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writersblock29
30th July 2005, 20:02
Hello,

Hopefully Dimad sees this... but on the other hand, maybe someone else knows the answer to this. Recently, I've made the upgrade to DVD Remake Pro 3.1, and was testing it out on Star Wars episode 1. I ran into an error... but I'll get back to that, since it's similiar to the error I recieved while trying to process Hide and Seek. Both disks are region 1 NTSC, and both disks contain multiangle information on them. The error (which appears by way of a pop-up window, right after 'Remake examines the cell structure) simply reads:

"There were problems performing the operation. Please examine the log for details."

Trouble is, the log doesn't really tell me anything that I can make heads or tails of. Here's the log to Hide and Seek:

Read DVD from: C:\VIDEO_TS
Read VMG
Read VTS1
Read VTS2
Read VTS3
Read VTS4
Read VTS5
Read VTS6
Read VTS7
Read VTS8
Recovering C_ADT & VOBU_ADMAP tables. (679:VobData.cpp)

By clicking "OK" on the pop-up error message, I'm taken to the traditional interface of 'Remake, and appear to be able to process the material.

Both disks were ripped via DVDFab Decrypter 2.9.3.0, and no error(s) were reported during the process. So, I guess, my questions are A)would it be safe to go ahead and process Hide and Seek despite the error message? and B)are there any known issues between DVD Remake and DVDFab Decrypter at this point?

I appreciate any input you have!

Thank you.

{Addition} Lest anyone be wondering, I own and use DVD Remake, legit. No cracks or other stuff.

writersblock29
30th July 2005, 20:52
Just tried re-ripping Hide and Seek with DVD Decrypter 3.5.4.0, File Mode, Full Disk. Same error in DVD Remake. Here's the log:

Read DVD from: C:\Seek Decrypter
Read VMG
Read VTS1
Read VTS2
Read VTS3
Read VTS4
Read VTS5
Read VTS6
Read VTS7
Read VTS8
Recovering C_ADT & VOBU_ADMAP tables. (679:VobData.cpp)

roux
30th July 2005, 21:42
Don't worry it's not actually an error, it's a mismatch between the ifo time tables and the vob files. Drm corrects this problem when you export you're disc.

writersblock29
31st July 2005, 04:31
I see... Alright. I'll go ahead and let 'er fly. First time I've ever seen this message from Remake, so I didn't want to plunge into a three-hour encode before knowing my output was even workable. Seeing this message on two disks in a row had me a little nervous.

Thanks for your response, and I appreciate the help!