Converting .asf file to Mpeg 2 stops about halfway, why?

[pwhooftman]

Any help on this is appreciated:

I'm trying to convert two .asf files of about 50 minutes, which i recorded with WMrecorder from a .asf live stream.
See image 1 for file specs.

When i try to make the two files into a DVD using Nerovision Express3.1.0.0, encoding of the first file stops after about 10 minutes.
CPU usage drops to 0% at that point, but Nerovison stays reponse, with exception of the Close button. I have to kill the Nerovision proces to stop Nerovision.

When i convert either of the .asf files with TMPGenc to DVD PAL (MPEG-2 352x576 25fps CBR 2000kbps, Linear PCM 48000Hz 1536kbps), converting stops about halfway the files every time. If i convert part of the file, for instance the first 20000 frames, converting is succesfull.

The files play succesfull in Mediaplayer 10. There is enough diskspace.
My loaded codes are in the attached image as well. Sherlock reports many codes, including some broeken ones, but because coding starts off correct, i'm not too sure this has to do with the codecs.

Here's the beginning & end of the file:

Codec Reporting Utility Output Text
-----------------------------------
Date and Time: 22-Apr-2005 20:09:17

System Information
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Operating System = Microsoft (R) Windows XP Professional (5.01.2600)
CPU Descriptor = AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2800+
CPU Clock Speed = 2138 Mhz.
Total Memory = 511 Mb.
DirectX Version = 9.0c
WMI Version = 2600.0000
ACM Version = 5.00.0



Broken Codecs
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Ligos GoMotion Mpeg Filter
FileName = C:\Program Files\Ulead Systems\Ulead MediaStudio Pro 6.0 Trial\GoMotionMpegFilterULead.ax
Ligos MPEG Splitter (ULead)
FileName = C:\Program Files\Ulead Systems\Ulead MediaStudio Pro 6.0 Trial\mpeg2ParserULead.ax
Ligos MPEG Video Decoder (ULead)
FileName = C:\Program Files\Ulead Systems\Ulead MediaStudio Pro 6.0 Trial\Mpeg2DecoderULead.ax
Nero Digital Video Encoder
FileName =
VP60® Simple Profile
FileName = C:\WINDOWS\system32\C:\WINDOWS\System32\vp6vfw.dll
VP61® Advanced Profile
FileName = C:\WINDOWS\system32\C:\WINDOWS\System32\vp6vfw.dll


Thanks.

[Krispy Kritter]

You could try checking the files with ASF tools to verify thaey are indeed error free. Although my first guess would be HD space, or depending on how your HD is formatted, you could be hitting the 4G file size limit.