Imac 10.10.3
Final Cut Pro X 10.2.1
Error code: There was an error burning your disk
Video Bitrate too High.
I have been using this system with disk burning for at least 3 years.
I have tested the disks and they record and playback just fine.
The error occurs during the "compressor to disk" program.
This error occurred shortly after installing the latest software for Final Cut Pro X.
iMac, Mac OS X (10.4.1)
DVD or Blu Ray? Single layer."double" or automatic?
How long is the movie?
Russ
DVD
automatic
each segment was about 5 minutes each.
I have been using this system for about 3 Years and never had a problem.
Basically, I create a small segment, add music and or audio then I burn the segment to watch on TV for errors.
I repeat this process until I am satisfied of the results, then I add the segment to the Master file which I will burn when the movie is completed.
PS. I did NOT update with the Final Cut Pro X first, I updated the software after I started to get these errors.
I assumed the problem was mine until I did a thorough check of the DVD's which I had been using all this time. All the DVD's worked just fine but not using the Final Cut Pro X Compressor system which had been working until today.
I forgot to add that when I was testing the dvd, I also reran the job but outputted to my LaCie 2gb external disk drive.
The error was the same. I outputted data on both internal and external disk drives ( not using FCPX ) and the results were 100% AOK
This is not an equipment error but a software error possibly on the Final Cut Pro X/ compressor .
I think I might need a new internal board to solve this problem. I had a problem years ago, not like this one, and my vendor replaced a board and everything ran 100%.
What do you think ?
Cam...
Cameron & Pauline Gain wrote:
I outputted data on both internal and external disk drives ( not using FCPX ) and the results were 100% AOK
I'm sorry but I'm having trouble following the description.
What does that mean (not using FCP X)? Were you working with media files,or are you talking about moving/copying any generic file to another location on your system? If you're outputting a disk image, how are you doing that if not from FCP?
Russ
Russ,
we do not have a problem anymore
This morning I decided to pin point where the error occurred.
Using FCPX only, I made a small test. ( output to a DVD without any errors.) It worked !
" " " medium " " "
" " " large " "
This is when I realized that what ever my problem was yesterday, it is no longer a problem today.
So, what happened ?
Simple. Every night when I am finished with the computer I power off the machine completely.
What ever is left in memory or in the buffers, is completely zeroed out.
That is why this morning, everything was back to normal.
This is an old trick I learned using Microsoft.
As of this moment, everything is back to good old normal.
Sorry for any confusion I may have caused.
Yours Truly
Cameron Gain
That's great. Sometimes the simplest things…
Russ
video bitrate too high
