eriksen76
24th January 2005, 23:22
I tryed to backup my original version of "The Abyss" SE
It contained both theoretical version and Special Edition.
According to the ifo file it contained ILVu but actually that was not the case. Mosty i see ILVu where a hard encoded text in the movie is presented in forein languages. Eg. German and English
I usally never pre-process and never run in to the Error #3 buffer overflow. But this time I removed the theoretical version with Dvdremake, becuase they where both in the same VTS and had som shared vob id's
It worked fine on my pc (powerdvd) and if I choose theoretical version from menu it was all gone, and went back to menu.
According to the ifo it had updated the vob id's radically. But the title length (playback time) was the same as before.
So I tryed encoding with the latest build of DVDRB. But at 3-4% if the rebuild it gave me the known Error #3 buffer overflow error.
I tryed "Special Error Processing" and it rebuilded without any errors. I tryed playback on my JVC and my parents Sony (Both relatively new models) and it worked like a charm.
But my old Pioneer began to stutter/jitter or what its called when it acts like your pause/resuming all through the movie...... ???
It seemed like the errors on my Pioneer standalone came at the point of the movie where the RB option was turned on.
So my question is, what does Special Error Processing actually do?
Does it make the movie less compatible on some players or what.
Sorry bout' the long explanation, but I guess that in order to get the right answer, an explanation in details is needed.
/Eriksen76
It contained both theoretical version and Special Edition.
According to the ifo file it contained ILVu but actually that was not the case. Mosty i see ILVu where a hard encoded text in the movie is presented in forein languages. Eg. German and English
I usally never pre-process and never run in to the Error #3 buffer overflow. But this time I removed the theoretical version with Dvdremake, becuase they where both in the same VTS and had som shared vob id's
It worked fine on my pc (powerdvd) and if I choose theoretical version from menu it was all gone, and went back to menu.
According to the ifo it had updated the vob id's radically. But the title length (playback time) was the same as before.
So I tryed encoding with the latest build of DVDRB. But at 3-4% if the rebuild it gave me the known Error #3 buffer overflow error.
I tryed "Special Error Processing" and it rebuilded without any errors. I tryed playback on my JVC and my parents Sony (Both relatively new models) and it worked like a charm.
But my old Pioneer began to stutter/jitter or what its called when it acts like your pause/resuming all through the movie...... ???
It seemed like the errors on my Pioneer standalone came at the point of the movie where the RB option was turned on.
So my question is, what does Special Error Processing actually do?
Does it make the movie less compatible on some players or what.
Sorry bout' the long explanation, but I guess that in order to get the right answer, an explanation in details is needed.
/Eriksen76