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Experiencing Difficulty Using DVD RB and CCE? If So, Then Ask Your Questions Here.
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2. February 2005 @ 12:39 |
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My new installer configures CCE options and paths correctly... it will install EclCCE and set the path to it only if the Selected version (by user) needs it.
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brobear
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2. February 2005 @ 15:47 |
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With the new 2.70 SP trial, the eclCCE isn't needed...
I only mentioned that as it is different from the past. I wasn't making any comment on older versions, trial or retail.
Rockas,
Definitely sounds like one nice installer. It will make the RB setup easier and get more beginners off to a good start. Great work.
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brobear
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2. February 2005 @ 15:54 |
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Has anyone else run into errors in the rebuild segment of RB 73? First time up I was encoding Frank Herbert's Dune (disc 1) and got a 0005 run time error. Ran the rebuild again and same error in same spot toward the end of the rebuild. Shifted back to RB 72 and the rebuild ran to completion. The problem is in phase 3 of RB 73 as RB 72 processed the D2VAVS files from RB 73.
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3. February 2005 @ 02:30 |
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I'm proud to say (I'm feeking like Bill Gates here) that I've found a bug on my INSTALLER.
It wasn't configuring all CCE version correctly, now it is fixed - I hope.
I would like that if someone has access to all versions of CCE could tell me if it is working without flaws, now - I don't have all versions (Now I'm not feeling like Bill Gates - don't have his money :()
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brobear
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3. February 2005 @ 02:51 |
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Got the answer to my own question when I looked in the email. RB74
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HKT3020
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3. February 2005 @ 14:52 |
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Okay, remind me again if there are any changes need to the quality precision setting in DVD-RB in the latest build. (0.72 w/CCESP 2.70)
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Fullasoul
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3. February 2005 @ 20:45 |
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First off, since this is my first post, hello to all!
Second, congratulations to jdobbs on what sounds to be a really great piece of software.
Now to the part where I try to see it in action for myself....I actually tried this a few months ago and had no luck...the output size of the DVD was always ridiculously small. I gave up, and just recently decided to try the newest version. Much to my surprise, I get the exact same results....it wants to make a DVD about 1GB in size :(
So, with 58 pages, I was certain this would be covered here...and indeed, I found that the version of CCE SP I'm using was reported to be very problematic (for the purposes of DVD-RB) several months back...but I can't in all this reading see that there was ever a follow-up/resolve to this. So...
1. is it STILL normal to have DVD-RB try to make me a ridiculously undersized DVD using CCE SP 2.67?
2. if I get a LATER version of CCE SP, will the problems continue?
3. It would appear almost certain that my problem is the version of CCE SP I'm using...but, just in case, could this be something else??
Thanks much for the help...and I apologize if the answer WAS in here and I just didn't catch it in all the reading (I DID spend an hour reading posts in this thread before asking my question)...
Fullasoul
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brobear
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3. February 2005 @ 22:32 |
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HKT3020
With RB 72 leave the settings in default.
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jobe78
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3. February 2005 @ 22:37 |
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Fullasoul,
I also use CCE SP 2.67 and have no problems with the size of the output. Try adding CCETargetSectors=2260000 to the rebuilder.ini file after [Options] and before [Setup].
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brobear
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3. February 2005 @ 23:47 |
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I'd suggest a system cleanup and a clean install of the program. That means deleting all parts of the app and starting over from the beginning. Follow Vurbal's guide to the letter except for updates per the notepad file accompanying RB. (Use DGdecode and the latest AviSynth.) Then there is the auto installer from http://www.dvdrebuilder.com
I've had sizing and some other problems in the past and it was from a corrupted setup. Enough people use the 2.67 SP without problems that I think it's safe to say the version isn't the problem.
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HKT3020
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4. February 2005 @ 04:29 |
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Just wondering if perhaps I did something wrong but, I managed to get a CCE watermark on the main movie file. Doesn't the latest version of DVD-RB allow CCE SP to run as full without the use of ecl?
http://img31.exs.cx/img31/7152/pdvd0009yq.png
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brobear
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4. February 2005 @ 09:10 |
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It does work without eclCCE. The watermark is there because it is a trial app, ecl won't remove it. The retail products don't have the CinemaCraft logo recorded to the video. Cinema Craft is letting you see the product quality without giving you a useful free product, unless you don't mind movies with the big watermark. The Basic CCE is only $58, the SP is almost $2000.
I've run tests with the different SP trials and as far as time and quality, I see no difference between the earlier versions and 2.70. The 2.70 not using the eclCCE is the only big difference as far as RB is concerned; at least while running a simple test with settings at default.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 4. February 2005 @ 09:12
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frag2
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4. February 2005 @ 15:38 |
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"Runtime Error 6 Overflow"
I encounter this error when running the program. This is the first time I had this happen to me before. Normally, everything is fine. THe disc is 7.4Gb but Ive done CCE with ones that are 7.8gb and it has never occurred. Does anyone know what the problem is? How do I fix it?
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AfterDawn Addict
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4. February 2005 @ 16:02 |
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frag2
Try defragmentng your hard disk.
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Fullasoul
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4. February 2005 @ 16:11 |
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well...I reinstalled and actually managed to upgrade my CCE SP to 2.70....but unfortunately I'm getting the same results. I'm now convinced that it has nothing to do with the CCE version since I see that it actually TELLS me in the status window at the end of the "Prepare" phase that it's intended to use unbelieveably low bitrates (1400 max????).
Why on earth is this happening????
Fullasoul
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frag2
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4. February 2005 @ 17:01 |
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will defragging the harddrive actually work? isn't this a software related problem though?
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4. February 2005 @ 17:44 |
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Tho usually it's in the setup when mistakes occur, not in the software unless you're using trial versions of CCE, not defraggin' could very well cause problems, especially if you haven't done it in a while. I believe I'd try what sophocles suggested. Besides, even if it doesn't clear up the problem it's something that needs to be done on a regular basis.
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4. February 2005 @ 18:12 |
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Fullasoul,
Your problem sounds like a setup problem with AVIsynth and, or the decoder.
You might delete your setup and use the installer.
It is super simple to use.
If you wish to learn the manual setup then start from scratch and follow the guide precisely without changing things around. You can play later.
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4. February 2005 @ 19:42 |
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frag2
When you're ripping and deleting files that average greater than 5 gigs, your hard disk is going to be severly fragmented if you don't atttend to it. P
probelms with backing up DVD's aren't always software related problems. I'd also check my DMA settings for all my drives. A buffer overflow is caused by data transmission overload if you will, something in your hardware setup is being outpaced.
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brobear
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4. February 2005 @ 20:55 |
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No mention was made of the version of RB being used. v73 posed a problem and was quickly replaced by 74. Most times a clean install, correctly, will repair most problems. Trials have been something of a problem because beginners don't understand the installation variations and problems. (Even with the warning, some don't realize the Basic trial won't work because of the time restriction.) Beginners should use the installer available at http://www.dvdrebuilder.com , unless they're good at following precise instructions.
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5. February 2005 @ 00:02 |
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There was a time when I received numerous runtime errors (They're generally related to Visual Basic) and yes it could be a version of RB or another software app.
I've found that process of elimination to be very helpful in such situations. brobears suggestion is a valid one.
RB is evolving so fast that sometimes a bug gets overlooked.
There are so many causes for this error that it can be very difficult to pin down.
Have you installed any new software recently?
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jdobbs
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5. February 2005 @ 02:04 |
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"Runtime Error 6 Overflow"
I encounter this error when running the program. This is the first time I had this happen to me before. Normally, everything is fine. THe disc is 7.4Gb but Ive done CCE with ones that are 7.8gb and it has never occurred. Does anyone know what the problem is? How do I fix it?
Thanks
Were you using OPV and version 0.73? If so, switch quickly to v0.74...
[Note] Where did the "offensive text report" come from the first time I posted this? I certainly didn't add it.
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Fullasoul
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5. February 2005 @ 02:46 |
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alright....just about to give up....
I've reinstalled, going step-by-step through Vurbal's guide...I still have the same problem :( At the end of the "Prepare" phase, the status window tells me:
Space for video: 810,020 KB
HIGH/LOW/AVERAGE: 1,240/703/622
:(
Fullasoul
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jdobbs
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5. February 2005 @ 04:17 |
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@fullasoul
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1. is it STILL normal to have DVD-RB try to make me a ridiculously undersized DVD using CCE SP 2.67?
2. if I get a LATER version of CCE SP, will the problems continue?
3. It would appear almost certain that my problem is the version of CCE SP I'm using...but, just in case, could this be something else??
1. It was never normal.
2. Probably.
3. I doubt it has anything to do with the version of CCE unless you are using the CCE Basic Trial.
If you are getting undersized it is because you aren't configured properly. Maybe I missed this somewhere -- but have you tried playing back the AVS files with Windows Media Player to see if you are actually encoding the source?
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Fullasoul
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5. February 2005 @ 04:52 |
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well the first time through, I ignored the low bitrate messages in the status bar (thinking maybe I was reading them wrong) and went ahead and let Phase II run. I wound up with exactly what it said it was going to give me....my 7.6gb DVD turned into a 900mb-ish rendition of such. I obviously didn't burn it, but I did play back the m2v's and they were indeed horribly-encoded renditions (because of the bitrate of course....not the fault of CCE or DVD-RB) of the originals....
I don't get it....
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