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jshumate · 7th January 2006, 04:22

Try demuxing the audio and converting it manually with BeSweet. I haven't used DVD2SVCD in a few years, but I do know that if your source has problems or anything unusual in it, DVD2SVCD will barf on it and do things like what has happened to you. Since it's an AVI file and probably DivX or Xvid, there might be a bad frame that is giving DVD2SVCD some problems.

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jshumate Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 200	Try demuxing the audio and converting it manually with BeSweet. I haven't used DVD2SVCD in a few years, but I do know that if your source has problems or anything unusual in it, DVD2SVCD will barf on it and do things like what has happened to you. Since it's an AVI file and probably DivX or Xvid, there might be a bad frame that is giving DVD2SVCD some problems.