Hi, I think I've found a bug in MM2 (but I'm not sure if it's already
reported).

I've imported a tape (Sony Handcam DCR-HC18E), then I started my MM project.
I've put clips, subtitles, titles, transaction, effects.
Then I click on "Save video...". The output format is DV-AVI.
But the MM gives the infamous error message "The video cannot be saved: ...".
Then I tried to investigate the problem by splitting my project in small
pieces.
I found that the problem is this:

when a clip contains as initial frame the last frame of previous clip, MM
refuses to encode the movie and interrupts the encoding.

Then I solved by removing the 1st and 2nd frame of the clip and doing split
clip and erasing that 2 frames (I cannot split one frame :( )

Doing this it solved my problem.

Re: I found a bug in MM2 by PapaJohn

PapaJohn
Sat Nov 27 00:23:18 CST 2004

I tried to duplicate what you say, but can't... can you explain more? Is
your source file DV-AVI or WMV? How did you split the clips so you have a
frame in the second one?... manually in the collection or on the timeline?

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"Luca" <Luca@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi, I think I've found a bug in MM2 (but I'm not sure if it's already
> reported).
>
> I've imported a tape (Sony Handcam DCR-HC18E), then I started my MM
> project.
> I've put clips, subtitles, titles, transaction, effects.
> Then I click on "Save video...". The output format is DV-AVI.
> But the MM gives the infamous error message "The video cannot be saved:
> ...".
> Then I tried to investigate the problem by splitting my project in small
> pieces.
> I found that the problem is this:
>
> when a clip contains as initial frame the last frame of previous clip, MM
> refuses to encode the movie and interrupts the encoding.
>
> Then I solved by removing the 1st and 2nd frame of the clip and doing
> split
> clip and erasing that 2 frames (I cannot split one frame :( )
>
> Doing this it solved my problem.
>