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  1. Hi

    I've just spend the last three days editing 3 hours of DV footage in Pinnacle Studio 9. So I was finally done with everything and went to the "make movie" menu. I chose to create it as a dvd with highest quality as possible, and besides that just the ordinary settings (if you want all the settings please do tell). I came back from work and the movie was rendered and burned. But the DVD wouldn't play in my stand alone DVD player! It's a Nintaus N9901 by the way.

    I checked and it does support DVD+R (I used an Advanced AZO 8x Verbatim DVD+R disc). Then I tried to pop it into my computer, and WMP just went down trying to play it (I have a dvd codec loaded, and it usually takes everything else). WINDVD played it fine though!

    SO! Why did this happen? Can I fix it? If not can I use some other application?

    Right now I've got two .m2v files and a .wav file with the soundtrack.

    Hope you can help!

    Thank You!
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  2. When you say "right now I've got....." where do you have these files?

    I use Pinnacle for editing and sometimes encoding ("rendering" in Pinnacle lingo) but usually use anothe Authoring (TDA) and Burning program (Nero).

    I have successfully done the whole thing from Pinnacle, but only small projects.
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  3. I have them in a folder... I've tried to play them in windvd, and they work fine. So you suggest TDA for authoring?
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    Ah it's nice to see Pinnacle still hasn't made improvements

    I have Studio 8 and have never gotten it to make a DVD.

    I also use Pinnacle for Capture and edit, I always output to DV-AVI, then use TMPGenc Plus 2.5 to encode to MPEG-2 and TDA to author.
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  5. hmm maybe I should consider that... But TDA? What is that? Cannot find it in the toollist.. I figure it's there... but dunno what TDA is short for
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  6. TMPGenc DVD Author (or something like that). Look in the DVD Authoring tools section. Many here use it so there are tons of posts about it.

    That's the same method I normally use when using Pinnacle to edit. Either TMPGenc or Procoder for encoding and TDA for authot, Nero to burn.
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