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  1. 3rd Jul 2004 00:46 #1
    tackleout
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    last night attempted a multi with svcd2dvd
    one 2 disc film and one 3
    loaded the bin/cue files which were in the right order on the set up screen as i double checked
    set it running with the finished product burnt by copytodvd

    disc plays fine on my standalone,first film is fine but on the second one it seems the film starts with disc 2, goes into disc 1 and then finishes with disc 3

    how do i stop this happening in the future?
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  2. 3rd Jul 2004 04:29 #2
    ChrissyBoy
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    Can you email me your log?
    SVCD2DVD v2.5, AVI/MPEG/HDTV/AviSynth/h264->DVD, PAL->NTSC conversion.
    VOB2MPG PRO, Extract mpegs from your DVDs - with you in control!
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  3. 3rd Jul 2004 07:59 #3
    tackleout
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    log sent to you via email m8

    tried it a 2nd time and same thing happened
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  4. 3rd Jul 2004 09:00 #4
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    Have u created the VTS for the movies?

    like:

    VTS: movie_part1.mpg and movie_part2.mpg
    VTS1: movie2_part1.mpg and movie2_part2.mpg
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  5. 3rd Jul 2004 11:05 #5
    tackleout
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    yes i had the two vts folders with the files in and they were in the correct order ie 1,2,3, double checked that

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  6. 4th Jul 2004 11:41 #6
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    happned to me the first time then redid the same way and it was fine
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