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marvel2020
10th January 2002, 19:13
Hi There,

I've got a full working version of CCE 2.50 (IF YA KNOW WHAT I MEAN ;) ).

I'm using WinXp Pro but CCE will not work properly. It will make the .vaf file and then when it starts to to a 3 pass vbr encode it only goes so far and freeze's.

This happens with any avi wither it be a DVDrip using DVD2AVI and Vfapi or captured avi using my TV capture card or a downloaded Divx movie.

I've searched the forum to see if there was anyone else is having the same problem and the solutions that where provided i tried but still it does not work.

Must i downgrade to Windows98SE again to get it work or doe's ne1 know of any other things to try.

Here's my PC specs

AMD 1.33ghzDDR FSB266
Gigabyte GA-7DXR mobo
768 PC2600 256DDR Crucial Memory
Fugitsu 40GB 7200 Harddrive
IBM Deskstar 41GB 7200 Slave Harddrive
Chaintech Geforce2 64Mb Graphics
Soundblaster Live 1020 soundcard
Pinnacle Studio PCTV Rave Capture Card


Thx in advance

mb1
10th January 2002, 19:27
Try to deenable cce´s wrong crc-processing
http://www.bath.ac.uk/~susajb/Cinema_Craft_Encoder_2_50_SP_CRC_Patch.zip

marvel2020
10th January 2002, 20:07
Thx for replying and the link to the patch.

I applied the patch to CCE and now it will not even make the .VAF file
it comes up with this error ----

cce encoding failed: ICDecompressEx() failed (-100)

After about a mintue.


This is getting annoying :mad: :mad: :mad:

Soljah Girl
13th January 2002, 08:37
Probably not what you want to hear, but I was having the same prob under xp...after trying a bunch of fixes that didn't work I did a clean install of xp and CCE 2.5 works flawlessly now...

Just an idea if you have no luck otherwise...btw: it would be awesome if someone was able to discover what (if anything) is conflicting with CCE...this prob is so prevelant.

Good luck!

Yakumo
13th January 2002, 16:18
:D Have had that problem too. Cce 2.5 don't accept avi files that are bigger then 2 gb and you have to make the difference bigger between avg bitrate and max bitrate. What I mean is, use 1800 for avg and 2450 for max bitrate. It works for me, don't know if it will work for you.

Greetz, Yakumo