Eazy VCD \Run-Time Error 53

[drliquid]

Hi,
Has anybody come across this in Eazy VCD when trying to scan a DVD?
"Run-Time Error 53 ( File Not Found ) .
It just started doing this; I was successful with several other Movies until now...
I use Win XP with service pack 1, got all the latest upgrades for Eazy VCD , etal
Thanking you for any advice for fixes.

[dick_p_t]

more than likley one of the files of the instalation has gone walk about.
the best thing to do is;

uninstall all versions of Eazy VCD from your computer

download the new full package from the download page on http://www.eazyvcd.tk

install the new full package of Eazy VCD 1.14e

make sure that you have one of the ASPI Layers from teh download page on the website installed.

Restart your computer.


Let me know if this fixes the problem for you.

Rob Ferguson

[drliquid]

Yes, I tried that and still the same result. The Error 53 still comes up right away. Is there an earlier version that might work for me? Or am I reaching here?

Thanks

[dick_p_t]

ok then, have a look in your c:\Program Files\Eazy VCD\ directory and there should be the following files and folders;

BeSweet <FOLDER>
dvd2avi <FOLDER>
help <FOLDER>
TMPGEnc <FOLDER>
VCDImager <FOLDER>
auth.dll
DVD2AVI.ini
Eazy VCD Release Information.txt
Eazy VCD.exe
Eula.txt
Hen.ico
INSTALL.log
UNWISE.exe
vStrip.exe

could you tell me if any of those files/folders are missing.

also, look in your C:\ directory and tell me if there are any files named temp.txt, temp1.txt, temp2.txt ect ect. If there are, you you please post teh contence of these files.

also, click the windows START button and then click RUN.
now type in;
COMMAND.COM
and then hit enter.
You should now see a Black Command line box come up.
if you get an error message like, "windows could not find the file command.com" or somtrhing like that, let me know.

Rob Ferguson

[drliquid]

Thanks for responding Rob,
All the said Folders /Files are there. The only difference is the DVD2AVI.ini reads as DVD2AVI config. settings.
There were no temp.txt files that I could find anywhere and the Command. Com entry came out fine.
Thanks for the support...
Cheers

[drliquid]

Rob, I've tried many things. Even tried a System Restore (to an earlier date) on Xp. However, the System Restore would only allow me to back-date 1 day for some reason... I'm thinking about reloading Windows.
Any thoughts on this?

Cheers

[dick_p_t]

it is quite odd that it was working and now it isn't.
have you installed any other software, or made any changes to your hardware before you started to get this error?

it may be that your ASPI Layers have stuffed up too.
try deinstalling all your ASPI Layers and then restart your pc.
Install the ASPI Layers again and the restart your pc once more.
it may work it may not, but it's just a thought.

Rob Ferguson

[drliquid]

Hi Rob,
The only Adaptec Layer I know of is the one from your sight .Adaptec ASPI_XP 4.71 for XP
Are there others on the computer as well, Maybe for Roxio Easy CD? I did upgrade on that a while back...

[drliquid]

Oh, I did a ASPI Check and this is what turned up.
ASPI32.sys -Not Installed
WDWPOST.exe -Not Installed
WINASPI.DLL -Not Installed
WINASPI32.DLL -Installed

How do I get them back? Reinstall Windows?
It's funny how headaches can come on all of a sudden...
Ouch

[drliquid]

Ta-Dahhhhh...
Got it going Rob.
My Windows Xp was all gummed up.Reinstalled and tried again.Voila!
Thank you for all your help.Much appreciated. I feel bad that it was a Windows problem and had to take up your time.
Thanks again,
Cheers