Too many pictures per GOP

[runrun]

Hello,

It's the third time I get this annoying message
"Too many pictures per GOP"
and the program abort !


What happend ?

The first time I used GK I had non problem and now always this one.

Thank's for any help

[neuron2]

Cut a small piece of the unprocessed source MPEG file (big enough to still show the problem) and post a link to it so that I can download it and analyse it. If you want to use my FTP server, say so and I'll PM you the password.

[runrun]

Thank you for the answer

My source is not a MPEG file but a DVD (ifo & vob)

BR

[unskinnyboy]

Firstly, make sure you are using the latest DGIndex build. Last time we had this issue, the user was using an old version of DGIndex.

Secondly, this sounds like a corrupted VOB. Is the VOB playable in software players? How was this ripped? Did the DVD have any newer protection schemes like ArCoSS? Try re-ripping it (if updating DGIndex didn't help) with another utility like DVDFab Decrypter.

[igorert]

My source is not a MPEG file but a DVD (ifo & vob)
DVD video is also MPEG ;) There are a few software programs that allow you to cut a short piece of the video out of a .VOB file, e.g., you can do that with DVDShrink - go to the Reauthor mode, drag the video stream you are interested into DVD Structure window, right click on it and select Set Start/End Frames

[neuron2]

Another way is to use ChopperXP.

[neuron2]

@runrun

A hit-and-runrun problem report, eh? :)

[[BMC]]

What was the answer and is there any way to fix it. I have a dvd doing exactly the same thing.

[unskinnyboy]

In that case, the questions in post #4 are also applicable to you. Answer them please. Also provide us a sample.

[neuron2]

Give me a VOB fragment that lets me duplicate the problem. FTP password sent via PM.