? using DVD Rebuilder

[pantherman85]

I purchased the $60 CCE basic program and am using it with DVD Rebuilder and it is working great, but i am wondering if there is a way to make it so you DON'T have to "steal space from extras". Seems like it makes you choose between a quality drop of 25, 33, and 50%. I do not want a quality drop in my extras at all even if it does make the overall quality of the movie not quite as good. This is also a problem when burning TV shows(like arrested development) that have VTS files for each episode. Thanks.

[mpiper]

I got snagged on that one the first few times as well.

Just click on the already selected quality drop, and it will de-select it, without selecting a new one. This sets you back to no quality drop.

To double-check, just select the quality drop menu, and you'll see nothing is checked. Then click somewhere else to close the menu without selecting anything.

Mike

[gf]

Greetings,
You got this software to work!
I tried quite a few times, and all I get is errors. Does anyone have it working with a AMD system?

Thanks
Steve

[guns1inger]

Yep. Been working here for months. Try the installation instructions somewhere on this page http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=73051&postid=465822

[mpiper]

I have an AMD Athlon64 and it works perfectly.

The big problem is there are multiple versions to install, and some do not install everything you need.

I recommend getting the full installer at
http://dvd-rb.dvd2go.org/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=14

The installer version is the second one down the page. Once it is installed (with EVERY option). you should be good to go. This is the version I installed and I have made 8 backups so far and am VERY happy with the speed and quality.

Mike

[tsantsa]

I find its usually better to install each of the needed components on my own. That way I can debug a problem much easier. I'm on AMD 1800+ here (ug...need...upgrade...soon...) and have only minor probs now and then...and they are usually caused by me.

[archaeo]

I find its usually better to install each of the needed components on my own

Agreed. When you do this, any future troubleshooting, updates, etc.. is much easier. I never liked 'auto' install programs anyway - I always like to know and understand what's going into my computer .

[dap]

Well, the only way I could get the program to work for me was to use the full installer. Once I did that it has worked without a hitch.

[Heff]

Full install works fine with me too, although I think you still have to install avisynth ahead of time.

Avisynth

http://dvd-rb.dvd2go.org/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=27