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eriksen76
18th December 2005, 22:14
I have just downloaded and installed the latest build. Thanx Jdobbs.

When I try to download the registration I get:
"Runtime error 424" - Object required.

I've tried several times now?

/Eriksen76
PeebZ
19th December 2005, 05:45
Hi,

I aslso revieve a wierd message from Reg-RB.

"Failed to load control 'winsock' from MSWINSCK.OCX. Your version of MSWINSCK.OCX may be outdated. Make sure you are using the version of the control that was provided with your application".

I'll have a play around and see if I can work this out, but thought I better let you know as well.

PeebZ
PeebZ
19th December 2005, 06:04
hmm got it to work. Though I needed to register the MSWINSCK .OCX that was provided with the DVD-RB 1.0.5.1 pro package. In my case regsvr32 "E:\DVD-RB PRO\MSWINSCK.OCX"

Did this happen because I didnt install to C:\program files\... ?

PeebZ
eriksen76
19th December 2005, 07:06
Strange, I believe I did a complete uninstall of the old version and a full install of the new one.

Will try again tonight.

/Eriksen76
jdobbs
19th December 2005, 12:09
@eriksen76

I've found and corrected that error... but unfortunately it won't help you much. The error happens when REG-RB is attempting to print the message "It appears this computer is not connected or is blocked by a firewall. Please send SYSID and Address to dvd-rb@dvd-rb.com."

@PeebZ

That file should have been created in the DVD-RB directory when it was installed. Did you use the installer or the ZIP when you set up the new version?
PeebZ
20th December 2005, 05:00
Hi jdobbs,

I used the installer and installed to E:\DVD-RB PRO\.
Indeed MSWINSCK.OCX was created and present in the DVD-RB directory.
jdobbs
20th December 2005, 11:35
hmm got it to work. Though I needed to register the MSWINSCK .OCX that was provided with the DVD-RB 1.0.5.1 pro package. In my case regsvr32 "E:\DVD-RB PRO\MSWINSCK.OCX"

Did this happen because I didnt install to C:\program files\... ?

PeebZNo. Normally when an Active-X module or speciallized is DLL needed to be used by an application, the O/S will look for it in the EXE file's directory. I'm guessing that you may have had another application that installed an older version of MSWINSCK.OCX in the system32 directory.