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bigjohn
29th December 2003, 18:43
Here is the last log entry:
Executing RunbbMPEG. Commandline:
"d:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\bbMPEG\RunbbMPEG.exe" "D:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\Shanghai_knights\bbMPEG_Muxed_File.mpg"


The computer crashed. Win2k / AthlonXP2000+ / 512MB DDR. All patches and mb drivers are up to date (SIS chipset / ASROCK mb)

John
Nick
29th December 2003, 19:42
Have you tried again with crash recovery?
Does this happen every time?

This is neither a problem I've seen nor a problem frequently reported. I doubt your configuration is to blame - I'm running a XP2500 Barton on a SiS748 ASRock board without problems.

Whilst I would be amazed it was neither audio nor video conversion failed, it is still worth stability-testing your system with Memtest86 and Prime95.

See the sticky in the PC hardware forum for links and details.
bigjohn
29th December 2003, 19:55
Originally posted by Nick
Have you tried again with crash recovery?
Does this happen every time?

This is neither a problem I've seen nor a problem frequently reported. I doubt your configuration is to blame - I'm running a XP2500 Barton on a SiS748 ASRock board without problems.

Whilst I would be amazed it was neither audio nor video conversion failed, it is still worth stability-testing your system with Memtest86 and Prime95.

See the sticky in the PC hardware forum for links and details.

This is the first time I've run this software in a year, and the first time for the current release.

What is crash recovery?

John
Nick
29th December 2003, 20:41
Misc tab - recover button.
Browse for your movie folder (if necessary) and click on the .d2s file.
You can then choose from which point in the process to restart - multiplexing in your case.

Good luck
bigjohn
29th December 2003, 20:49
Originally posted by Nick
Misc tab - recover button.
Browse for your movie folder (if necessary) and click on the .d2s file.
You can then choose from which point in the process to restart - multiplexing in your case.

Good luck

whoops. already over-wrote those files... I just ran it again with a different TMPGENC profile (2pass vbr instead of CQ)

I'll remember that next time!

John