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  1. 11th Jul 2007 14:06 #1
    cormor
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    CCE produces a HASP Protection error...(HASP not found (-3) ), when I try to start it, this only happens on my computer with which I have Vista installed. I use DVD Rebuilder Pro Ver. 1.10.7 and CCE SP Ver. 2.70.2.12.
    Would appreciate any feedback.

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    Originally Posted by cormor
    Would appreciate any feedback.

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  3. 11th Jul 2007 14:27 #3
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    Did you try installing and running it in 'Administrative' mode?

    Moving you to Newbie General forum.

    And welcome to our forums.
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  4. 8th Aug 2007 11:06 #4
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    For info, in response to my original post Cinema Craft Encoder version SP2 is Windows Vista compatible.
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    Has DVD Rebuilder become compatible with Vista?

    I had to back up to XP from Vista to run DVDRB.
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    AFAIK, DVD Rebuilder works with Vista. I have it installed in Vista, but haven't ran the program all the way through. The DVD Rebuilder Pro 1.20.5 version is listed as compatible in: http://www.iexbeta.com/wiki/index.php/Windows_Vista_Software_Compatibility_List and the regular version should be the same.
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    Funny - they were discussing problems with DVDRB Pro in the DVD Rebuilder forums not a month or so back. Anyway, it seems my newer Dell runs better on XP Pro....
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    Well, DVDRB has a lot of separate programs to run and it wouldn't surprise me for one of them to have problems with Vista. I ran it for about ten minutes as a test and it seemed OK, but I haven't had the time to run a DVD all the way through. Most install problems with Vista are helped by running as a Administrator. I have found very few incompatible video programs using Vista. Most of them were poorly written or used older software.
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  9. 8th Aug 2007 14:51 #9
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    Yes, the version of DVD Rebuilder pro I am using Ver. 1.10.7 is compatible with CCE Ver SP, and both are working just fine with Vista. I have run through the programs fully and have successfully backed up a couple movies.

    Cheers...Cormor
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