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1977
11th June 2003, 06:52
Hi,

I am trying to copy a DVD with both a DTS track (0x89) and an PCM Audio Stream (0xA). I let the Big 3 do their work. Importing the script in Scenarist is still ok, but when I try to create the DVD video, I get the following error:

Info
Info Creating DVD Files
Error Audio Decoding Stream Number of Stream 40 is 1148 in PGC:<VTS_01_PGC_01pgc> (Title:<VTS01_Title01> VTS:<VTS_01>) , shall be less than 64
Error Validate From DB failed
Error DVD files could not be created

When I look at the Data Editor, I can see that not just 2 audio tracks are created, but at total of 63!

From:
11-06-2003 00:34 768 VTS__01_P01-80-ch2English.dummy.AC3
11-06-2003 00:34 768 VTS__01_P01-82-

all the way up to:
11-06-2003 00:34 768 VTS__01_P01-bf-ch2English.dummy.AC3

Thanx in advance for any clues how to solve this!

brashquido
11th June 2003, 07:17
What are tracks 0x89 and 0xa0 named? I've also come across similar problems, and I just deleted the relevant streams from the Scenarist project.

1977
11th June 2003, 21:49
Originally posted by brashquido
What are tracks 0x89 and 0xa0 named? I've also come across similar problems, and I just deleted the relevant streams from the Scenarist project.

Thanx for the quick reply.

You mean in how it's named in scenarist? I've got the following two data tracks for '89':

Object=DTS Audio
{
Place Holder=No
Comment=
Name=VTS01\VTS__01_P01-89-1536
Resolution=PAL
Drop Type=Non-drop frame
Data Start Time=00:00:00;00
Data End Time=01:38:45;24
File=D:\DVDRips\_RIP\VTS01\VTS__01_P01-89-1536K-[0MS]-CH6ENGLISH.DTS
Audio Type=DTS
Bit rate=1509750
Channel=5
LFE On=Yes
Acmod=C + L + R + SL + SR
}

AND ALSO

Object=AC3 Audio
{
Place Holder=No
Comment=
Name=VTS__01_P01-89-CH2ENGLISH
Resolution=PAL
Drop Type=Non-drop frame
Data Start Time=00:00:00:00
Data End Time=00:00:00:00
File=D:\DVDRips\_RIP\VTS01\VTS__01_P01-89-ch2English.dummy.AC3
Audio Type=AC3
Bit rate=192000
Channel=2 : 0
LFE On=No
Bsmod=complete main
}

But for 0xa0 only one:

Object=AC3 Audio
{
Place Holder=No
Comment=
Name=VTS__01_P01-a0-CH2ENGLISH
Resolution=PAL
Drop Type=Non-drop frame
Data Start Time=00:00:00:00
Data End Time=00:00:00:00
File=D:\DVDRips\_RIP\VTS01\VTS__01_P01-a0-ch2English.dummy.AC3
Audio Type=AC3
Bit rate=192000
Channel=2 : 0
LFE On=No
Bsmod=complete main
}

BUT there is also a data track, which I believe contains the PCM Audio, but it's called E0 instead of A0.

Object=Pcm Audio
{
Place Holder=No
Comment=
Name=VTS01\VTS__01_P01-E0-1536
Resolution=PAL
Drop Type=Non-drop frame
Data Start Time=00:00:00;00
Data End Time=01:38:46;00
File=D:\DVDRips\_RIP\VTS01\VTS__01_P01-E0-1536K-CH_.WAV
Audio Type=PCM
Bit rate=1536000
Channel=2
Quantization=16 bit
Sampling Rate=96 mhz
Emphasis=No
Mute=No
Dynamic Range X=4
Dynamic Range Y=0
}

Do you mean I should remove all 61 tracks in the track editor manually one-by-one? Does that not screw things up in the menu links?

1977
11th June 2003, 23:20
Found the solution!

Guess I already noticed the weak spot myself (with the help of others ;) ; the PCM file was named E0 by DoItFastForU, instead of A0. This made ReAuthorist get lost in the proces.

Fortunatly, the issue is fixed in the DoItFast4U 1.1.4.0 BETA !!

brashquido
12th June 2003, 00:14
Good stuff ;)