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ethereal
1st February 2004, 23:02
hi.
i thought i would try D2SRoba out as i'd heard good things about it.
i first installed 3.1.5 and when i ran it i got the following error message -
autoit error
line: 0
Run($g_guiExe)
Error: Unable to execute the external program
i uninstalled and tried all the previous versions and got the same error.
i installed 3.1.5 on my wifes computer and it runs fine.
(i can't use this though as it is slow and has no DVD)
i am using DVD2SVCD ver 1.2.1 build 3 and CCE 2.5
any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Venom_IL
2nd February 2004, 05:39
Just to clarify things - you are getting this error before the program would even run? that is you don't even get the D2SROBA configuration screen ?
have you tried an earlier build ?
ethereal
2nd February 2004, 10:14
that's correct the only screen i see is the error message.
and yes i've tried earlier versions - same thing.
the only difference between my wifes computer and mine is i have dual processors and raid (the OS is the same).
thanks for your help
jsoto
3rd February 2004, 00:06
@ethereal
Do you have the file AutGUI.exe?. It should be located in ..\DVD2SVCD\Tylo\dist folder
If yes, double click on it (to run it). An error message should pop up
"AutGUI- Incorrect number of parameters"
If the message doesn't pop up, try to copying it from your wife's computer, may be it is corrupted.
Sorry, I'm not convinced this is going to help you, but I don't have more ideas.
jsoto
ethereal
3rd February 2004, 09:48
i get the "AutGUI- Incorrect number of parameters"
when i run AutGUI.exe.
I don't want to but i may wipe my computer and do a clean reinstall
tylo
8th February 2004, 22:32
Don't do a reinstall. I have heard some systems having this problem before. I think I know a cure for it, but you'll have to wait for next release.
jsoto: I think
Run("dist\AutGUI.exe", @ScriptDir), insted of
Run(@ScriptDir & "\dist\AutGUI.exe") may do the trick.
ethereal
9th February 2004, 15:40
thanks very much tylo. i was beginning to think it was just me.
i'm looking forward to trying it out.
ethereal
14th March 2004, 12:17
Unfortunately I still get the error with the latest version.
I can run it on my wifes computer and access the files on my computer through our network but it is not ideal.
Does/has anybody had this problem?
What did you do to solve/work around it?
Thanks for your help.
(The quality is very good. And even on my wifes computer is very quick.)
Thanks tylo
tylo
14th March 2004, 14:24
Please, provide the exact error message and the OS you use (Win98/ME/2000/XP).
Put this in the DVD2SVCD\Tylo directory, run it, and report back the behaviour:
http://home.tiscali.no/tylohome/files/guitest.exe
ethereal
14th March 2004, 16:52
When I click on the D2SRoBa shortcut in the start menu i get the following error message.
autoit error
line: 0
Run($g_guiExe)
Error: Unable to execute the external program
I ran your guitest.exe and this is what i got -
I got a box with the following info-
test1: starting: dist\AutGUI.exe
ScriptDir: C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\Tylo
WorkDir: C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\Tylo
OsVer: WIN_XP
I clicked OK
I got a box saying Hello
I clicked OK
I got a box saying - test2: starting: C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\Tylo\dist\AutGUI.exe
I clicked OK
I then got a box saying -
AutoIt Error
Line 0:
RunWait($fullpath)
Error: Unable to execute the external program.
Thank you for your help
tylo
15th March 2004, 18:52
Thanks, can you run this one too:
http://home.tiscali.no/tylohome/files/guitest2.exe
ethereal
15th March 2004, 23:47
started guitest2.exe
test 1: starting: "C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\Tylo\dist\AutGUI.exe"
clicked ok
it says it's working
clicked ok
box closed
I hope this is good. :)
tylo
16th March 2004, 09:49
Yep. Next version coming up will work for you. :)
ethereal
16th March 2004, 10:04
that's great.
thanks a lot.:D
ethereal
17th March 2004, 00:26
i tried out version 3.3.0 and the D2SRoBa plugin ran okay.
i'll try an encode tonight.
thanks for your help tylo.
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