DVD Lab Compiling Error

[Magikx21]

When I try to compile one DVD I am working on in DVD Lab Pro it starts the compiling process but then says done sometime during the 9th muxing process. The muxing bar makes progress then just stops like the DVD is finished. All the files used were convetered to the same format the same way so I don't think a certain file is the problem. If anyone has an idea of whats happening please let me know. Thanks.

[LloydAZ]

I've had DVD-Lab Pro do the same thing. Make sure your project is saved, shut down DVD-Lab, and restart it. That usually takes care of the problem. Worst case, reboot the computer as well.

I've also found that defragging the hard drive before you start helps a bit with the compile process.

[Magikx21]

After I hit this problem I figured I just needed a reboot but had no avail. I have tried to compile quite a few times now and am currently giving it another shot. If it fails on the 9th muxing again Im going to remove the file and see if somehow it has corrupted. I think I will give defrag a go first since it has been awhile.

[guns1inger]

How were the files created ?
How were they imported into DLP - elementary streams or programme streams ?
What is your audio format ?
How did you encode the audio ?

[Magikx21]

The audio was a pulled using VirtualDub i saved it uncompressed and 48000hz. The video is all converted to VCD format MPEGs using TMPGenc.

[guns1inger]

Which version of DLP ?
Can you post a compilation report ?

[Magikx21]

Compiler ver. 3.0.0.159
Version: PRO 1.00 Build 041215

Where would I find the compilcation log. It says done but if I try to go to the verify log it acts as if it is still compiling.

[guns1inger]

I would upgrade to 1.530xxx as this fixed a lot of issues. That is the version I am running and it has been very stabel and reliable for me.

The current release is 1.6x.

Project - Generate Report

Start with a File Overview and Links and Commands report

[Magikx21]

I checked the reports found nothing to help me, tried using version 1.6 same problem. Then I removed the 9th file since that is where the muxing error was, ran the ccompile and the error occured on file 10. I guess I will go one by one checking the files and maybe I can just reconvert whatever is broken.

[Magikx21]

I found the problem it is three different audio files that error during the mux. I tried a reconvert on them, no luck. Ima try to use another program so I don't have to redo the whole DVD. I am still confused though that 15 other audio file converted to the same format with the same program worked.