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Hey, I am putting together a couple of mpeg's and still pictures (jpeg) with transitions and background music (mp3). Now I am kind of new to Premiere. I have Nimo Codec Pack installed and Xvid, and the such... and recently installed Canopus, but when I try to render the workspace, it says "error codec not found", then when I click ok, it says "Error Writing File (disk full?)". I have plenty of room on my pc (18GB free). What is wrong and what can I do to fix it? I need help ASAP. Thanks
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Premiere is designed to edit AVIs not MPEGs. Either convert MPEGs to AVIs, or use something else.
Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
Oh, crap... I'll try converting them with VDub then, Thanks for your help, I'll post to tell how it turned out.
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Nope, I converted them to avi and I still get the same message, I need help again.
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Never mind, I got it to work. All I needed to do was change the video compressor, and it did edit and read my mpg's, but thanks anywayz.
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