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Layer Break Problem

Thu, 2008-08-21 12:39 — mapro

I just got a not from a client that the DLT I submitted was kicked out by Eclipse the error it gave was - “Seamless playback flag not set correctly at layer break"

The project was built in DVDSP4 and layer break was set there. I made a Video TS folder and took that to my system with DVDAE and DLT 8000. I made the tapes with Transfer Format, the layer break listed was what I wanted. Did I miss a step here?

I tried to read some old post but just got more confusing.

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Fri, 2008-08-22 02:37 — ianshepherd

Hello, Sorry to hear you're

Hello,

Sorry to hear you're having problems. What you describe should have worked. Out of interest, when you set the layer-break in DVDSP, was the "Seamless" option ticked, or not ?

I have written what should be a fool-proof guide to writing DLTs, here:

Step By Step DLT Writing

Please try re-writing the tapes following this guide, if you haven't already. I think the most important stage for you will be to delete the preferences as detailed at the end of the guide, and make sure you Open/Check layer break/Save/Quit/Re-open/Format.

Please let me know if you need more help with this,

Cheers,

Ian

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