow stuck together, so that they form a continuous film? Or do I have with me now give the poorer quality of content?
LG,
Verena
Antwort von steveb:
Hello,
it sounds as if your system s.der 4-GB limit stuck.
If your system is working and on WinXP with NTFS formatted hard disks, the problem should be gone. For older operating systems and under FAT formatted disks occur when recording to discontinuation in 4 GB and a new file is created.
Frank was not always at 2 GB?
Antwort von Frank B.:
@ Stefan
I actually thought to FAT 16 - and 2GB on FAT 32 - 4GB
Verena @
Go into your Control Panel mal Administration / Computer Management, you will find the Disk Management. There you can see which file system with your video disk is formatted.
If there appears to FAT 32, I would make the plate is empty and new under NTFS (format formatting, all data is lost).
Then I would both mpeg - provided import files into my editing program - it can handle mpeg - and then export it again as a new file. There are surely other ways. Here you can help other forum participants certainly better than I do.
Gruß Frank
