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Lead-out writing time - so long?

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levLead-out writing time - so long?
by on Jul 12, 2004 at 12:39:34 pm

Hi people,

Encore is doing some strange things of late. I haven't had the need to use it in a while and have recently found the lead-out write time is taking 10min+. My god, what is it doing??? Is anyone else getting this issue?

The strange thing is, a collegue has the exact same hardware workstation, same OS everything same, just he uses tmpgenc author program and it does the lead-out write in just over a minute on the same DVDRs I use.

Just seems encore takes WAY longer....

Maybe I'm going mad. Just when you're in a hurry and you're staring at the "please wait" and the whole DVD burnt faster than the lead-out...it gets frustrating.

Anyway...just wondering what others have experienced.


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RoadkillRe: Lead-out writing time - so long?
by on Jul 12, 2004 at 2:44:22 pm

The lead-out burn time can be longer for shorter projects. With short projects the DVD-R will be topped up to at least 1GB with "dummy data" to avoid a compatibility issue with set top players. (Some set top players will start by moving the laser out to 30mm from the center to perform a calibration test. If they find nothing there - as they would on a DVD-R with very little data on it - they will assume an unplayable disc and fail.)

The behavior may be different with DVD+R media, as these don't need the filler data.

A different issue could be that Encore 1.5 seems to be using 1x speed on some burners. See Is 1.5 burn slower than 1.0 ?.


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levRe: Lead-out writing time - so long?
by on Jul 13, 2004 at 1:35:45 am

Wow thanks for that, Roadkill. I was wondering about whether there is some sort of "filling" that is performed. It does indeed not take as long when I write longer movies. I only noticed this recently on 2-5min movies a client wanted me to distribute.

Been using all this stuff for a while and still learn something new, hehe.

Thanks again for the tip.


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Lloyd ColemanRe: Lead-out writing time - so long?
by on Jul 12, 2004 at 7:27:36 pm

I upgraded to Encore 1.5 and noticed a huge increase in the lead-out write times. I opened projects that were created in 1.0 and burned the same project on the same media with 1.5 and the lead-out times went from about 2 minutes to 12 minutes. I am using a Sony dual format burner. I asked in the Adobe forums, but did not receive a response that was helpfull. I did notice the threads about increased burn times, but that does not appear to be the same problem that I am having. It reports my burn time is the same as 1.0, but the lead-out time is greatly increased. For me this means that if I want to burn 10 copies of a simple project I 'upgraded' from a total time of about 1 hour to 3 hours!


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