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SuprSonik
23rd July 2005, 23:30
I'm trying to backup Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (region 1) and during the rebuild process I encounter this error. I'm using DVD-RB Pro 1.00 RC2. I've tried rebuilding several times, but the same error occurs every time. I included a picture of the status log when it gets this error.

I'm going to try re-encoding, then I'll post an update on whether it worked or I'm still having the problem. If I do I guess I'll try an older version...

Ok, encoded again and the same problem is occuring. I'll try rebuilding using an older/free version.

SuprSonik
24th July 2005, 06:01
Well, .93 free successfully rebuilt it, but it was oversized by exactly .6gb...The file came out to be 4.94gb :(

jdobbs
24th July 2005, 12:07
That error has been fixed and will be out soon in an update.

TuRiSOft
24th July 2005, 13:41
That error has been fixed and will be out soon in an update.

Thanks I'm in the same trouble !!!!

jdobbs
24th July 2005, 16:03
I should be sending RC3 out soon. I'm working on some remaining changes in which I'm rewriting some parts of the ILVU distribution algorithm. I noticed some parts were incorrect in testing a backup of ALIEN 3 (Quadrilogy). I went out and bought the Quadrilogy this week when I was told it was a good ILVU test -- that turned out to be a very accurate statement. :eek:

Mr. Monte
24th July 2005, 20:25
jdobbs...check your email and PM here sir :)

SuprSonik
25th July 2005, 02:17
Thank you sir :) I guess I'll wait for the update then rather than use the freeware version.

JohnG
26th July 2005, 14:04
I received this error ('63') trying to backup Spider Man 2, Disc #2. After rebooting and running the process again, I then received "error #6". It goes to 97-98% completion in the rebuild process before failing. I have been waiting a long time to be able to back this up and had hoped that it would work with RC2. I guess I'll wait for another update.

jdobbs
26th July 2005, 18:22
@JohnG

I'll put my copy of Spiderman 2, Disc 2 (NTSC, R1) in and test it before I release RC3...

JohnG
26th July 2005, 19:47
Thanks, jdobbs. That would be great :)

jdobbs
28th July 2005, 03:32
I just tested Spiderman Disc 2 (NTSC, R1) and it worked fine.

TuRiSOft
28th July 2005, 09:32
@JohnG

I'll put my copy of Spiderman 2, Disc 2 (NTSC, R1) in and test it before I release RC3...

and now ...

I just tested Spiderman Disc 2 (NTSC, R1) and it worked fine.

So now can we expect RC3 to be out soon ?

jdobbs
28th July 2005, 11:48
Yes. Just a couple more tests. I made some significant changes and I want to make sure they are working correctly.

Jack'n'xbox
28th July 2005, 21:17
Take your time friend, and address state of the union too.

SuprSonik
29th July 2005, 22:20
Worked just great with RC3. :)

ookzDVD
29th July 2005, 23:01
@jdobbs,

I still have 'Error 63' with latest RC3.

Here is the log:
[20:11:54] One Click encoding activated...
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[20:11:54] Phase I, PREPARATION started.
- CCE SP 2.70.2.1 encoder selected.
- "Steal Space from Extras" mode is enabled.
- VTS_01: 3,475,117 sectors.
-- ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING is present.
-- Scanning and writing .D2V file
- Processed 3,184.4MB ILVU section...
- Processed 1,865.9MB ILVU section...
-- Processed 326,576 frames.
-- Building .AVS and .ECL files
- Reduction Level for DVD-5: 61.6%
- Overall Bitrate : 2,462Kbs
- Space for Video : 4,093,402KB
- HIGH/LOW/TYPICAL Bitrates: 8,808/2,014/2,462 Kbs
[20:24:33] Phase I, PREPARATION completed in 13 minutes.
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thanks.

Edsel
30th July 2005, 01:05
I just tested Spiderman Disc 2 (NTSC, R1) and it worked fine.

I just tried it, it worked as well.

I do see one anomaly, not sure if it means anything, but I thought I'd mention it. I get a small error importing the final result into DVD Remake Pro that's not present when I import the original disk before Rebuilder has processed it. It's in the VTS 7, the ILVU multi-angle section. DVD Remake Pro has to recover the cells showing "Recovering C_ADT & VOBU_ADMAP tables. (679:VobData.cpp)" in the log file, as if something is a bit off in the structure, but not too far off, because it works in my standalone.

Interestingly, I see the same sort of thing with DVD Tray Player. It plays the original fine, but if I play the Rebuilder multi-angle section it skips quickly through everything, showing only a second of each chapter, then ultimately stops with a file access error.

soupdragon
30th July 2005, 01:47
Hi
Simpsons season 4 Region 2 disc 1 with RC3 same error again Runtime error 63 :confused: ALL settings as default, NO pre processing, cce 2.5 3 pass.
Been having dropped frames on discs 3 + 4 of the same set but NO problems on disc 2. Not tried 3 + 4 with RC3 as yet will try when I get home
Hope you can nail this one down after all the time you've spent on it ;)
Best of luck to you.

jdobbs
30th July 2005, 03:55
I just tried it, it worked as well.

I do see one anomaly, not sure if it means anything, but I thought I'd mention it. I get a small error importing the final result into DVD Remake Pro that's not present when I import the original disk before Rebuilder has processed it. It's in the VTS 7, the ILVU multi-angle section. DVD Remake Pro has to recover the cells showing "Recovering C_ADT & VOBU_ADMAP tables. (679:VobData.cpp)" in the log file, as if something is a bit off in the structure, but not too far off, because it works in my standalone.

Interestingly, I see the same sort of thing with DVD Tray Player. It plays the original fine, but if I play the Rebuilder multi-angle section it skips quickly through everything, showing only a second of each chapter, then ultimately stops with a file access error.I'll check out ADMAP and see what I can find.

jdobbs
30th July 2005, 15:09
I just tried it, it worked as well.

I do see one anomaly, not sure if it means anything, but I thought I'd mention it. I get a small error importing the final result into DVD Remake Pro that's not present when I import the original disk before Rebuilder has processed it. It's in the VTS 7, the ILVU multi-angle section. DVD Remake Pro has to recover the cells showing "Recovering C_ADT & VOBU_ADMAP tables. (679:VobData.cpp)" in the log file, as if something is a bit off in the structure, but not too far off, because it works in my standalone.

Interestingly, I see the same sort of thing with DVD Tray Player. It plays the original fine, but if I play the Rebuilder multi-angle section it skips quickly through everything, showing only a second of each chapter, then ultimately stops with a file access error. Are you doing any other processing? I just ran it through DVD-RB again just to see if I could repeat it as you described, and I imported the output into DVDRemake Pro (v2.6.4) without any problems.

jdobbs
30th July 2005, 15:29
@Edsel

Never mind... I think I found something...

RaistlinMajere
30th July 2005, 18:57
Hi
Simpsons season 4 Region 2 disc 1 with RC3 same error again Runtime error 63 :confused: ALL settings as default, NO pre processing, cce 2.5 3 pass.
Been having dropped frames on discs 3 + 4 of the same set but NO problems on disc 2. Not tried 3 + 4 with RC3 as yet will try when I get home
Hope you can nail this one down after all the time you've spent on it ;)
Best of luck to you.


I can comfirm this error. It was present in simpsons s4 disc 1 with r1 and r2 and I am afraid to say it is still present at exactly the same segment in r3 :scared:

my offer to help with this problem still stand jdobbs, send me pm if you remember

jdobbs
30th July 2005, 19:02
@RaistlinMajere

Could you send me a copy of REBUILDER.INF and a listing of your D2VAVS directory?

RaistlinMajere
30th July 2005, 19:42
@RaistlinMajere

Could you send me a copy of REBUILDER.INF and a listing of your D2VAVS directory?
here you go

the error appears rebuilding section 31

jdobbs
30th July 2005, 20:06
Which segment does it die on? I'm guessing VOBID_12 -- but I want to be sure.

RaistlinMajere
30th July 2005, 20:55
Which segment does it die on? I'm guessing VOBID_12 -- but I want to be sure.

yep VobId 12/1

not sure if it will be any help but here is the original unaltered ifo file for the affected section

RaistlinMajere
1st August 2005, 22:50
testing this problem now with rc4. I will let you know how i get on in the morning

RaistlinMajere
2nd August 2005, 07:44
still fails at vobid 12 cell 1 :(

jdobbs
2nd August 2005, 14:10
That's incredible. The code I though was the culprit was completely replaced. Was it the same error number?

RaistlinMajere
2nd August 2005, 14:20
yes error 63, failed at exactly the same spot as before.

jdobbs please check your pm's

rhodemi1
2nd August 2005, 17:01
I am also still getting run-time error 63 bad record number:

DVD-RB PRO RC4
Rocky Horror Picture show R2/4 PAL
retaining everything
HC encoder
Prepare / Encode OK but on Rebuild Runtime Error 63 Bad record Number. On OK'ing this the program shuts down. Same point as previously:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=692500#post692500

soupdragon
3rd August 2005, 08:59
Hi
Simpsons season 4 Region 2 disc 1 with RC3 same error again Runtime error 63 :confused: ALL settings as default, NO pre processing, cce 2.5 3 pass.
Been having dropped frames on discs 3 + 4 of the same set but NO problems on disc 2. Not tried 3 + 4 with RC3 as yet will try when I get home
Hope you can nail this one down after all the time you've spent on it ;)
Best of luck to you.

Just as an update.
Simpsons season 4 Region 2 Disc 1 with RC4 not even getting to finish the encode as cce 2.5 throws an encoding error. Disc 3 of the same set, still getting dropped frames with RC3 but with RC4 now getting "Runtime Error 52 - Bad file name or number".
As before no pre processing and default settings. Even tried uninstalling and reinstalling again with Rockas installer. No change. Hope this can be of use.....

RaistlinMajere
3rd August 2005, 12:12
I can confirm the "Runtime Error 52 - Bad file name or number" which appears during phase 1 for simpsons S4 D3 pal. Seems this Simpsons season if a toughy :(

soupdragon
3rd August 2005, 20:39
I can confirm the "Runtime Error 52 - Bad file name or number" which appears during phase 1 for simpsons S4 D3 pal. Seems this Simpsons season if a toughy :(

Have you had any success with disc 1 of season 4 or is that a silly question?
Cheers

RaistlinMajere
3rd August 2005, 23:32
mentioned it further up this page. still error 63

soupdragon
4th August 2005, 02:39
Ah indeed you have..... I blame working nights..... It does strange things to your head :confused:
Sorry about that.........

I know this version didn't specifically fix this one but thought I'd give it a try.
Simpsons season 4 disc 3. RC4.1 still getting "runtime error 52 bad file name or number" at the end of prepare stage.
I have disc 1 of the same set encoding at the moment and will post results tonight. Fingers crossed :)

RaistlinMajere
9th August 2005, 11:56
well a succesful encode with rc4 for simpson s4 d1 pal :)

lets hope this bug has been squashed

great work jdobbs
:)

soupdragon
10th August 2005, 00:51
I'd just like to add my thanks to jdobbs for all his efforts as I've now managed to get a fully working backup of Simpsons season 4 disc 1 with rc 4.1........ Still having the "runtime error 52" with discs 3 + 4 though. Thanks again :thanks:

jdobbs
10th August 2005, 02:00
What? More errors? :angry: Is there no end to this? Oh, well, I just happen to have Simpsons Season 4, Disc 3 in front of me... I'll give 'er a whirl.

Sigh... I thought I'd get to rest for a couple of days. This "Release Candidate" series seems to be becoming more like extended beta...

rhodemi1
10th August 2005, 07:51
My thanks also. Rocky horror picture show R2/R4 PAL now working.

jdobbs
10th August 2005, 12:24
Of course the R1 version of "The Simpsons" S4, D1 went through perfectly fine... Could you provide any additional detail on the "Runtime Error 52"? It happens during PREPARE -- is it always at the end? Is it the last cell, or the end of the last cell? Is it a whole disc encode, movie-only, movie and menus? Any additional information would be great.

soupdragon
10th August 2005, 17:26
I'm in work the moment so can't do a lot... The error used to only be a warning about possible dropped frames while rebuilding (rc 1 2 and 3) but with rc 4 and 4.1 it is "Runtime Error 52 - Bad file name or number".
With rc 1 2 3 it was just a warning, the end result played but when playing the animation showcase and selecting angle 4 the bottom of the screen was just a garbled load of pink/red text. With rc 4 + 4.1 the runtime error seems to be at the very end of the prepare phase. RaistlinMajere has also had the same problems and he seems to know more about the type of info you might need...... Hope this has been of some help :) Good luck
P.S. this happenes with disc 4 too......

jdobbs
10th August 2005, 18:05
I don't think there is any connection between the missing frames and the Runtime Error 52... The missing frames are an encoder problem.

soupdragon
10th August 2005, 18:57
You would know about that more than me (simple newbie here), all I know is that it fails at the end of prepare with the runtime 52 error.
The problem with possible dropped frames happened on two different machines. Same disc and same versions of all the component programs on both pc's, the runtime 52 error happenes on both machines too. Sorry I can't be of more help, this must be so frustrating for you :(

RaistlinMajere
10th August 2005, 19:16
I'll run disc 3 through tonight, see what happenes and I'll report back as much info as I can

RaistlinMajere
10th August 2005, 19:57
- Detected ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING on source.
[19:35:51] One Click encoding activated...
-----------------
[19:35:54] Phase I, PREPARATION started.
- CCE SP ECLCCE encoder selected.
- VTS_01: 3,260,519 sectors.
-- ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING is present.
-- Scanning and writing .D2V & .AVS files
- Processed 561.3MB ILVU section...
- Processed 1,067.0MB ILVU section...

All that it says in the log. It produces Runtime Error 52 during the prepare phase

here is the file list of the working directory. V01.D2V seems very large compared to the others?


Volume in drive \\S is
Directory of \\SERVER\D - SYSTEM DISK\D2VAVS\

REBUILDER.ECL 1 KB 10/08/2005
REBUILDER.INF 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01.D2V 878 KB 10/08/2005
V01000000001001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000000001001.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01000100001002.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000100001002.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01000200001003.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000200001003.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01000300001004.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000300001004.FLG 4 KB 10/08/2005
V01000400001005.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000400001005.FLG 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000500001006.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000500001006.FLG 5 KB 10/08/2005
V01000600001007.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000600001007.FLG 8 KB 10/08/2005
V01000700001008.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000700001008.FLG 10 KB 10/08/2005
V01000800001009.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000800001009.FLG 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000900001010.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01000900001010.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01001000002001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001000002001.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01001100002002.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001100002002.FLG 5 KB 10/08/2005
V01001200002003.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001200002003.FLG 12 KB 10/08/2005
V01001300002004.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001300002004.FLG 7 KB 10/08/2005
V01001400002005.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001400002005.FLG 8 KB 10/08/2005
V01001500002006.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001500002006.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01001600003001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001600003001.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01001700003002.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001700003002.FLG 11 KB 10/08/2005
V01001800003003.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001800003003.FLG 7 KB 10/08/2005
V01001900003004.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01001900003004.FLG 3 KB 10/08/2005
V01002000003005.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002000003005.FLG 10 KB 10/08/2005
V01002100003006.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002100003006.FLG 3 KB 10/08/2005
V01002200004001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002200004001.FLG 13 KB 10/08/2005
V01002300005001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002300005001.FLG 13 KB 10/08/2005
V01002400006001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002400006001.FLG 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002500007001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002500007001.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01002600007002.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002600007002.FLG 8 KB 10/08/2005
V01002700007003.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002700007003.FLG 4 KB 10/08/2005
V01002800007004.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002800007004.FLG 13 KB 10/08/2005
V01002900007005.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01002900007005.FLG 7 KB 10/08/2005
V01003000007006.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003000007006.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01003100008001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003100008001.FLG 3 KB 10/08/2005
V01003200008002.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003200008002.FLG 6 KB 10/08/2005
V01003300008003.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003300008003.FLG 6 KB 10/08/2005
V01003400008004.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003400008004.FLG 9 KB 10/08/2005
V01003500008005.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003500008005.FLG 8 KB 10/08/2005
V01003600008006.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003600008006.FLG 3 KB 10/08/2005
V01003700009001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003700009001.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01003800009002.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003800009002.FLG 5 KB 10/08/2005
V01003900009003.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01003900009003.FLG 6 KB 10/08/2005
V01004000009004.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004000009004.FLG 9 KB 10/08/2005
V01004100009005.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004100009005.FLG 11 KB 10/08/2005
V01004200009006.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004200009006.FLG 2 KB 10/08/2005
V01004300010001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004300010001.FLG 13 KB 10/08/2005
V01004400011001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004400011001.FLG 13 KB 10/08/2005
V01004500012001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004500012001.FLG 13 KB 10/08/2005
V01004600013001.AVS 1 KB 10/08/2005
V01004600013001.FLG 1 KB 10/08/2005
VI0100004001.D2V 41 KB 10/08/2005
VI0100005001.D2V 41 KB 10/08/2005
VI0100010001.D2V 41 KB 10/08/2005
VI0100011001.D2V 41 KB 10/08/2005
VI0100012001.D2V 41 KB 10/08/2005
VI0100013001.D2V 41 KB 10/08/2005


103 file(s)
Total filesize 1393 KB
62144 kilobytes free

RaistlinMajere
11th August 2005, 19:12
forgot to add the rebuilder.inf


all there was in it
[ILVU]
V0100004001=1220061,1507357,1,1
V0100005001=1220232,1507462,1,2
V0100010001=2714192,3260136,1,1
V0100011001=2714578,3260262,1,2
V0100012001=2714952,3260396,1,3
V0100013001=2715256,3260518,1,4

ookzDVD
12th August 2005, 01:50
@jdobbs,

I just try the RC4.1 with the same DVD which have problem with Error 63 in the recent RC4, and the result is Error 6: Overflow. at the same point while rebuilding phase.

You can see the log from my other post.

PS. I think it's variable scope problem (small integer maybe..)


Thank you.

jdobbs
12th August 2005, 22:43
@RaistlinMajere

Could you check something for me? Could you see if V01004600013001 is the last segment in VTS 01 -- and there is ILVU in the next VTS that was to be processed?

Thanks.

[Added]
@soupdragon or RaistlinMajere

Also, could you send a copy of VI0100013001.D2V to dvd-rb@dvd-rb.com? Thanks, again.

soupdragon
12th August 2005, 23:56
@soupdragon or RaistlinMajere

Also, could you send a copy of VI0100013001.D2V to dvd-rb@dvd-rb.com? Thanks, again.

Sent as requested. Hope it's of use :)

jdobbs
13th August 2005, 00:43
@soupdragon

Ok got it. Thanks. I think I have this one fixed -- but since I haven't actually repeated the error I'll wait for your feedback on the next release. I hope to get it out quickly.

soupdragon
13th August 2005, 10:02
@soupdragon

Ok got it. Thanks. I think I have this one fixed -- but since I haven't actually repeated the error I'll wait for your feedback on the next release. I hope to get it out quickly.


Ok no problem :)

ookzDVD
14th August 2005, 23:54
@jdobbs,

Done,
Here is the file which you've been requested.

I hope this could help you.

Thank you.

jdobbs
15th August 2005, 01:06
Thanks much!

soupdragon
16th August 2005, 05:24
Just got RC 5 but am on my way out to work. Will post results of Simpsons as soon as poss................

soupdragon
16th August 2005, 15:36
I'm sad to report that the "Runtime Error 52 - Bad file name or number" on discs 3 + 4 of the Simpsons Season 4 is still present with rc5. Same place, right at the end of the Prepare phase. :confused:

jdobbs
16th August 2005, 16:04
Damn. Are you absolutely positive you are using RC5?

soupdragon
16th August 2005, 17:37
Damn. Are you absolutely positive you are using RC5?

100% certain. I've un-installed all the bits and put AviSynth v2.54 back on then used the installer. I've also re-ripped the files from dvd too just in case anything had got corrupted along the way :(

I'm limited to the time I can get on this machine to view posts (all encoding done on the other machine in my bedroom) as my son is hogging it with World of Warcraft so I've got to bribe him to let me on :mad:

RaistlinMajere
16th August 2005, 19:11
Just running the said discs through rc5 now. Will let you know how I get on asap

RaistlinMajere
16th August 2005, 20:47
Can confirm :(

Jdobbs please read your pms for easier access to working folder lists etc.

ookzDVD
16th August 2005, 23:49
@jdobbs,

Sorry for asking this, I hope you don't mind to answer it:
Can I just perform Rebuild without prepare and re-encode ?
Folder D2VAVS, rebuilder.inf, etc, from RC4.1 (which Error 6), etc is still there.

Thank you.

jdobbs
17th August 2005, 01:23
@ookzDVD

Yes, I think you should be able to.

ookzDVD
17th August 2005, 08:21
@ookzDVD

Yes, I think you should be able to.

I just try the RB-RC5 with the same DVD which failed with RC4.1
(Interactive DVD: My Plaything: Stacy Valentine)

FYI I was re-rebuild only and re-do the whole thing (one click mode)
and the result is still "Run Time Error 6" : Overflow
during rebuild phase: "Updating NAVPACKS for VOBID_89"

I also attach the file which you may need for de-bugging.

If you need other files, just tell me.

Thank you.

jdobbs
17th August 2005, 13:30
Hmm... it seems I only partially fixed it. These files were what led me to the first fix:

08/15/2005 04:55 AM 1,073,739,776 0_VILVU.VOB
08/15/2005 04:57 AM 2,144,710,656 1_VILVU.VOB
08/15/2005 04:59 AM 1,073,739,776 2_VILVU.VOB
08/15/2005 05:01 AM 2,144,843,776 3_VILVU.VOB

This means there is an ILVU section of the DVD that is over 4GB long. These output files should never be over 1GB long -- so I followed the code and found an error in the way the record number was being calculated when you went past the 1GB mark. So I fixed it.

Here is the output from the run with RC5:

08/17/2005 01:08 PM 1,073,739,776 0_VILVU.VOB
08/17/2005 01:10 PM 1,073,739,776 1_VILVU.VOB
08/17/2005 01:14 PM 1,073,739,776 2_VILVU.VOB
08/17/2005 01:50 PM 2,147,395,584 3_VILVU.VOB

Back to the drawing board.... I hope Ms. Valentine understands how much trouble we're going through for her!

ookzDVD
17th August 2005, 14:04
Back to the drawing board.... I hope Ms. Valentine understands how much trouble we're going through for her!

Yeah, I hope she'll understand :)

jdobbs
17th August 2005, 21:32
@ookzDVD

I think I have this fixed. Check your PM.

jdobbs
17th August 2005, 21:36
Could someone send me (or post) a REBUILDER.LOG file from one of the two Simpsons Discs that get the "Runtime Error 52"?

RaistlinMajere
17th August 2005, 22:24
Could someone send me (or post) a REBUILDER.LOG file from one of the two Simpsons Discs that get the "Runtime Error 52"?
Simpsons S4 Disc 3 log


- Detected ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING on source.
[22:03:38] One Click encoding activated...
-----------------
[22:03:40] Phase I, PREPARATION started.
- CCE SP ECLCCE encoder selected.
- VTS_01: 3,260,519 sectors.
-- ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING is present.
-- Scanning and writing .D2V & .AVS files
- Processed 561.3MB ILVU section...
- Processed 1,067.0MB ILVU section...


Simpsons S4 Disc 4 log


- Detected ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING on source.
[22:12:33] One Click encoding activated...
-----------------
[22:12:34] Phase I, PREPARATION started.
- CCE SP ECLCCE encoder selected.
- VTS_01: 3,218,199 sectors.
-- ANGLE and/or INTERLEAVING is present.
-- Scanning and writing .D2V & .AVS files
- Processed 593.7MB ILVU section...



Not much to post i'm afraid jdobbs. Both discs produce error 52 just as the progress bar for vts01 reaches the very end.

RaistlinMajere
18th August 2005, 06:45
disc 3 passes through the prepare stage with rc51 :) great work jdobbs

I have batched both disc 3 and 4 while I'm at work today so fingers crossed they have no problems.
I let you know how they get on tonight

jdobbs
18th August 2005, 06:52
It was a simple error -- but very hard to find. I'm glad to put it behind me.

RaistlinMajere
18th August 2005, 15:53
Well just got home from work, Disc 3 is done and a quick watch through the multiangled sections and its flawless. Disc 4 is about 70% through stage II.

As ever, great work Jdobbs :thanks:

edit : disc 4 performing flawlessly too :)

soupdragon
19th August 2005, 05:23
I'm more than happy to confirm the success of Simpsons Season 4 disc 3........ I've got disc 4 on now but am confident that it will be fine. ;)
Well done that man. You never give up do you Jdobbs? Thanks again........

ookzDVD
19th August 2005, 15:04
@jdobbs,

Sorry for the late update, there was electricity problem on my city, the latest one was failed due of power shutdown :(
Finally I can try the RC5.1 and the result is OK! I can see Miss Valentine smilling at me now :)

Thank you for your great job Jdobbs. :)

soupdragon
19th August 2005, 21:45
Been at work all day :( I'm happy to add Simpsons season disc 4 to the list of completed back-ups :cool: Brilliant work by the man.......
Many thanks

jdobbs
19th August 2005, 21:48
Thanks for your help. I love it when a plan comes together. These were the last of the errors I was really worried about. I think DVD-RB may be ready for final release of v1.00.

jptheripper
19th August 2005, 21:49
sweet!!!

ookzDVD
19th August 2005, 23:33
Just try with VCA - RAW, and the result is OK! :)

apfraats
20th August 2005, 00:37
Are you doing any other processing? I just ran it through DVD-RB again just to see if I could repeat it as you described, and I imported the output into DVDRemake Pro (v2.6.4) without any problems.


While you have time to answer this thread, mine you skipped, HUH....
(see the one before this) :sly: :) :) :)

But to be seriously, DVD-REMAKE-PRO has a 3.1.3 version already...........

Maybe time to do an update ????

jdobbs
20th August 2005, 01:21
I'm not sure what your referring to... the problem described there was fixed???

Updates cost money (which isn't something I get a lot of from DVD-RB) and this version does everything I've needed.

soupdragon
20th August 2005, 10:09
I'm just glad you have so much patience :cool: The only thing that I can think of now that would make it perfect for me is the encoding of menu's as some of the ones I've done are around the 650mb mark. I know I could use shrink on them but it's just not the same :( I know it's on your list of "things to do" so I'll say no more on the subject. Thanks again Jdobbs. You ARE a star :thanks:

apfraats
20th August 2005, 18:50
I'm not sure what your referring to... the problem described there was fixed???

Updates cost money (which isn't something I get a lot of from DVD-RB) and this version does everything I've needed.


I donated you ! and probably more do.

I know, it's probably not in balance with the time and effort you spend on it.

But if you are going to 'the market' with DVD-RB-PRO sure you will get a lot more out of it.

Just make sure it's almost impossible for people to use 'illegal' copies.

As it's going now, with a keyfile with youre email, it'look fine, but i'm not a carck and hacking expert and I don't know how easy of difficult it is te crack.

But let's go back to DVD-REMAKE 3.1.3

I have bought old versions (before 3) a few months ago.

The improvements made in 3+ version are awesome.

It now automatically points out incinsistencies when you edit a DVD-STRUCTURE, has a video-player preview option with selectable sound an subtitle tarck, had an UNDO-function which is very very handy !

And it's much more strict in checking DVD-structure.

It's much more enjoyable to work with, and (that will cut down costs too) is much faster in loading and saving.

And it's not really that highly priced.

About the same as DVD-RB-PRO would be...... ;) :)

RaistlinMajere
20th August 2005, 23:28
It now automatically points out incinsistencies when you edit a DVD-STRUCTURE

And it's much more strict in checking DVD-structure. (refering to dvd-remake)

It's much more enjoyable to work with, and (that will cut down costs too) is much faster in loading and saving.

And it's not really that highly priced.

About the same as DVD-RB-PRO would be...... ;) :)

1) The majority of dvd originals have inconsistances, this probably causes more headaches for jdobbs than anything else. If truth be known dvd-rb keeps the structure closer to the original than any other program I have used. Top marks to jdobbs on that score

2) I doubt very much Dvd-remake is more strict in checking dvd-structure. I have not tried the very latest versions but this certainly wasn't the case before.

3) Dvd-remake does nothing for me that can't be done neater with pgcedit, a bit of knowledge. And pgcedit is free

4) DVD-rb is simply the best program for doing what it does, resizing a dvd at top quality. And as far as I am concerned jdobbs can never get enough appreciation or donations for the very obvious hard work and hours he puts into the program.

Its better to be master of a few skills , than a "jack of all trades, master of none"

apfraats
21st August 2005, 00:10
The point was improvements of DVD-REMAKE 3+, not anything else.

So I don't give a reaction on the other subjesct you mentioned.

By the way, I would like a tool wichever it is, not to keep te structure to be as closed as possible to the ORIGINAL but to the STANDARDS !!!
That's much more important, as if you day lot's of DVD's have inconsistencies.

I see you probably don't have DVD-REMAKE 3.1.3.

As the things you are saying are completely rubbish....

It's in now way comparable to Ifoedit en other tools.

Just try to split a DVD into two parts with a nice ending screen on the first DVD saying "Please insert next DVD" just to mention a little example.

You maybe can do it with PGCedit/Ifoedit or something else, but with DVD-REMAKE pro I can instantly do it within 1 minute........

And any incostencies, not checked by other programs (ie you can really mess things up) are checked with the new DVD-REMAKE_PRO 3.1.3 version.

It's like comapring programming machine code with C+.

I prefer C+.

So I prefer DVDREMAKE-PRO.

With DVD-REMAKE-PRO you also can edit internal navigation structures in a very user-friendly way. That's not possible with the other programms.

You can acccess and use and modify user- en systemregisters with DVDREMAKE-PRO.

Try doing that with other tools.......

RaistlinMajere
21st August 2005, 10:39
The point was improvements of DVD-REMAKE 3+, not anything else.

So I don't give a reaction on the other subjesct you mentioned.

By the way, I would like a tool wichever it is, not to keep te structure to be as closed as possible to the ORIGINAL but to the STANDARDS !!!
That's much more important, as if you day lot's of DVD's have inconsistencies.

I see you probably don't have DVD-REMAKE 3.1.3.

As the things you are saying are completely rubbish....

It's in now way comparable to Ifoedit en other tools.

Just try to split a DVD into two parts with a nice ending screen on the first DVD saying "Please insert next DVD" just to mention a little example.

You maybe can do it with PGCedit/Ifoedit or something else, but with DVD-REMAKE pro I can instantly do it within 1 minute........

And any incostencies, not checked by other programs (ie you can really mess things up) are checked with the new DVD-REMAKE_PRO 3.1.3 version.

It's like comapring programming machine code with C+.

I prefer C+.

So I prefer DVDREMAKE-PRO.

With DVD-REMAKE-PRO you also can edit internal navigation structures in a very user-friendly way. That's not possible with the other programms.

You can acccess and use and modify user- en systemregisters with DVDREMAKE-PRO.

Try doing that with other tools.......


then piss off and program your own program to do everything YOU want to do and stop complaining here, theres just no arguing with ungrateful squirts like you

I suppose you'll be asking jdobbs for dvd-rb to spring clean windows, virus protect and pop up windows with pretty young ladies on to entertain you when it senses you feeling bored.

dvd ifo's are basically logic diagrams , its not hard to alter any register or link, you just need a bit of knowledge as to the commands and to be able to think logically.

ookzDVD
21st August 2005, 11:10
I think this is too far away from the topic.

Zyphon
21st August 2005, 11:21
Not only is it off-topic, RaistlinMajere is in breach of Rule #4 about Insults and Profanities with that p### off comment. :eek:

RaistlinMajere
21st August 2005, 14:37
Not only is it off-topic, RaistlinMajere is in breach of Rule #4 about Insults and Profanities with that p### off comment. :eek:

for that i apologize, hardly hardcore insulting or swearing though. Should be a rule 5 about constant uncalled for whinging

apfraats
21st August 2005, 20:24
Yes you were of topic, and see the community react.........

That you don't understand what the tread is about, it's better to not react at all !!!

It was about the difference of 'old' DVD-REMAKE-PRO with the new one.

I was just suggesting JDOBBS to take a look at 3.1.3 and maybe upgrade to it, cause he is using 2+ version and sees no improvements in the 3+ that schould drive him to buy it, although I think there are.

So please read, read, and read, before using offensive language and going totally of topic.

I was not saying ANYTHING about DVD-RB, it's a tools I use with much pleasure. So quote me if you can about that in this thread, I'm sure it's not gonna work out for you........

Keep playing with PGCedit and live happy forever.....

Trahald
21st August 2005, 21:34
Yes.. please calm it down fellows. both of you are off topic (meaning to this forum dvd-rebuilder ) and this thread. Of course there is no need for personal attacks.

RaistlinMajere
23rd August 2005, 00:37
Yes you were of topic, and see the community react.........

That you don't understand what the tread is about, it's better to not react at all !!!

It was about the difference of 'old' DVD-REMAKE-PRO with the new one.

I was just suggesting JDOBBS to take a look at 3.1.3 and maybe upgrade to it, cause he is using 2+ version and sees no improvements in the 3+ that schould drive him to buy it, although I think there are.

So please read, read, and read, before using offensive language and going totally of topic.

I was not saying ANYTHING about DVD-RB, it's a tools I use with much pleasure. So quote me if you can about that in this thread, I'm sure it's not gonna work out for you........

Keep playing with PGCedit and live happy forever.....

apfraats

the thread title "run time error 63" so why are you going on about dvd-remake, your not even in the right forum. I am just fed up of seeing your name "apfraats" appearing in threads shouting the odds without offering an help as such, like the thread where you claimed dvd-rb changed your pal disc to ntsc. The last I will say on the subject

you might notice I was thanked along with soupdragon by jdobbs in the whats new for version rc5.1 when this error was fixed so maybe this thread can be locked now