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  1. 2nd Aug 2006 22:20 #1
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    I have been using SVCD2DVD for some time with out any problems. Now I have created three DVDs that stop before the end of the program. I appears that I am missing the last four or five minutes. I have not changed anything in the program. Any ideas?
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    Can you attach your log from this run? Logs are kept in the Logs folder under where you installed the program.
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    Here is log.


    Thanks,

    svcd2dvdlog-20060802092219.txt
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  4. 3rd Aug 2006 07:04 #4
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    I did not know if you needed more than one so here is another

    svcd2dvdlog-20060731203322.txt
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  5. 3rd Aug 2006 07:47 #5
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    It is because you have FAT32 filesystem on your G drive. A single file can be no more that 4GB on FAT32 - that is why you miss the end of the movie.

    Solution: Use a different (NTFS) drive or convert your G drive from FAT32 to NTFS.
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