Problems with DVD Rebuilder Pro and Procoder 3...

[twangling_jack]

So, I am big on backing up my DVDs. I generally convert DVD9 to DVD5. After a long period of research, I had found that DVDRebuilder Pro and Procoder 3 have been my favorite combo (since I can't get CCE to work at all on my comp). I have been very, very pleased with the quality of the results I've been getting. I've made a few dozen backups using this combination without any problems whatsoever.

Until recently. Suddenly, one day, I tried backing up a DVD, doing the same method I had done numerous times, but instead of it going normally, I get this message when Procoder 3 starts up:

One or multiple sources from the project file could not be loaded.

Okay. Well, I thought it might have been that particular DVD, or the way I decrypted it (DVD Decrypter). So I loaded another DVD, and used a different method of decrypting it (DVD Fab), and low and behold, I get the same message.

What is going on? I can't, for the life of me, figure out what happened. Everything had worked perfectly until now. I don't want to switch to using DVD shrink or cloneDVD2, simply because I'm not a fan of the quality produced. Is this a problem with DVD Rebuilder or is it a problem with Procoder 3? I would very much appreciate it if someone could lend some advice as to how to go about solving the problem.

Thanks!

[budz]

You may wanna post your problem at the dvd rebuilder forum.

http://www.jdobbs.com/Pages/Forum.htm

[twangling_jack]

Well, do you think that the problem is with DVD Rebuilder? Someone mentioned to me that it's most likely a problem with Procoder 3. I have tried uninstalling/re-installing both applications, but the results remain the same.

[budz]

Well, do you think that the problem is with DVD Rebuilder? Someone mentioned to me that it's most likely a problem with Procoder 3. I have tried uninstalling/re-installing both applications, but the results remain the same.

I have no clue that's why I said to the DVD REBUILDER Forums and post your question there.

[guns1inger]

What if you select HCEnc as the encoder ? It is easily as good as ProCoder when it comes to quality. If you can run it and encode with HCEnc then at least you know ProCoder is the issue, and you can keep going with HCEnc until you resolve the problem.

[lordsmurf]

Procoder honestly stopped being good at version 1.5, and it stopped working well in DVD Rebuilder at version 2.0. I'd also suggest HCEnc instead. It's a shame there isn't a MainConcept option for it.