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  1. 24th Mar 2003 03:55 #1
    _Trinity
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    Hi Folks!!

    I am trying to import a .m2v-file into DVD-Maestro. When i am dragging it into the video track, i got the error message:"The Video Asset Length is greater than the maximum allowed". The Length of the file is 1h:55m:08s:17f and its size is 3.9 GB.

    Thx for your help

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  2. 25th Mar 2003 14:18 #2
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    The only thing that comes to mind is that perhaps you are working with a project file that has been created to write a smaller DVD file and not the normal 4.36 size.
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  3. 25th Mar 2003 15:46 #3
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    hmmm...I don't really think so...
    i'm runnin the standard settings...
    dvd-rom, one sided, 12 cm

    didn't have anyone this problem???
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    Originally Posted by _Trinity
    hmmm...I don't really think so...
    i'm runnin the standard settings...
    dvd-rom, one sided, 12 cm

    didn't have anyone this problem???
    DVD-ROM?

    I have gone through the DVDMaestro help file and seen that it can do DVD-ROM, however what you want is DVD-Video. The help file mentions a few differences between the two formats.
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  5. 25th Mar 2003 16:32 #5
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    Well known problem... Somebody's "crack" program corrupted part of the program.
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  6. 25th Mar 2003 16:48 #6
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    What version of DVD Maestro are you using? If you're using version 2.5, it is not compatible with Windows 2000 or XP. You'll need version 2.9 if you are using one of these OS's.

    I tried version 2.5 with W2K and I got the same error too. As soon as I switched over to version 2.9, it worked great.
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  7. 26th Mar 2003 05:11 #7
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    @cellmaniac:

    maybe you're right! i'm using version 2.5 running windows xp!
    trying to use 2.9...

    thx a lot for your help!
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