What are the odds of this? How can I fix it?

[Nazgulled]

Hi,

Like I said on another thread, I've been away from xvid dvdriping long time, but now I've read doom9's guide about xvid 1.0 and I see almost nothing has changed so I was able to rip some other dvds.

I have already ripped about 4 dvds with xvid 1.0.1 and it worked and they were perfect. The problem is this fifth dvd...
I don't know what's happening but on the 1st pass, virtualdubmod crashes exactly in the same place during the process. I've tried to rip it 3 times and it always crashed. This did not happened with other dvds. I tried to rip a different one and it worked, so I tried back to rip this one and it crashed again.

What's happening? How will I be able to rip it if it crashes everytime in the same place?

The DVD is the Portuguese Spun DVD, Region 2. Don't think this will help but it's here anyway.

If anyone of you have any ideas I would like to hear them.

Thanks.

[sysKin]

When vdub crashes, it produces lots of debug info. It might help if we see it.

Of course sometimes vdub just disappears :/

Radek

[Soulhunter]

Have you already checked the source (reading failures / broken frames) ???


Bye

[Nazgulled]

An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'ntdll'.

this was the error on vdubmod...

@Soulhunter
I haven't cuz the movie is not mine, but a friend's saw it and it worked... at least she didn't told me anything...

[Nazgulled]

well... never mind...


Just updated to gknot 0.32.0 bea and used DGIndex for the d2v project and DGDecode.dll for the mpeg decoding library and it worked... at least the enconding process finished...

Haven't tested the movie though (yet) but I think it is good... Can't understand what was the problem with that movie though...