A Weird Encoding Kinda Problem...

[biged670]

Hey guys I've been using The Film Machine (Which uses CCE) to convert my movies for a very long time now, but just recently I've tried converting various movies and hit a problem. The Film Machine converts the audio fine, then it encodes the .vaf file but just 37 seconds into the .mpv conversion this box pops up.



I've never had this problem before but it seems to be happening with every movie I try to convert now. I've checked the movies for errors using divfix and nothing. I've also uninstalled CCE and TFM and then reinstalled both but still the same. Does anybody have any suggestions?

[Abond]

I don't know the film machine, but guess it uses avisynth to frameserve the video. Can you post the avisynth script here? The reason is that some filters can cause such an error in CCE - it delivers differently filtered frame to CCE at the second pass.

[biged670]

Where would i get the script from? Thanks again

[Abond]

Have no idea . As said I don't know the app. Should be in output or temporal folder a file with extension .avs. Open it in notepad.
If such file doesn't exist then I am wrong and it doesn't use avisynth.

[manono]

Hi-

If you're using CCE 2.50, most likely you need the CCE CRC Patch:

http://davis28.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/downloads2.htm

[redwudz]

From past experience with CCE, a Checksum error often relates to memory problems or overclocking. CCE is very intolerant of memory errors.

All it takes is a momentary memory glitch and that Checksum problem comes up. You might want to run Memtest 86 or even try switching out some memory modules if it continually happens.

Do a Google search for 'CCE Checksum errors' and you should get a few hits.

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