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    1. 02-09-2004 19:55 #1
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      Question CCE SP 2.66 hangs

      A great program u made there! Only I got one problem.. When I'm making a PAL-DVD out of my NTSC-DIVX all goes fine, untill it needs CCE SP 2.66, suddenly the 2 programs hang and I have to close 'em with ctrl-alt-del...

      Someone got any idea to fix this?
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    2. 02-09-2004 20:54 #2
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      did you check if your avi's has some errors in it ?
      do a google for divfix
      just to b sure
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    3. 02-09-2004 21:12 #3
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      Yes i did now, and it didn't find any errors.
      I've also tryed QuEnc, but that gave another error, forgot to write down what it was tho
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    4. 03-09-2004 07:12 #4
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      As a general comment, CCE version 2.66 would have to be the worst and most unstable version of CCE ever made. I'd suggest a downgrade to version 2.50, its stable as a rock and works.
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    5. 03-09-2004 07:29 #5
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      ok, tnx.

      I've tryed it with 2.5 now, and it only creates a few DVD files of 520mb in total And when I play these files the screen is black with 2 red lines at the bottom, and I hear the sound of the movie...

      Anyone knows what I can do about this?
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    6. 03-09-2004 16:35 #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by RiptoR
      ok, tnx.

      I've tryed it with 2.5 now, and it only creates a few DVD files of 520mb in total And when I play these files the screen is black with 2 red lines at the bottom, and I hear the sound of the movie...

      Anyone knows what I can do about this?

      sounds like a pirated version m8
      my 2 cts
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      Look at this thread:

      http://www.dvdrbase.com/showthread.php?t=40911

      It is a codec problem, you don't have the right codec installed.


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    8. 09-09-2004 15:38 #8
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      ok tnx, it worked fine

      But now I have another question...

      I did movie X and it finnishes fine, but when I play the DVD the last ~10 mins aren't in the movie. I tried it two times, with the same result...

      Any ideas?
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      Please post the log files.


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    10. 09-09-2004 19:27 #10
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      I'm not sure if these are the right files...

      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 10:19:26
      - AVI to DVD conversion
      - The FilmMachine version 1.2
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Initializing.
      Initializing finished.

      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 10:19:27
      - Free on drive E: 7,21 GB
      - Creating and Merging Subtitles
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Writing E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Subtitle_File.ssa
      Saving Subtitle File

      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 10:19:28
      - Free on drive E: 7,21 GB
      - Audio Extraction
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Extracting audio from AVI file
      Audio extraction finished.

      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 10:20:14
      - Free on drive E: 7,13 GB
      - Audio Conversion
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Executing BeSweet DLL. Commandline:
      -azid( -L -3db -c normal -s surround2 -g max ) -ota( -fs 48000 -r 960 1001 ) -shibatch( --rate 48000 ) -ac3enc( -b 224 )
      Audio conversion finished.


      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 10:29:04
      - Free on drive E: 7,11 GB
      - Video Encoding using Cinema Craft Encoder SP 2.50
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Executing Cinema Craft Encoder.

      TFM_Project_File.ecl found
      TFM_Project_File.ecl encoding started at 10:29:10
      Creating TFM_Video_Info_File.vaf
      Creating TFM_Enc_Video.mpv
      TFM_Project_File.ecl encoded at 16:44:16
      Encoding finished

      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 16:44:19
      - Free on drive E: 3,54 GB
      - Creating DVD compliant files
      --------------------------------------------------------
      Mplex is multiplexing the video and audio stream.....
      mplex version 2.0.0 (2.2.3 $Date: 2004/01/13 20:45:26 $)
      File E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Enc_Video.mpv looks like an MPEG Video stream.
      File E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Encoded_Audio.ac3 looks like an AC3 Audio stream.
      Video stream 0: profile 8 selected - ignoring non-standard options!
      Found 1 audio streams and 1 video streams
      Selecting dvdauthor DVD output profile
      Multiplexing video program stream!
      Scanning for header info: Video stream e0 (E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Enc_Video.mpv)
      VIDEO STREAM: e0
      Frame width : 720
      Frame height : 576
      Aspect ratio : 4:3 display
      Picture rate : 25.000 frames/sec
      Bit rate : 9800000 bits/sec
      Vbv buffer size : 229376 bytes
      CSPF : 0
      Scanning for header info: AC3 Audio stream 00 (E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Encoded_Audio.ac3)
      AC3 frame size = 896
      AC3 AUDIO STREAM:
      Bit rate : 28672 bytes/sec (224 kbit/sec)
      Frequency : 48000 Hz
      SYSTEMS/PROGRAM stream:
      rough-guess multiplexed stream data rate : 10236200
      target data-rate specified : 10080000
      ++ WARN: Target data rate lower than computed requirement!
      ++ WARN: N.b. a 20% or so discrepancy in variable bit-rate
      ++ WARN: streams is common and harmless provided no time-outs will occur
      Run-in Sectors = 89 Video delay = 13019 Audio delay = 0
      New sequence commences...
      Video e0: buf= 237568 frame=000000 sector=00000000
      Audio bd: buf= 16384 frame=000000 sector=00000000
      Multiplexing finished.

      Encoding Background jpeg.
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Parsing & checking input files.
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Image dimensions are 720x576
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Movie frame rate is: 25.000000 frames/second
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Interlaced frames, top field first.
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Frame size: 720 x 576
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Now generating YUV4MPEG stream.
      INFO: [jpeg2yuv] Processing non-interlaced/interleaved E:/PROGRA~1/THEFIL~1/Output/TFM_Background.jpg, size 119265l.
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Selecting DVD output profile
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Assuming norm PAL
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Encoding MPEG-2 video to E:/PROGRA~1/THEFIL~1/Output/TFM_Background.m2v
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Horizontal size: 720 pel
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Vertical size: 576 pel
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Aspect ratio code: 2 = 4:3 display
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Frame rate code: 3 = 25.0 (PAL/SECAM VIDEO / converted FILM)
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Bitrate: 7500 KBit/s
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Quality factor: 8 (1=best, 31=worst)
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Field order for input: top-field-first
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Sequence unlimited length
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Search radius: 16
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] GOP SIZE RANGE 9 TO 15
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Setting colour/gamma parameters to "PAL B/G"
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Progressive format frames = 0
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Buffering 39 frames
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] SETTING MMX and EXTENDED MMX for QUANTIZER!
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] SETTING EXTENDED MMX for MOTION!
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] SETTING MMX for TRANSFORM!
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] SETTING EXTENDED MMX for PREDICTION!
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] GOP LENGTH = 1
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Frame start 0 I 0 0
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] Frame end 0 193.99 193.99 13.3 13.31
      INFO: [mpeg2enc] GOP LENGTH = 0
      Encoding Background jpeg finished.

      Multiplexing Background jpeg.
      mplex version 2.0.0 (2.2.3 $Date: 2004/01/13 20:45:26 $)
      File E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Background.m2v looks like an MPEG Video stream.
      Video stream 0: profile 8 selected - ignoring non-standard options!
      Found 0 audio streams and 1 video streams
      Selecting dvdauthor DVD output profile
      Multiplexing video program stream!
      Scanning for header info: Video stream e0 (E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Background.m2v)
      VIDEO STREAM: e0
      Frame width : 720
      Frame height : 576
      Aspect ratio : 4:3 display
      Picture rate : 25.000 frames/sec
      Bit rate : 7500000 bits/sec
      Vbv buffer size : 229376 bytes
      CSPF : 0
      SYSTEMS/PROGRAM stream:
      rough-guess multiplexed stream data rate : 7655000
      target data-rate specified : 10080000
      Setting specified specified data rate: 10080000
      Scanned to end AU 0
      Run-in Sectors = 88 Video delay = 12873 Audio delay = 0
      New sequence commences...
      Video e0: buf= 237568 frame=000000 sector=00000000
      STREAM e0 completed @ frame 0.
      Multiplex completion at SCR=4388.
      Video e0: buf= 178875 frame=000000 sector=00000029
      VIDEO_STATISTICS: e0
      Video Stream length: 58693 bytes
      Sequence headers: 1
      Sequence ends : 1
      No. Pictures : 0
      No. Groups : 1
      No. I Frames : 1 avg. size 58693 bytes
      No. P Frames : 0 avg. size 0 bytes
      No. B Frames : 0 avg. size 0 bytes
      Average bit-rate : 11738400 bits/sec
      Peak bit-rate : 0 bits/sec
      BUFFERING stream too short for useful statistics
      MUX STATUS: no under-runs detected.
      Multiplexing Background jpeg finished.

      Spumux is creating the DVD menu.....
      Processed 0 subtitles.
      The longest display line had -1 characters.
      The maximum number of displayed lines was 0.
      The normal display height of the font arial.ttf was 0.
      The bottom display height of the font arial.ttf was 0.
      The biggest subtitle box had 324 bytes.
      Creating DVD menu finished.

      DVDAuthor is writing the VOB files.....
      Locale=C
      Converting filenames to US-ASCII
      dvdauthor creating VTS
      Video pts = 0.183 .. 0.223
      Audio[32] pts = 0.183 .. 0.183
      Generating VTSM with the following video attributes:
      MPEG version: mpeg2
      TV standard: pal
      Aspect ratio: 4:3
      Resolution: 720x576
      Video pts = 0.184 .. 4726.624
      Audio[0] pts = 0.184 .. 4726.936
      Generating VTS with the following video attributes:
      MPEG version: mpeg2
      TV standard: pal
      Aspect ratio: 4:3
      Resolution: 720x576
      Audio ch 0 format: ac3/2ch, 48khz drc, 'en'
      dvdauthor creating table of contents
      Scanning E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\DVD/VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_0.IFO
      Writing VOB files finished.

      Finished authoring DVD

      --------------------------------------------------------
      - 5-9-2004 17:17:42
      - Free on drive E: 3,68 GB
      - DVD creation finished!
      --------------------------------------------------------

      and this one:


      The FilmMachine Avi-Info Logfile

      AVI Information
      Filename: Shrek-DVD-RIP-SUPER-HIGH-QUALITY-NO-SUBS.avi
      Filesize: 735295488 Bytes (701,23 MB)
      Streams (i.e. Video, Audio): 2
      Video Stream
      Compression Codec: DIV4 - DivX ;-) MPEG-4 Fast-Motio
      Avg. Bitrate: 973,56 kbit/s
      Resolution: 512x384 (4:3)
      Color Depth: 24 bits
      Duration: 5279,07 s (1h 27m 59s)
      Frame Rate: 23,9760 fps
      Microseconds Per Frame: 41708 ms
      Frames: 126571
      Keyframes: 1306 (Every 96)
      Audio Stream
      Wave Codec: 85 - MPEG Layer 3
      Avg. Bitrate: 128,00 kbit/s
      Sampling Rate: 48000 Hz
      Bit Depth: 0 Bits
      Channels: 2
      Audio Delay: 0,00 s

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    11. 09-09-2004 21:03 #11
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      Yes, these are correct.

      What I think is that the multiplexing of the audio and video is the blame.

      Normally this :

      Mplex is multiplexing the video and audio stream.....
      mplex version 2.0.0 (2.2.3 $Date: 2004/01/13 20:45:26 $)
      File E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Enc_Video.mpv looks like an MPEG Video stream.
      File E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Encoded_Audio.ac3 looks like an AC3 Audio stream.
      Video stream 0: profile 8 selected - ignoring non-standard options!
      Found 1 audio streams and 1 video streams
      Selecting dvdauthor DVD output profile
      Multiplexing video program stream!
      Scanning for header info: Video stream e0 (E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Enc_Video.mpv)
      VIDEO STREAM: e0
      Frame width : 720
      Frame height : 576
      Aspect ratio : 4:3 display
      Picture rate : 25.000 frames/sec
      Bit rate : 9800000 bits/sec
      Vbv buffer size : 229376 bytes
      CSPF : 0
      Scanning for header info: AC3 Audio stream 00 (E:\Program Files\The FilmMachine\Output\TFM_Encoded_Audio.ac3)
      AC3 frame size = 896
      AC3 AUDIO STREAM:
      Bit rate : 28672 bytes/sec (224 kbit/sec)
      Frequency : 48000 Hz
      SYSTEMS/PROGRAM stream:
      rough-guess multiplexed stream data rate : 10236200
      target data-rate specified : 10080000
      ++ WARN: Target data rate lower than computed requirement!
      ++ WARN: N.b. a 20% or so discrepancy in variable bit-rate
      ++ WARN: streams is common and harmless provided no time-outs will occur
      Run-in Sectors = 89 Video delay = 13019 Audio delay = 0
      New sequence commences...
      Video e0: buf= 237568 frame=000000 sector=00000000
      Audio bd: buf= 16384 frame=000000 sector=00000000
      Multiplexing finished.
      should end with this line: MUX STATUS: no under-runs detected.
      So I think it is a memory issue. You can try to shut down some programs that are running in the Background.


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    12. 10-09-2004 16:18 #12
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      ok, i've tryed it again with every possible program turned off, and now the movie is even shorter

      Can't it be that there is too less disk space? Cause I get a warning for that when I start the conversion. But when it's finnished I have about 3 gigs free...

      what is the advised ammount of diskspace to be free when converting to a DVD?
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      If you have selected "Delete temporary file" then the minimum is 10 gb, else it should be about 20 gb.


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    14. 10-09-2004 21:33 #14
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      ah tnx I've selected those, cause my hd isn't that big, but didn't know it would take so much. I'll try it tonight again

      ok worked now, tnx


      *case closed*
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