When Im encoding, encoding stops, and the following message appears in the error log: “An unexpected error occurred with the audio codec (0xC00D0BC3).” Why does this happen?
This message indicates that the content cannot be encoded using the current session settings. One possible cause of this problem is if you are using a two-pass VBR audio encoding mode (bit rate-based VBR or peak bit rate-based VBR), and the source audio changed between the first and second pass of encoding. This can occur, for example, if you are sourcing from a file with an .mpg file name extension and there is an issue with the MPEG-2 decoder. To encode the content, you can change the session to use two-pass CBR audio encoding. (You can continue to use a two-pass VBR encoding mode for the video if you want.) Alternatively, you can encode the content to an uncompressed file first and then encode the uncompressed file using a two-pass VBR audio encoding mode.
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