Nero 6 Error help

[devlish]

Hello

I am having trouble with nero 6. I can't seem to make regular transcoded DVD's or DVD+VR dvd's past a certain length.

With dvd+vr's i can record short bursts of video ie. about 10 mins. if i try to go further, say about 45 mins to an hour I get errors and no video is recorded. A snippet of the log file of is this:

WARNING
[02:07:47] DVDEngine cause: 25 (dvdvideo_spec_violation)
[02:07:47] DVDEngine source: _VOBS
[02:07:47] DVDEngine description: Presentation time of a VOBU is 90090 (1.001 s), but must be at most 90000
[02:07:47] DVDEngine (1.000 s).
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ========================================================================================
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[02:07:47] DVDEngine INFORMATION: Recent error (Presentation time of a VOBU is greater than 90000 (1.000 s))
[02:07:47] DVDEngine will no longer be reported.
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ****END: _VOBS - Verify
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ...VTSTT_VOBS: size = 1.31 GB (685968 LBs)
[02:07:47] DVDEngine **END: Create - VTSTT_VOBS#1
[02:07:47] DVDEngine END: IDVDVideoSessionImpl - CreateVOBs
[02:07:47] DVDEngine BEGIN: IDVDVideoSessionImpl - CreateDesc
[02:07:47] DVDEngine **BEGIN: Create - VTSI#1
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ****BEGIN: _VTSI - Create
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ...VTSM_PGCI_UT_exist = true...
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ...VTS_TMAPT_exist = true...
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ...VTSI_MAT created...
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ...VTS_PTT_SRPT created...
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ########################################################################################
[02:07:47] DVDEngine ERROR
[02:07:47] DVDEngine cause: 3 (invalid_parameter)
[02:07:47] DVDEngine source: _get_PGC_PB_TM
[02:07:47] DVDEngine description: ICellRef refers a cell (VOB_IDN=1, C_IDN=2) which does not exist in VOBS.

Does anyone here know what that means and how to fix it?

I wonder if it has to do with my windows 2000 installation. I have windows installed on a 5 gig partition (about 2.8 gigs are free). But I have nero set to use drive D: as the temp drive (about 14 gigs free). I know that windows will use the c: drive for some temp stuff even when that is not set as your temp drive. Could my partition set-up be causing me a problem?

I have a spare 15 gig drive wich I could use for the windows C: drive, but I don't want to have to Re-Install all my stuff. Is there an easy way to do this? Maybe by simply adding my spare drive and then copying everything to it? I don't want to have to pay for Norton ghost or anything like that. anyone know how? or is this simply not my problem. Maybe the is a way to FORCE windows to always use drive D: for all temp files? Even the ones that it doesn't call .tmp? (for example, if you download a file from the internet and put the save as location as something other than c:\, windows still first save the file to your C: drive though it does not use a .tmp extension. ONLY AFTER the dowload is complete does it save the file to your actual target.

Any help would be appreciated. I am a little frustrated at the moment. I have been trying to do something for about a week and DVD stuff takes soooo long that an error can waste hours. then i try again

P.S.
I have pinnacle studio software also, but it doesn't even give me a progress bar so that i can tell that the process is stuck. it keeps using you CPU so task manager gives no indication

 

[devlish]

another error I get is this:

[00:29:51] DVDEngine ########################################################################################
[00:29:51] DVDEngine ERROR
[00:29:51] DVDEngine cause: 128 (nmc_processing_exception)
[00:29:51] DVDEngine source: CDVDProcessor:rocessSector
[00:29:51] DVDEngine description: buffer overflow
[00:29:51] DVDEngine ########################################################################################
[00:29:51] DVDEngine ********END: Component Error Handler
[00:29:51] DVDEngine ********BEGIN: _DVDProcessor::~_DVDProcessor()
[00:29:51] DVDEngine ********END: _DVDProcessor::~_DVDProcessor()
[00:29:52] DVDEngine ******END: _VOBS - Process VOB
[00:29:52] DVDEngine ****END: _VOBS - Process Create
[00:29:52] DVDEngine **END: Create - VTSTT_VOBS#1
[00:29:52] DVDEngine DVDENGINE exception caught.
[00:29:52] DVDEngine END: IDVDVideoSessionImpl - CreateVOBs
[00:30:01] DVDEngine BEGIN: DVDSessionBase - RegisterCallback
[00:30:01] DVDEngine ...Session callback unregistered...
[00:30:01] DVDEngine END: DVDSessionBase - RegisterCallback

When I get this I'm like "BUFFER OVERFLOW?!!? WTF!!" I have 1 gig of registered pc2100 crucial ram. My DVD burner have an 8 meg buffer with burnproof (i think)

Again any help would be appreciated

Thank You

Edit: This happens when transcoding video that is already in dvd compliant mpg-2 format. why it even has to be transcoded is beyond me.