list index out of bounds?

fuji250 · 20th December 2001, 18:22

what the hell does that mean? i got that error when i was encoding/decoding the audio stream from my DVD...it wont let me recover either, it gives me the same error all over again

M1ckey M0use · 21st December 2001, 07:55

That means that the list index is out of bounds

It seems that the program is trying to read an item of a list (maybe the audio tracks list?) that is not there. This is one of the hard to prevent range check errors. It occurs for example when the file format isn't what the program expects. Maybe the disk or rip is defective.

Did you use internal rip program or an external? Maybe try to rip it with smartripper and then try again.
M.

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fuji250 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 26	list index out of bounds? what the hell does that mean? i got that error when i was encoding/decoding the audio stream from my DVD...it wont let me recover either, it gives me the same error all over again

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M1ckey M0use Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Holland Posts: 75	That means that the list index is out of bounds It seems that the program is trying to read an item of a list (maybe the audio tracks list?) that is not there. This is one of the hard to prevent range check errors. It occurs for example when the file format isn't what the program expects. Maybe the disk or rip is defective. Did you use internal rip program or an external? Maybe try to rip it with smartripper and then try again. M.