I am trying to decode/encode using ReMPEG2 v1.5.2 but it seems to always die at 92% processing after I open the CFFL file.

(I use SmartRipper v2.02 to rip specific chapters from a DVD into VOB files. The CFFL is a list of VOBs from the ripping)

Has anyone seen this problem and know how to get around it. Thank you.

Tuan Vu

Merry Christmas and Happy Burning

-- Tuan Vu (tlvu@hotmail.com), December 24, 2000

Answers

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-- masa taka (cube_m@hotmail.com), August 18, 2001.

Hi, same here, I smartripped some vob in chapters only then rip the ac3 file with dvd2avi and used rempeg2 1.52 to get the vob smaller, as I open the cffl with the correct name of the vob, it crashes at about 98% on my Windows XP Laptop. On my 350 PII Windows ME it crashes at about 60%. Uptil now no idea.

-- Frank (felich@aol.com), December 29, 2001.

It's just an idea, but you are probably working on a FAT32 partition. FAT32 has a 4 GigaByte file limit. If you use files larger than 4 GB it is possible that the program hangs. Try using an NTFS partition.

-- Cobra (-@-.com), December 05, 2002.

No,itīs not that at all, i'm using NTFS and it stuck at 99%, I saw the log file and it's corrupted. Try again

-- Fullstrike (full_strike@hotmail.com), December 29, 2002.

I'm also using ReMPEG2 v1.52 on a FAT32 partition XP Pro OS with the same results, it will not complete passed 99%. However it's not exactly crashed or frozen either. When I manually stop it, I get a warning message asking me if I'm sure I want to stop the process. I have found that although I have to manually stop ReMPEG I still get a completed project minus any errors :) So far I have done 5 DVD's without a hitch.

-- Michaelp (charpan@bellsouth.net), December 31, 2002.

your problem is my problem. Before I had w98 fat 32 , before w2000 nfts with ReMPEG2 v1.5.2 my works were ok. Now with Xp corporate i have may problem. I have not the solution but try with vmware and w2000. it's hard work but it's my solution at this moment. And try whith sp1xp etc.

bye

-- anna (sexcleopatra@hotmail.com), January 25, 2003.