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  1. 23rd Apr 2006 09:42 #1
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    Lately its been freezing or locking up 1/4 or 1/3 of the way usually on the second avi while i try to make DVD Any suggestions
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  2. 23rd Apr 2006 09:52 #2
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    Use another program.
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  3. 23rd Apr 2006 09:54 #3
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    Thats not helping.SVCD2DVD worked great now seems glictchy
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    Which another programs have you used?
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    for what The team here helped me with their program worked great for weeks now it seems wacky i have to dl the last upgrade of svcd2dvd
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    You guys jumped ahead while I wasn't watching . . .
    Read my blog here.
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    My suggestion was to use another sw in order to get an information - is it a program itself or ....
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    You guys jumped ahead while I wasn't watching . . .
    Sorry what do you suggest guns1inger
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    Is it glitchy on one particular file, or on any file ?
    Have you added, updated or replaced any codecs of late ?
    Have you updated versions of late ?
    If this a software lockup, or a full system lockup ?
    What error messages, if any, do you get in your windows applicatioon error log ?

    Glitchy isn't enough to diagnose a problem with.
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  10. 23rd Apr 2006 10:25 #10
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    no
    no latest was a few weeks ago
    no am dl now
    full system

    no errors just lockups
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    Originally Posted by The Comedian
    no errors just lockups
    Could be a h/w problem.
    "Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." - Frank Zappa
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    Overheating can cause this type of behaviour. Encoding usually runs the CPU at redline for extended periods. If your machine is not ventilating properly, or as a layer of dust on the internals, you could be overheating the system.

    Simple test - take the covers off the machine, and point a house fan into the guts. Run an encode. If all is well, put it all back and repeat. If it again locks, get a bigger CPU fan, clean out the insides, and make sure it ventilates well.
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