I have a large project and am trying to create an AVCHD DVD. As soon as I select this option the next screen shows that the size is over 4GB but should still be within the capacity of a dvd. At this point the program is completely locked up and you just get a 'ding' when trying to select any option on the screen, even the close 'x'. Further, task manager won't even close down the program - you must restart to get control again. Ideas? Is it because of the size? The size bar is red on the right end.
separate question: if the recommendation is to split into two parts, how can I copy the last, say, 10 minutes of material and paste it into a new project? It appears that I can only have one instance of Nero video open at a time. I don't want to have to re-create all of the material if I can help it. THANK YOU for any assistance that anyone can provide.
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nero vdeo 12 locks up when trying to create dvd/ How to split project
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ERROR IN TITLE: This should say NERO PLATINUM 19, not Nero 12. Sorry for the confusion.
Further clarification: when trying to shut down as described above, I didn't wait long enough. When I tried it again, after nearly 2 minutes, I did get a message that the project would exceed the DVD size and would I like to lower the quality to make it fit. If I answered no, then Nero video would shut down via Windows 7 task manager..
So I'm now back to my 'separate question' above: is there a way that I can copy some of the material in the back end of my project and place it into a separate new video project to make 2 DVDs?
As another experiment I tried copying material from the end of my first project and see now that I can go to "home" and open another empty project. However, the paste option was grayed out. So I appear to be getting a little closer to my objective but still may need guidance to get there. -
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Gary,
On the Video Edit screen, you could use the workspace capability to export part of the timeline before cutting it away.
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