having some problems

1. BUEYEHL
   Member

   
   Hey all,
   
   I just finished editing my brothers wedding using Ulead Mediastudio pro 6. Everything is AOK and looks cryable good. The problem is I can't get it from the computer to my camcorder. When I try to export it to MS DV Recorder I get a message saying "DV Recorder only supports AVI using a DV video codec. This file is not a DV AVI file and cannot be recorded to your camcorder." I created the whole video in AVI format, so how do you make it a DV AVI file? Somebody give me a little help here... please.

   Posted 7 years ago #

2. compusolver
   Member

   
   Hmm..
   
   First question that comes to mind is why you want to get it back into the camcorder? With a decent editing app (which Ulead may not be), you should be able to do anything you like in the computer, then output to DVD, VCD or even VHS.
   
   You might try a shareware program like Blaze Media Pro 5.17:
   http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/Blaze-Media-Pro/3000-2194_2-10342979.html?tag=lst-0-2
   It claims to handle nearly any type of video file conversion. Keep in mind that codecs are generally proprietary and such programs can only use codecs that are installed on your computer.
   
   I quickly checked Sonic's MyDVD program's help file and couldn't find anything about file conversions, so that's likely not a solution.
   
   For help with a specific codec issue, try:
   http://www.moviecodec.com/
   
   Good luck.

   Posted 7 years ago #

3. BUEYEHL
   Member

   
   Well, I would love to do burn it to dvd, but I am building on my computer and haven't yet baught a dvd burner yet. I attend to soon. Any suggestions on a good DVD burner? Thanks for the links.

   Posted 7 years ago #

4. compusolver
   Member

   
   I had one of the cheapie generic DVD burners die after just under a year's useage. We have three computers, so I wanted a stand-alone burner with USB2 that could easily be switched between computers yet be fast enough to handle video burning. I got a 'MagicSpin' by Iomega and have been real happy with it.
   
   So far its handled every odd brand of DVD I've thrown at it and even odd-shaped CD's that we burn for video business cards.

   Posted 7 years ago #

5. Ratbeard
   Member

   
   In your Video Save dialogue box,
   On the General tab, make sure that your frame rate is either 30 or 29.97,and that the frame size (Standard) is 720 X 480.
   Then, on the "Compression" tab, choose the Microsoft codec.(I think)
   This may or may not be the problem.
   It's been over a year since I've worked with MSP 6
   Hope it helps.

   Posted 7 years ago #

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