The 9 consumed just under 4 GB on the DVD. So.I deleted one more movie and was successful burning the disc image This is new news to me and I haven't seen this error cause on any of the forums. Guessing that it isn't including the soundtracks in it's space calculation. IDVD is initially underestimating the required project storage needed.I am On me because the encoded movies were beyond the capacity of the DVD. To digital with soundtracks added as background music.iDVD is blowing up All but one of my movies are old 8mm MOVIE film converted Hmmmm.Īpparently the iDVD space required calculation isn't accurate for the It had previously projected for all 13 movies. IDVD was now showing that the project required 4.14 GB. I increased the movie count on this new iDVD project to 10 of the 13 moviesĪnd it bombed with the same Multiplexer error. I created a new iDVD project with just 6 of the 13 movies as a test. Movies and iDVD estimated 124 mins duration and 4.04 GB required if Encoded I finally solved the problem by working backwards. I was still getting the multiplexer error. Per the thread you shared, I added this to my preparation to try and Thanks MightGem for the additional suggestions and Happy 2015. I have also toyed with removing a few movies and that didn't change the ultimate result. On each I have created a new project each time. I have tried creating the DVD using two different Macs with the same result. The movies are coming off my Gsafe External HD attached via Firewire. I am trying to save this to a Disc Image to eliminate any possible issues with media. The DVD should take 4.16 GB and be 124 mins long. The iDVD Encoding is set to Porfessional Quality.
Deleted all encoded assets after doing all of the above Clicked "Do not Create Chapter Submenus" in iDVD
#Idvd error during movie encoding tv#
Moved all buttons into the TV Safe area The error occurs in the last five minutes of BURN. The movies were created with iMovie 9.0.4.
#Idvd error during movie encoding free#
I am using iDVD 7.1.2 and have 95 GB of free space on the boot drive. But at least it was out of sight, allowing me to more easily work on other things while it rendered away in the background.I keep getting the dreaded iDVD Multiplexer error towards the end of attempting to create a DVD. I could still switch to it with Command-Tab, or by clicking its icon in the Dock, of course. iDVD was now hiding behind Backdrop, and since Backdrop takes up the whole screen, I couldn't accidentally activate iDVD by clicking its window. So I ran Backdrop, set it to display a nice picture, then switched Backdrop in front of iDVD. I finally managed to at least make it non-visible by using Backdrop, a utility that lets you drop a desktop picture (or solid color) down as a layer. So it seems you're just plain stuck with the iDVD box onscreen, which is an amazingly poor decision on Apple's part. Since the sheet is dynamic, my screensaver won't kick in if it's visible. OK, fine, I thought, I'll just minimize it to the Dock. I even tried AppleScripting it, with no success. If you switch it to the background and then do "Hide Others" from some other app, everything except iDVD hides, and you'll hear the beep again. If you try Comamnd-H with iDVD in the foreground, it just beeps at you. But the other change that came with this new sheet is incredibly unwelcomed-you can no longer hide iDVD in any traditional manner. ( George Sand, translated from French), 'Jaime beaucoup les systèmes, le cas dapplication excepté. I like systems, their application excepted. So far so good, though a progress dialog in a sheet is a somewhat unique concept. If you want to use iDVD, youll need Cinematize or DVDxDV to rip the DVD to DV format, which you can then import into iMovie and iDVD for editing and mastering. Within that sheet is a progress bar and a ticker that counts off how many items have been processed. Now it's been attached to a drop-down sheet, as seen above. In prior versions of iDVD, this area was a separate tab within the main iDVD interface. That's the screen that appears when you start the encode (if not yet done) and burn of a final DVD.
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