Prior to version 2.5 I used the "shutdown when finished" option extensively to hibernate the machine at the end of a rendering run.
Since installing the latest version the ability to choose a shutdown mode is gone (the drop down list is blank). Last night I left the shutdown option enabled anyway and let the project run. This morning the PC was powered up and sitting at the login screen. When I tried to log in, Windows got as far as playing the startup sound then hung, requiring the reset button to be pressed.
It's unclear whether SVCD2DVD rebooted the machine or simply logged out. It's also unclear whether the subsequent failure to log in was caused by SVCD2DVD or something else (this PC is routinely hibernated and restored rather than rebooted so the cold login procedure isn't something I see very often).
When this version of SVCD2DVD was first installed it was crashing on startup with a very similar error to that seen by people whose Media Player 11 codecs couldn't handle the splash video. This wasn't the problem in my case, and the solution was to uninstall ALL THREE versions of .NET and reinstall just the base version of .NET 2.x. Might it be worth installing .NET 2.x SP1? If it cures the hibernation problem I'm all for it, but if it brings back the startup crash I'll be less pleased.
Any info that might shed light on the hibernation issue would be much appreciated.
PS this is still the best all-round video program I've seen, and the tweaks to v2.5 -- particularly the menu creation -- are great. I still can't believe the quality of the PAL-NTSC conversion. A friend in the US who's done video work for TV stations said that one NTSC disc of a PAL series I did for her was better quality than some of the broadcast stuff she's seen.
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Originally Posted by denali
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Drop me an email & I'll send you a test version with the shutdown options back.
SVCD2DVD v2.5, AVI/MPEG/HDTV/AviSynth/h264->DVD, PAL->NTSC conversion.
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Originally Posted by ChrissyBoy
Anyway I've sent an e-mail. Thanks for the offer of a custom build; that's fantastic customer service! -
It was not disabled deliberatley - it was a typo mistake by me!
Others have cited the issue: https://forum.videohelp.com/topic338390.html?highlight=shutdown
Email en route.
ChrisSVCD2DVD v2.5, AVI/MPEG/HDTV/AviSynth/h264->DVD, PAL->NTSC conversion.
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Can I have your new version also? My computer is still on at home because it does not shut down automatically.
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Originally Posted by ChrissyBoy
Have received the e-mail but not installed it yet. I'll drop a message here to let you know how I get on. -
Originally Posted by denali
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ChrissyBoy:
I, too, miss the hibernate option in SVCD2DVD (my copy of HDTV2DVD does have the option available) but I cannot find your email to piggyback on your kind offer to denali (I hope that it isn't overly rude or presumptuous of me do so).
May I trouble you for an updated version as well?
Thank you so much for your efforts and wonderful programs, especially the freeware you have made available. -
Originally Posted by JackJackDwight
"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort."
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So easy . . . it's embarrassing.
Thank you for the help, Jikchung
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