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  1. 4th Nov 2007 18:58 #1
    deoldeprinter
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    When I am finished converting an avi/divx to dvd and the file has burnt I always get 3 error reports. The last 3 are attached.

    The converting and burning are always successful. Other than that I have no problem with this version. I was getting the same with the last version also.

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    This post and the two following:

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    Which burning method are you using?
    SVCD2DVD v2.5, AVI/MPEG/HDTV/AviSynth/h264->DVD, PAL->NTSC conversion.
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  4. 5th Nov 2007 09:31 #4
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    Using the "Copy2DVD" selection
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  5. 5th Nov 2007 14:42 #5
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    I suspect that could be it then. ImgBurn is the preferred method, but if the DVDs are fine then i would just ignore these messages.
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    Thanks for the reply. I will try ImagBurn
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  7. 5th Nov 2007 21:03 #7
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    Imgburn did the trick.

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