I went dvd2dvdr and followed the instruction. I used smartripper to extract the correct vob files with ifo. I changed all output files to the same name. I used ReMPEG2 to encode the file.
I downloaded SpruceUp 1.1 trial to create a menu. In the movie tab,, I right click to import the m2v file. However, an error keeps popping up when I select the m2v file (movie Tab) from the Spruce-It. The error msg states that
"Temporal Reference in GOP #2387 (Zero-based_ are out of sequence (0xc10b000a)
What is this error and how can I fix and get to next and final step, which is to burn my first dvdr.
Thanks,
Rage
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I just had the same thing happen to me. Let me know if you ever figured this out. Thanks..
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I acutally used SVCD2DVDMPG+ to create the elementary streams for use in SpruceUP. Never re-encoded and didn't use ReMPEG. Orignal MPEG file was created using ULead DVD Movie Factory. I'll try TMPEng and BeSweet to demultiplex and resample, and see if I get the same result. If I don't, then the problem must be with SVCD2DVDMPG+. Any other thoughts?
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Problem must be in SVCD2DVDMPG+. When I demuxed with TMPGEnc, problem went away. Could it be the pan-and-scan fix that causing the problem? I hope not, that's the main reason I decided to try SVCD2DVDMPG+.
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