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  1. 30th Jan 2007 15:25 #1
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    Hi there,

    I am trying to burn multiple MPEG's and the first few work fine off the menu but then the rest usually are garbled on the screen and I am unsure why.

    Any help is appreciated.

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    Post your log file.
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    Here you go

    svcd2dvdlog-20070129154641.txt
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    Can't tell much from that log as all the files are already processed previously. Can you identify one of the files which is giving you issues, and then try it on its own (from the original) and then see if it still has a problem. If so can you post that log?
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  5. 31st Jan 2007 20:20 #5
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    Originally Posted by ChrissyBoy
    Can't tell much from that log as all the files are already processed previously. Can you identify one of the files which is giving you issues, and then try it on its own (from the original) and then see if it still has a problem. If so can you post that log?
    Tried one on it's own and the problem did not show up so I will try again on a new disc and see if that fixes it.

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    Ok. Could be a media issue...
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    Hi there,

    I'm having the same problem with other files and I'll attach the log:

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    svcd2dvdlog-20070429215741.txt
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    Well that log doesn't help much as the asset has already been processed. Have you got the log of the conversion? Also you seem to be low on disk space - so i am suprised it is completing the whole DVD....
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