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  1. 11th Jan 2003 10:32 #1
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    I'm half-way through a conversion and while running TMPGEnc I recieved a pop-up message. When I clicked the start button a message popped up stating " Can't load P3Package.dll". The first time I attempted this program I didn't get this message. Since then I updated my aspi info to allow VCDeasy to work. Did that have anything to do with it or may it be something else? any info would help. Thanks.
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  2. 11th Jan 2003 10:47 #2
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    Do not know what caused it, but you may want to reinstall TMPGEnc.
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  3. 11th Jan 2003 11:08 #3
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    Thanks, I wanted to aviod that but I guess I will have to. What would happen if I continued? And if I left this window open while I reloaded TMPGEnc, would I be able to continue with my project? This is frustrating work!!!
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  4. 11th Jan 2003 11:36 #4
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    When your reinstall make sure you have the P3Package.dll and P4Package.dll in the directory for TMPGEnc. If not you will have to download again.
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  5. 11th Jan 2003 12:13 #5
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    You have a pretty small hard drive (for video editing and/or conversion.) Is there any chance that with the Windows swap file and any temporary files TMPGenc makes (I'm not sure if it makes any) that your hard drive was close to filling up? The hard drive filling up can cause any number of errors in different programs.
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  6. 12th Jan 2003 10:44 #6
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    20Gb is perfectly usable, so long as it isn't overfilled...
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    Back after a long time away, mainly because I now need to start making up vidcapped DVDRs for work and I haven't a clue where to start any more!
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  7. 13th Jan 2003 16:40 #7
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    It had been a while since I had checked my resources, and it was indeed full to the brim. I havent had time to try again yet, but I hope cleaning up my hard drive helps.
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  8. 13th Jan 2003 18:22 #8
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    best buy has wd 100g's w/8mb cache for 89 bucks this week,
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