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  1. 25th Dec 2004 04:47 #1
    Pro.Killer
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    to convert avi2dvd + D2SRoBa

    when D2SRoBa takes charge i get this eror.....
    i dont know what to do, this is the only movie that it is happaning to me with!

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  2. 26th Dec 2004 07:42 #2
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    nobody?
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  3. 26th Dec 2004 08:07 #3
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    got any room on your drive ? or writting to the right drive ?
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    You may be having an Avisynth problem.
    Delete your configurations settings file and redo your setup from scratch.
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  5. 27th Dec 2004 12:34 #5
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    isnt it strange that the problem is only in 1 movie!??

    i've done more than 20 movies with this configurations!

    any other advice before i take this extreme one?
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  6. 27th Dec 2004 13:55 #6
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    Why extreme? All you have to do is uninstall dvd2svcd
    and avisynth and re install them.

    You could try www.doom9.org to check if they
    have a solution - they host the premier dvd2svcd forum
    on the net. You might want to include a link showing
    your log file.
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