cue sheet: illegal mm:ss:ff time value

[Spack One]

Hi,

I am using DVD2SVCD 1.0.8 build 1 and entered a CDSize "900" for my 800MB CD-Rs. The whole process worked fine.

But when I tried to burn the CDR with CDRWIN 4.0A, I received the error message:

Error: Invalid CUE SHEET command at line 65
Illegal mm:ss:ff time value specified.

The lines contain:
INDEX 65 81:23:40
INDEX 66 82:40:38
INDEX 67 83:45:14
INDEX 68 84:28:02
INDEX 69 85:54:40

Appearantly CDRWin does not accept Indeces over 80 Mins.

Question: Is there any Program to burn those Images including Indeces over 80 Mins? Of course, I could delete those lines and burn the CD, but I want to keep the index.

Thanks for any commets,

Spack One

[Nick]

First port of call, read the sticky on "Foolproof way to burn an SVCD"

Download Daemon Tools. Mount your image in the Virtual Drive. Open CDRWin and select "CD Backup". Remember to check "Copy direct to recorder" (NOT "Copy to image then record"!!!) and select "Stealth DVD" as your source drive. Burn no faster than 4x speed and see what happens.

If this doesn't work and CDRWin still won't have it you could try downloading TSCV as this has a freeware engine for burning cue/bin images built in. If you do a websearch for it downloads and user guides are easy to come across for this software. If all this fails, post again.

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=19415

is the sticky you need

[markrb]

Yep we know this. If you did a search you would have found it.

VCDEasy doesn't care and will burn the cue as is.
If you are going to burn with CDRWIN you need to edit and erase these.

All the standalone players I know of won't work with these chapters anyway. It does suck because I have 99 Min discs and can make 1gb bin files and burn them, but no chapters after about 850mb.

Mark

[Spack One]

Hi,

thanks for the hints. I tried VCDEasy with success.

The best thing is:

My standalone DVD Player Denon 2800 has no problem with this CDR, it can even jump to indeces above 80:00:00 with no problems.

Thanks again and best regards....

Spack One