Speed Encoder generated m2t gives me too an "invalid input signal" when trying to dump to a Sony HVR-M15.
The same timeline encoded with procoder generated a good m2t!
Speed encoder is the only part of Edius that I've found that uses the Core2Quad it is really fast, faster than realtime pitty that generates bad file.
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Rusty,
In my opinion Speed Encoder is a Junk App. I gave 3 attempts to render a one-hr. segment... each ending in a violent windows crash and automatic machine restart.
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I am just going back to basics from EDIUS Version 3 as I have not had any real problem with "Speed Coder" or "MPEG TS Writer" until now and only minor problems with TS Writer.
Once apon a time TS Writer only needed the files to be loaded and it would write them in sequence with a short break in between,
now it stops after each file to be written and the next file has to be selected and the writing started, only since upgrading to 4.24 I have not found this to be a problem and assumed it maybe something on my machine causing the problem. As everyone seems to be having related but different problem it seems to be platform related or a conflict with another program, no one knows at the moment.
But let me go back to the info supplied on the Web site for editing in HDV for version 3. It quotes render the timeline to a transport stream m2t open MPEG TS Writer load the files and Write to tape.
I have been following this procedure to the letter without a problem and for the record "MPEG TS Writer" opens everytime from inside EDIUS 4.24
As none of this makes sense I will keep watching the results.
I do regularly clean windows registry with a program called "Registry Mechanic" and seems to help.
Best regards Barry
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Originally posted by Rusty View PostMike,
In my opinion Speed Encoder is a Junk App. I gave 3 attempts to render a one-hr. segment... each ending in a violent windows crash and automatic machine restart.
Today I tried to render a 4-min. segment and, although it looked and sounded okay on the timeline, received your 'invalid signal' from my Sony.
Procoder at .35 RT is the only way I have to get projects back to tape. (Yes. all my projects archive to tape)
Rusty
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Originally posted by Mike View PostHey Everyone,
I'm in a tight spot. I can't get tape out to work on 4.24, or the Mpg Ts writer. I get 'invalid signal' from both my cam and my desktop Sony HDV player from the Ts writer, while the tape out function just gives me an error message straight away.
The TS writer gets the recorders to kick off, but then it shuts down with 'invalid signal'.
I have no problem capturing though...
Any ideas?
TIA
M
In my opinion Speed Encoder is a Junk App. I gave 3 attempts to render a one-hr. segment... each ending in a violent windows crash and automatic machine restart.
Today I tried to render a 4-min. segment and, although it looked and sounded okay on the timeline, received your 'invalid signal' from my Sony.
Procoder at .35 RT is the only way I have to get projects back to tape. (Yes. all my projects archive to tape)
Rusty
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by T-Bone View PostMike, since you're the one needing this, I'm glad you got zorro's workaround to work for you in 4.24 but, for what it's worth, I still get the same error in 4.24 even with zorro's workaround:
Since you got yours to work with zorro's workaround, I think we must assume I've still got operator error, and we are just left with:
A. you can't launch the TS writer from within edius as Help states, and
B. the multiple file issues you and Khoi Pham have identified
best,
Mike
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Mike, since you're the one needing this, I'm glad you got zorro's workaround to work for you in 4.24 but, for what it's worth, I still get the same error in 4.24 even with zorro's workaround:
1. Render the timeline using SpeedEncoder - done
2. Close Edius - done
3. Check everything in the HC1 menu which could prevent the camera from recording HDV - done
4. Connect the camera to your firewire (editing card) port - done
5. Does Windows recognize the camera? (bell sound, device manager)? - yes
6. Does the HC1 display say 1080i? - yes
7. Start TS Writer - done
8. Load the generated *.m2t file - done
9. Export - done, and after a second or 2 I still get on the HC1 Invalid Input Signal
Since you got yours to work with zorro's workaround, I think we must assume I've still got operator error, and we are just left with:
A. you can't launch the TS writer from within edius as Help states, and
B. the multiple file issues you and Khoi Pham have identifiedLast edited by T-Bone; 05-28-2007, 02:24 AM.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Zorro View PostMike, one last question: do you have an overclocked system?
btw Canopus, the Ts writer isn't bug free either...if you load more than one clip it's an even bet whether it makes it to the next clip or not. It drops the output but keeps recording blank, so mostly it's just better to output one clip at a time, which is obviously a nuisance.
I can't figure out why we're having to suffer with all these major bugs, like the busted audio mixer and tape-out, both essential for very basic workflow, so far into the developement of the product. I must say, it is extremely discouraging. If anything can be done here.
best,
Mike
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Originally posted by Zorro View PostKenneally, wasn't V4.23 a Japanese release only?
The last official non-japanese release was v4.13 - so I need to find out if this issue exists in v4.13 installations.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Zorro View PostI would suggest the following:
1. Render the timeline using SpeedEncoder
2. Close Edius
3. Check everything in the HC1 menu which could prevent the camera from recording HDV
4. Connect the camera to your firewire (editing card) port
5. Does Windows recognize the camera? (bell sound, device manager)?
6. Does the HC1 display say 1080i?
7. Start TS Writer
8. Load the generated *.m2t file
9. Export
It's still a big disadvantage that I cannot just export to tape from Edius without writing an .m2t file first, and then shutting the program down to use another program.
Why not just make 'print to tape' work like it does in Premiere Pro?
thanks
Mike
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by Khoi Pham View PostI have probably print over 200 to tape so far, to my Sony FX1, Z1 Canon A1, no problem, there must be some thing on your end, make sure the camera is unplug then switch it to DV and then back to HDV, then plug in back into the firewire cable, use speed encoder to render your timeline to HDV, the open ts writer and print, I'm in NTSC.
thanks!
backatya
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Originally posted by GrassValley_KH View PostBefore I start shifting things to Reported issues sections, can someone confirm which versions of EDIUS are causing this issue?
So far I have two strikes against v4.24. What about v4.23?
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Before I start shifting things to Reported issues sections, can someone confirm which versions of EDIUS are causing this issue?
So far I have two strikes against v4.24. What about v4.23?
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