DVD-RB Video Segment Viewer Crash

[rack04]

I'm trying to blank segments of "Ghost Rider" using DVD-RB v1.26.0 but it keeps crashing when I click on a segment. It doesn't matter which segment I click to view they all crash DVD-RB. Attached below is a screenshot of the error. Let me know what information that you need. FYI, this is the first time the error has ever occured.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/rack04/untitled-12.jpg

[SpazzHH]

What did you use to rip the disc? Sounds like a bad rip, with still encrypted files making the segment viewer crash perhaps. Can you view the ripped Vobs with any type of media player?

[rack04]

I ripped with RipIt4Me v1.7.1.0 in "Wizard Mode". The ouput was then run through PgcEdit v8.2.1 to "Delete Uncalled PGCs" and FixVTS v1.603. If the rip is questionable I can retry with AnyDVD. I've viewed parts of the DVD with Media Player Classic and had no problems.

[rack04]

I enabled AnyDVD v6.1.6.1 and tried DVD-RB directly from the disc. I still get the same crash when trying to view segments in the video segment viewer.

[rack04]

Sorry for the triple post but here is an update. I went ahead and tried "Movie and Menu" only with DVD-RB but I get this error. I can only assume that it is related.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/rack04/untitled-13.jpg

[blacksol]

No problem here.

RB 1.26.0
RI4M 1.7.1.0

[stereo]

@rack04 The last error you describe is (as I recall) fixed by doing this: Open DVD RB -> Options -> AVS Options -> tick ConvertToYUY2(). Meaning: Procoder needs YUY2 input.

[rack04]

I think Jdobbs added ConvertToYUY2() as default for Procoder2 and CCE.

[jdobbs]

Yes. It is done automatically.

The last error you listed looks like the output file or directory is locked. You may want to reboot.

[rack04]

I rebooted as the problem still exists. Any idea what I'm doing to cause this crash in the video segment viewer?

[blutach]

Does the error in post 5 happen when you run Procoder manually (i.e. not via an AVISynth script under Rebuilder)? If so, the answer is probably a reinstallation of Procoder2.

Also, try clearing out your D2VAVS folder and give it another go.

Regards

[rack04]

Tried HCenc and the same crash happened during encoding. Pretty sure the problem is with the rip but I can't figure it out.

[rack04]

Well I tried it again with a different DVD and it still crashed when I select a segment using the video segment viewer. From the changelog I don't see any changes to this viewer for quite some time. If it's not DVD-RB and the source what could be the problem? I tried a reinstall of AviSythin 2.5.6a to see that solves the problem.

Update:
Alright something really strange is happening with Avisynth. I unistalled Avisynth 2.5.6a and installed the version that came with DVD-RB. When I tried to play an avs file that was generated by DVD-RB in Media Player Classic it hangs and stays at 99% usage. I'm lost and don't know what could have caused this.

[blutach]

It has been said many a time, not to use any version that is not provided with DVDRB. I'd uninstall everything and reinstall and try again. Failing that, a system restore might be in order.

Regards

[rack04]

With some help I was finally able to fix the problem. The problem was a conflict with one or more plugins in the avisynth plugin folder. I removed all plugins from this folder and the DVD-RB video segment viewed functioned as normal and the encoding proceeded without crashing. Thanks for you patience.