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huskyboy
3rd March 2002, 11:43
Been using dvd2svcd prog with no problems until now this keeps coming up : Access violation at address 00490FAC in module 'DVD2SVCD.exe'. Read of address 036224A9
Can anyone tell me what this is ??
:(
da franksta
3rd March 2002, 12:16
what have you done so far? did you try uninstall and reinstall?
dvd2svcd
3rd March 2002, 13:05
huskyboy
Change your subject, read the rules, update to the latest dvd2svcd!
markrb
3rd March 2002, 22:29
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=17397
Information severly lacking. Are you using the latest build of DVD2SVCD?
Are you running Pop up stopper?
Have you tried a search on the issue in the forums?
You need to be more specific in your heading of the posts.
Mark
huskyboy
4th March 2002, 01:34
ok sorry guys :more info
like i said everything has been working sweet havnt had a problem with it until this message came up .
I uninstalled it got the newer vers did the same thing tried that 3 times.
It happens at the first part where it rips the dvd .I have several movies on my hdd so im not actually using a disc .
I have not installed anything lately and it worked the night before this happened.If you have any ideas it would be great. :)
markrb
4th March 2002, 03:52
Your VOB files might be corrupted, try another set.
Are you trying to re-rip the files from the HD or just start the encode from the exhisting ones?
Some rippers and DVD2SVCD do not work very well together.
Does it work ok if you try and rip from a DVD?
Do you have any special characters in the path to the files?
Make sure you are not trying to rip the files into the same directory they are already in. You cannot copy onto itself.
If you are ripping from e:\dvd make sure your rip to folder is NOT e:\dvd.
Do the files load ok into DVD2AVI?
Can you play the VOB files in a software DVD player like WinDVD?
Post your DVD2SVCD_log.txt file.
Mark
Mozart
4th March 2002, 04:06
Do us a favor. Have a look at here (http://doom9.org/forum-rules.htm). Read carefully each one rule and link, specially the last ones. Follow markrb's suggestions and, only after this, start a new thread.
thank you.
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