Out of disk space error. Can I go back to Rebuild?

[gtrjunkie]

Hi,

I'm really new at this so please bear with me. Using free version of DVD Rebuilder. Ran Prepare & Encode, but when I ran Rebuild, I didn't realize the partition I was on was almost out of space. So I got an error msg and DVD Rebuilder shut down.

Question is, if I copy the files to a larger partition, can I set Rebuilder to use the files it already created and just hit Rebuild? Or do I have to go through the whole encoding process again?

Thanks

[jdobbs]

Yes, as long as it is just the rebuild and not reencode. You could also enable the "Output Directory" and just set it to a different path.

[Rippraff]

Hi gtrjunkie and welcome to the forum.

The only thing you have to do, under Mode tick "enable output directory" and set the output path to your larger partition => then click Rebuild.

Edit: @jdobbs
This is an example why I'ld like to see if your online and just replying... :p ;)

Cu Rippraff

[gtrjunkie]

Thanks for the quick replies.

But my problem is DVD Rebuilder shut down after the error. Now when I start it up, I can't figure out how to get it to "see" the files it already created in the Encode process. I point to the directory they are in, but get an error msg that the directory does not contain DVD material.

[Rippraff]

You have to set both source and working path to the original directories.
Edit: And of course you have to untick "one click mode" as well, otherwise you'ld start from the beginning.

Cu Rippraff

[jdobbs]

If you already tried clicking BACKUP (rather than going to 3 click mode and pressing REBUILD) once after restarting its too late to continue -- the files have been cleared.

[gtrjunkie]

OK, that was it!

The mistake I was making, was pointing the Source Path to the where the working files were, rather than the original source of the DVD material.

Per suggestion, I also changed the output path to the larger partition. Once I did all that, I was able to hit Rebuild and everything went smoothly.

Thanks again.