DVD Rebuilder (CCE One-Click Beta) Bug Reports [Archive] - Page 3

acido

23rd March 2004, 22:02

Originally posted by oCe
Since you mention it, totally forgot...

Burning the dvd which was builded with version 0.21 causes no problems with Nero, but with version 0.22 is does. This is a copy of the log which is created with Nero when burning the files as dvd-video. (Nero v6.3.1.6)

Just created the DVD with same nero version (6.3.1.6) DVD-RB 0.22
without problems (DVD-Video project) !
9:57:49 PM #16 Phase 24 File dlgbrnst.cpp, Line 1841
Caching of files started
9:57:49 PM #17 Text 0 File Burncd.cpp, Line 4214
Cache writing successful.
9:57:49 PM #18 Phase 25 File dlgbrnst.cpp, Line 1841
Caching of files completed
9:57:49 PM #19 Phase 65 File dlgbrnst.cpp, Line 1841
Burn process started

jdobbs

23rd March 2004, 22:24

Originally posted by Pedro Gouveia
jdobbs. I found the bug related to audio problems (no audio) in some dvd players like Pioneer dv360 and in Media Player Classic. It's because the Pes HeaderData in AC3-Audio Packs information is not correctly written. It should start with byte 21h and not with byte 31h. After a hexstring replace in VOBS of "EC 81 81 08 31" by "EC 81 81 08 21" AND "EC 81 80 05 31" by "EC 81 80 05 21" all sound problems were gone. BTW Excelent work u made with DVD-RB. Thanx. Wow! Dude! You are right. How in the hell did you find this? As I said earlier I am inserting a new PTS. The 21h you mentioned is the high order byte of the PTS. The second lsb of the upper nibble (the difference between 2 and 3) is an indicator of a DTS (Decoding Time Stamp) accompanying the PTS (Presentation Time Stamp). I forgot to adjust for this in audio frames.

YOU ARE THE MAN PEDRO!!! YOU JUST SAVED ME HOURS...

I'll have the fix in and uploaded in a few minutes!

Purplered

23rd March 2004, 22:40

i have this damn error code 9, subscript.... error...

allways error code 9 when RB is tryin to rebuild the file.

hope this prob is solved in the near future

greets
Purplered

KungFuCow

23rd March 2004, 22:44

Originally posted by jdobbs
Probably won't help. The changes were mostly in the rebuild process.

All,

Is this common? I'm not seeing it at all and I've done a lot of discs since starting this.:confused:

Every disc I have burned for my Liteon and Xbox have had the FFWD/RWD problem. The only way I have been able to fix it is to run it through DVD95Copy before I burn it.

jdobbs

23rd March 2004, 22:51

Originally posted by Pedro Gouveia
Another possible bug??

Using CCE SP 2.67.00.23 Trial + EclCCE 1.7b + RB 0.22 the number of VBR passes is always 2 (The CCE Customized Settings doesn't work).

update:
Temporary fix. Before Encoding Process, edit REBUILDER.ECL end change lines containing vbr_pass=? I think you may be looking at a left over setting in your REBUILDER.INI file. I used to have the eclpasses= setting in the [Options] area, but now have a new area called [CCEOptions] -- if you look at that one you'll see that it changes. It should also be reflected in the .ECL file (actually the ECL will show eclpasses minus 1).

Thanks again for your help

troy

23rd March 2004, 22:53

Trying to back up the movie "Holes". The main dvd is about 7.12gb.

I got the script out of range error using v0.21 beta with cce sp 2.66 trial version using eclcce. I dont know why but dvd2dvdr has never been able to work with this cce version either. This cce version will encode perfectly using just an avisynth script.

I tried to use CCE sp2.5 with eclcce and everything went good. The problem is that the whole video ts folder is only 2.33gb. I know this is probably a complicated dvd to back up because it has some previews and extras in it but bug reported.

sidders

23rd March 2004, 22:58

Don't know if its me, but does DVD-RB always come up with the same bitrate for extars and the main movie? It's not so easy to change the in CCE as you now have loads of files to encode. Any way to get around this?
Sorry if I've missed something here.....

Pstelios

23rd March 2004, 23:00

@jdobbs :

I thought you were right so i ripped Gladiator again, and Won the prize No 9 ehhh... error Number 9 i ment.
So i tried to use Version 018, the same...
Changed cce to 25, the same...

But i'll keep on trying with every new version you publish, I'm used to be beta tester...

Anyway thank you for your work...I'll be here to feed you with bugs

cptshamrock

23rd March 2004, 23:00

I have the same problem when trying to burn as djan does, with shrink, and oce, with nero burning. Also, get the same error message when trying to run it through dvdshrink (Do this to possibly correct any dvd structure errors that is preventing Nero from burning). using rb .22 cce 2.66 ecl 1.7b and latest version of nero.

jdobbs

23rd March 2004, 23:04

Attached is the latest beta, version 0.23 which includes the audio bug fix:

- Corrected PTS problem associated with PES headers in audio packs. My hat is off to Pedro Gouveia for finding this error. He not only pointed out the problem -- but pointed to the solution. This should fix the problems with audio not playing on certain systems.

ATTACHMENT DELETED AFTER 1247 DOWNLOADS.

TO GET THE NEWEST VERSION GO TO THE FIRST POST OF THIS THREAD

hypo20

23rd March 2004, 23:04

See the biiiiig original forum for DVD-BR. There's the solution. :o)

In fact, you must run every VTS_XX_0.IFO through IfoEdit -> VOB Extras -> Check CORRECT VOB NAV PACKS -> Check CORRECT ORIGINAL IFO'S -> Uncheck AUTOCOPY MENUS and then just run. Everything other you should leave as it is.

hypo20

23rd March 2004, 23:09

@jdobbs

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!

NOW IT'S USEABLE TO ME ON DVD'S WITHOUT STILLS. :o)

KungFuCow

23rd March 2004, 23:10

I hope you guys have been hitting that DONATE button considering all the hard work JDobbs has been doing. I think I was the first person to donate to him and Ive yet to make a working backup of anything. Even still watching the determination he's showing here, Im inclined to donate again.

In summary, DONATE!

hypo20

23rd March 2004, 23:12

Originally posted by KungFuCow
I hope you guys have been hitting that DONATE button considering all the hard work JDobbs has been doing. I think I was the first person to donate to him and Ive yet to make a working backup of anything. Even still watching the determination he's showing here, Im inclined to donate again.

In summary, DONATE!

I'm from Slovakia so I can't use PayPal. :o( If there's any other way, I'll be first in the row. :o)

robw

23rd March 2004, 23:58

I just made my contribution. Thanks for the reminder!

Purplered

24th March 2004, 00:07

this is what i get every time i want to use RB

http://membres.lycos.fr/ch402/err9.jpg

Purplered

brikin

24th March 2004, 00:14

DVD Rebuilder v0.23
QuEnc 0.43

Problem:
When I press Rebuild I get a "Run Time error '5' Invalid procedure call or argument error" that closes the program down.

I see the progress bar go up for VTS_01_00.VOB to 100% then it flips to VTS_03_01.VOB really quick and throws this error. This all happens within 3 seconds of pushing the button. In the status window I see

Copying IFO, BUP, and menu files...
Processing VTS_01
Rebuilding segment 0 VOBID:1 CELLID:1

Let me know if you need anything else.
Thanks for the tool

DMagic1

24th March 2004, 00:17

Originally posted by KungFuCow
I hope you guys have been hitting that DONATE button considering all the hard work JDobbs has been doing. I think I was the first person to donate to him and Ive yet to make a working backup of anything. Even still watching the determination he's showing here, Im inclined to donate again.

In summary, DONATE!

Good to mention it. Some people may not even know its there. As soon as I found the button back in the 2nd or 3rd version I had to make on.

acido

24th March 2004, 00:34

Originally posted by acido
@jdobbs
Tried DVD-RB 0.22 + Rejig 0.5e + same problematic movie
You are on the right way !!!
- Skipping problem still the same
BUT
- Now the DVD play starts from menus as occurs on the PC with PowerDVD ;-) and selecting to play the movie from the beginning i can enjoy it !!!
-Errors analyzing DVD-RB produced VOBS still reported by dvdshrink

SOLVED also chapters SKIPPING !!!
by running every VTS_XX_0.IFO through IfoEdit -> VOB Extras -> Check CORRECT VOB NAV PACKS -> Check CORRECT ORIGINAL IFO'S -> Uncheck AUTOCOPY MENUS and then just run. Everything other you should leave as it is.
.
It REALLY WORKS ! now the DVD on my standalone plays flawlessly !
and also DVDSHRINK is no more reporting errors on the fixed VIDEO_TS
.
Hope this helps jdobbs finding the problem !

KungFuCow

24th March 2004, 00:36

You should try comparing the old vobs and new vobs and see how many differences there are.

I may do that when this movie finishes and see for myself.

quantum

24th March 2004, 00:42

0.23 audio is working on Pioneer standalone.

Now looking closer at the chapter problem. On every chapter change there is pixelation and jerkiness that goes away in a second or two. This happens if the chapter point is jumped to or if it reaches the chapter point by normal time.

This didn't appear to happen on the Toshiba standalone so this looks like another bit of weirdness that needs to be tracked down and fixed.

lab-one

24th March 2004, 00:46

@quantum

0.23 audio is working on Pioneer standalone.

Now looking closer at the chapter problem. On every chapter change there is pixelation and jerkiness that goes away in a second or two. This happens if the chapter point is jumped to or if it reaches the chapter point by normal time.

This didn't appear to happen on the Toshiba standalone so this looks like another bit of weirdness that needs to be tracked down and fixed.

I've noticed on my Sony DVP-NS725P that I do not get the blocking and pixelation when playing through chapter changes, only when FF/RW through them. Weird. I haven't had any problems with the audio either.

robw

24th March 2004, 00:47

@purplered

run regedit and search for
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Avisynth\plugindir2_5

this is your avisynth dir.

be sure your unzipped decodefix.zip is put into this dir or change the registry to reflect where these files are stored.

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 00:49

Originally posted by acido
SOLVED also chapters SKIPPING !!!
by running every VTS_XX_0.IFO through IfoEdit -> VOB Extras -> Check CORRECT VOB NAV PACKS -> Check CORRECT ORIGINAL IFO'S -> Uncheck AUTOCOPY MENUS and then just run. Everything other you should leave as it is.
.
It REALLY WORKS ! now the DVD on my standalone plays flawlessly !
and also DVDSHRINK is no more reporting errors on the fixed VIDEO_TS
.
Hope this helps jdobbs finding the problem ! Hey thanks. This will help a lot. I'm going to run a couple of tests and see what differences I see! Have you tried it with only one of the two (CORRECT NAVPACKS or IFOs)? I have to believe it is the NAVPACK alone causing the problem.

Raymongo

24th March 2004, 01:40

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 02:22

hypo20

24th March 2004, 02:49

Originally posted by acido
SOLVED also chapters SKIPPING !!!
by running every VTS_XX_0.IFO through IfoEdit -> VOB Extras -> Check CORRECT VOB NAV PACKS -> Check CORRECT ORIGINAL IFO'S -> Uncheck AUTOCOPY MENUS and then just run. Everything other you should leave as it is.
.
It REALLY WORKS ! now the DVD on my standalone plays flawlessly !
and also DVDSHRINK is no more reporting errors on the fixed VIDEO_TS
.
Hope this helps jdobbs finding the problem !

Isn't that the part "every VTS_XX_0.IFO through IfoEdit -> VOB Extras -> Check CORRECT VOB NAV PACKS -> Check CORRECT ORIGINAL IFO'S -> Uncheck AUTOCOPY MENUS and then just run. Everything other you should leave as it is." exact copy of my post on the same page???

I think....YES!!!!! I was writing about it few times, and somebody before me too. :cool:

@jdobbs
Now it seems, we have only one major problem. Stills. :)

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 03:05

Originally posted by hypo20
Isn't that the part "every VTS_XX_0.IFO through IfoEdit -> VOB Extras -> Check CORRECT VOB NAV PACKS -> Check CORRECT ORIGINAL IFO'S -> Uncheck AUTOCOPY MENUS and then just run. Everything other you should leave as it is." exact copy of my post on the same page???

I think....YES!!!!! I was writing about it few times, and somebody before me too. :cool:

@jdobbs
Now it seems, we have only one major problem. Stills. :) Which shall be conquered soon! Then on to seamless branching and angles.

And YOU'RE RIGHT!!! I apologize profusely for not crediting you!

quantum

24th March 2004, 03:16

Originally posted by jdobbs
Which shall be conquered soon! Then on to seamless branching and angles. After bugs, shouldn't adjustable bitrate for extras be the first enhancement?

robw

24th March 2004, 03:24

Well JDobbs, you're the programmer and I bow to your wishes on DVD-RB. But just a humble second to Quantum's request on bitrates for extras. That would be more useful for the "typical" user IMHO. If you decide to address seamless branching, I'll still be a very happy camper.

hypo20

24th March 2004, 03:28

Originally posted by jdobbs
Which shall be conquered soon! Then on to seamless branching and angles.

And YOU'RE RIGHT!!! I apologize profusely for not crediting you!

@jdobbs

It was not to you. :) It was to ACIDO.
This is not about crediting me or someone else. But when someone just copy and paste someone else's post (or it's main part) and then publish it as his own....that's what I'm not accepting. I didn't said, that correcting VOB NAV PACKS was mine idea. It in some post on the early stage of forum (when v0.16 was released). I have only tested it and post here, that works. :) All I am doing is telling it to next people, which hasn't read it. But I'm not telling "I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!!".

But this is off-topic. :) Let's test new version of YOUR baby. :D

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 04:04

Originally posted by quantum
After bugs, shouldn't adjustable bitrate for extras be the first enhancement? Ok. I'll take the advice of to you and robw and work on that next. But first the bugs. Right now I'm fixing the ff/rw bug, I know exactly what it is -- but it's late and I'm getting punch drunk so I'm going to leave the correction until tomorrow. Next I'll clean up the stills (which I believe are also the cause of the runtime '9' error during rebuild).

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 04:07

@hypo20This is not about crediting me or someone else. But when someone just copy and paste someone else's post (or it's main part) and then publish it as his own....that's what I'm not accepting. I didn't said, that correcting VOB NAV PACKS was mine idea. It in some post on the early stage of forum (when v0.16 was released). I have only tested it and post here, that works. All I am doing is telling it to next people, which hasn't read it. But I'm not telling "I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!!".At any rate it pointed directly to the problem. All I had to do was run IFOEdit against my output, compare it to a first run with a file compare -- and it pointed me directly to the error. I'm just happy to be putting this one behind me.

djan

24th March 2004, 04:15

bigskank

24th March 2004, 04:38

any thoughts about possibly adding support (at some point down the road, as I know requests are piling) of adding support for re-encoding menus?

2COOL

24th March 2004, 04:41

@jdobbs

I also have been getting the Runtime error '9', Subscript out of range message. What gets to me is that it always occurs when it processes my VTS_01_1.VOB during rebuild and it doesn't have any stills in it. Interesting, I discovered something that might be a hint.

After I had closed DVD-RB, I played my partial VTS_01_1.VOB in PowerDVD and behold, I got this message in bright red fonts with a black background.

Script error: there is no function named "mpeg2source"
(D:/D2AVS/V01000000001001.AVS, line 5)

:confused: Does anyone see what I see?

Update: I get the same exact message with I open V01000000001001.AVS in VirtualDub. ;) This what I have in the AVS.

#------------------
# AVS File Created by DVD Rebuilder
# VOBID:01, CELLID:01
#------------------
mpeg2source("D:\D2VAVS\V01B.D2V")
trim(0,16336)
ConvertToYUY2()
ResampleAudio(44100)

I'm using DVD-RB v0.23 beta. ;)

djan

24th March 2004, 05:22

Same as I had before. You know how I corrected my problem ? I just installed AviSynth 2.54. Try it, maybe you can correct it too. Hope chance.

SLA

24th March 2004, 06:02

It should work fine, if the mpeg2dec3 plugin is installed correctly. For some reasons it doesn't work properly in many cases. A workaround would be to add Loadplugin("*pathwithpluginname*") to the top of your .avs

2COOL

24th March 2004, 06:35

Update:

OK. It is confirmed that I am using AviSynth 2.54 and DVD2AVIdg. I downloaded both from Doom9 links. Anyways, I was working backwards and analyzing some files prior to Rebuild process. Inspecting the D2Vs files, I found them to be fine because I saw what needed to be seen. But, when I viewed the M2Vs, all I got was the same as my post VTS_01_1.VOB, which was the message

Script error: there is no function named "mpeg2source"
(D:/D2AVS/V01000000001001.AVS, line 5)

It seems something went wrong in the Encode process. With further investigation, I noticed that I didn't have any D2V extensions in my File Types so I added that and pointed to my "DVD2AVIdg.exe" in my AviSynth plugin directory. After starting from scratch, I viewed my first M2V file and I now have my video clip in question. :D

Don't know if this was the big fix by adding the D2V extension and association but will test again when I have deleted the D2V extension in File Types.

robgarib

24th March 2004, 08:29

I have encoded 2 dvd with Dvd Rebuilder.
In both cases i don't have any error during the process and the result is a video_ts folder of 4.30 gb with very good quality.
When i test the files on hard disk with power dvd everything is ok but when i burn them on a dvd+rw for testing on a dvd case (philips dvd 612) i don't hear any audio in any language.

These are my settings:

Dvd 1:
Ocean Eleven pal italian-english
dvd rebuilder 0.21
Cce 2.67.00.23 trial + eclcce
Avisinth 2.54 + dvd2avi dg

Dvd 2:
Spiderman disk 1 pal italian-english
dvd rebuilder 0.22
Cce 2.67.00.23 trial + eclcce
Avisinth 2.54 + dvd2avi dg + alternative Mpeg2Dec3

hypo20

24th March 2004, 09:02

Originally posted by jdobbs
@hypo20At any rate it pointed directly to the problem. All I had to do was run IFOEdit against my output, compare it to a first run with a file compare -- and it pointed me directly to the error. I'm just happy to be putting this one behind me.

:D

KungFuCow

24th March 2004, 09:27

Im running a test now to confirm this but I wanted to toss it out there now just in case before JDobbs checks this in the morning.

I believe that using the "Remove All DTS" option screws up DVD-RB's target sizing. Ive done the same DVD over and over (and over) testing this app and the size has always been spot on. Tonight I tried it with the "Remove All DTS" option ticked and the DVD came out about 800MB too small (And no, the DVD should have still been full sized even without the DTS streams) so I wanted to report on this so JDobbs could check it out.

Anyone else notice this?

robgarib

24th March 2004, 09:29

Sorry
i have posted the bug report without viewing before the last pages of the thead where the audio problem is solved with version 0.23.
I'll download it immediately.
Thanks Jdobbs for your beautiful program.

JvD

24th March 2004, 09:44

KungFuCow, I noticed the same thing. Didnt really think of it but I say that the produced sets of DVD files was smaller than 4.37, like 1gb or so. This on a movie with five audio tracks. I removed all but one. So I THINK you might have a point.

I tried the new version (0,23) during the night, recoding Reservoir Dogs (Complet, not stripped). I didnt touch anything. Ripped the files and fired DVD-RB away. Went to sleep and woke up to my usual Runtime 9 error. Happy? No! I allways thought that the problem was in the app BUT now I wonder. I cant do anything right now but Ill report back later. Ill try reinstall Avisynth 2.54 and look foth the .avs extension mentioned by 2COOL.

Pedro Gouveia

24th March 2004, 10:12

jdobbs thanx 4 the quick fix :)

moving on on bug report. new version 0.23 rebuilds ok... but VTS_XX_0.IFO differs from VTS_XX_0.BUP

In *.BUP
- menu attributes changes
- In VTSI_MAT audio attributes changes, sub-pic_X changes

A Quick fix 4 this is to open all *.IFO in ifoedit and save overwriting *.BUP or use the dos command COPY *.IFO *.BUP
in directory VIDEO_TS just created by RB

gvittoz

24th March 2004, 10:35

Hi
Thank you very much for your work...
I installed dvdrb and tried to work but after the first scanning and writing. D2V files it stop with this message: "Erreur d'execution '9': indice en dehors de la plage"

Do you understand ???
My computer is with XP professionnal in French is it important ???

Thanks for your work

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 10:48

Originally posted by robgarib
I have encoded 2 dvd with Dvd Rebuilder.
In both cases i don't have any error during the process and the result is a video_ts folder of 4.30 gb with very good quality.
When i test the files on hard disk with power dvd everything is ok but when i burn them on a dvd+rw for testing on a dvd case (philips dvd 612) i don't hear any audio in any language.

These are my settings:

Dvd 1:
Ocean Eleven pal italian-english
dvd rebuilder 0.21
Cce 2.67.00.23 trial + eclcce
Avisinth 2.54 + dvd2avi dg

Dvd 2:
Spiderman disk 1 pal italian-english
dvd rebuilder 0.22
Cce 2.67.00.23 trial + eclcce
Avisinth 2.54 + dvd2avi dg + alternative Mpeg2Dec3 Use the latest version (above 0.23), it fixes the "audio missing" problem.

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 10:51

Originally posted by KungFuCow
Im running a test now to confirm this but I wanted to toss it out there now just in case before JDobbs checks this in the morning.

I believe that using the "Remove All DTS" option screws up DVD-RB's target sizing. Ive done the same DVD over and over (and over) testing this app and the size has always been spot on. Tonight I tried it with the "Remove All DTS" option ticked and the DVD came out about 800MB too small (And no, the DVD should have still been full sized even without the DTS streams) so I wanted to report on this so JDobbs could check it out.

Anyone else notice this? Very possible. I'll go back and check it tonight.

broken_bricks

24th March 2004, 10:54

Downloaded version 0.23 and still getting the same problem as below, anyone have any idea what it could be.
This is from a homemade 2 Disc DVD-R of a concert that I want to convert to 1 DVD-R with menu.
I extracted both discs renamed the VOB's and used VOBedit to join clips. I then used IFOedit and did the "Get VTS Sectors"

I know this worked because I used Intervideo DVD Copy and it worked and saved the menu's etc...

Any ideas or suggestions why I am getting the "Error in UpdateIFO: Shouldn't happen - contact developer" - seems to happen when it is in the updating ifo, stage if that makes sense.

Thanks.

Originally posted by broken_bricks
1. DVD-R Version: 0.21
2. Encoder being used: CCE 2.50
3. Using eclCCE? Y
4. Bug encountered: After it went through all the encoding I get this error "Error in UpdateIFO: Shouldn't happen - contact developer"
When I hit Ok I get "Stop statement encountered"
Then I hit ok and the program disappears.

Any idea what might cause this?

Thanks.

jdobbs

24th March 2004, 10:55

Originally posted by gvittoz
Hi
Thank you very much for your work...
I installed dvdrb and tried to work but after the first scanning and writing. D2V files it stop with this message: "Erreur d'execution '9': indice en dehors de la plage"

Do you understand ???
My computer is with XP professionnal in French is it important ???

Thanks for your work The problem is probably an incorrect installation of AVISYNTH 2.54