Bounce to Disk issues and bounce to direct show error.

[SeattleHank]

I could use some advice or suggestions.
I am running Protools 10.0.0 on an HPZ400.
In the first case I have imported a .wmv video with audio. It seems to import fine. I can process and sweeten audio as needed. But when it is time to export/bounce back into a final .wmv file I have two issues.

First: When bouncing direct to disk, I end up with a .wma (Audio only – no video) even though I am selecting the windows media option? Any suggestions? I am only bouncing a single stereo audio track with the imported video.

Second: When I bounce using the direct show option, it gets all the way through the processing then spits out the following error. “Could not complete the Bounce to Disk command because Access Violation occurred, unable to read location: 0x00000004.
Can anyone clue me in as to why I am getting this error?

Thanks!!!!!
I just want to render my work!!

[xeligio]

Hey,

I am having the same problem. Did you managed to sort it out?

[EGS]

Originally Posted by SeattleHank

I could use some advice or suggestions.
I am running Protools 10.0.0 on an HPZ400.
In the first case I have imported a .wmv video with audio. It seems to import fine. I can process and sweeten audio as needed. But when it is time to export/bounce back into a final .wmv file I have two issues.

First: When bouncing direct to disk, I end up with a .wma (Audio only – no video) even though I am selecting the windows media option? Any suggestions? I am only bouncing a single stereo audio track with the imported video.

Second: When I bounce using the direct show option, it gets all the way through the processing then spits out the following error. “Could not complete the Bounce to Disk command because Access Violation occurred, unable to read location: 0x00000004.
Can anyone clue me in as to why I am getting this error?

Thanks!!!!!
I just want to render my work!!

Hmmmm... Before you bounce, are you selecting the portion of the timeline you wish to bounce (step 5 below)? I'm not sure what the solution is, but you might want to read the topic:

Bouncing a Video Track with
Windows Media Video to a

WIndows Media Movie



on page 1194 here:

http://akmedia.digidesign.com/suppor..._v10_73478.pdf

Hope this helps !!!

[Scharc5150]

I'm having exactly the same issue as described above. Has anyone found a solution to this?? Thanks

[SteveD@DAWPRO]

Be sure to check sharing and security tabs of the folder containing the project and audio files.

Insure that all users have "Full Control" rights to the folders.

This not only solved this problem for me, but Pro Tools 10.2 became rock solid on both my studio rig and my laptop.

Hope this helps.

[MarkCollins]

I am having the same problem trying to bounce a video - get all the way done then I get the - could not complete bounce to disk command because access violation occurred, unable to read location: 0x00000004 - message

Is there a fix ?
Mark
[email protected]

[mesaone]

Originally Posted by MarkCollins

I am having the same problem trying to bounce a video

What kind of video (codec, container)?

[MarkCollins]

Bouncing a windows media file
PT 10+ - Windows 7 - 16 gig mem -- very fast computer and have no other issues except with bouncing video - though I am new with working with video and pro tools