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HEEELLLLLLPPPPPP!!!!!! I cannot burn a DVD in the create disc phase!!!!!! I'VE WORKED SO HARD!!!!!!
bobbygr100@hotmail.com [Avatar]
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AHH Fredb grasshopper,

I run anydvd to blow off the drm. I have copied vob files this way before. What's so special about this error in these VOB files? Shall we try for two out of three?



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bobbygr100@hotmail.com [Avatar]
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Note to all grasshoppers, this is how it must be done

1) Form your VOB chain on the timeline - make sure it is a movie not a clip

2) PRODUCE your .mpg file - use menus or not, this is a normal produce of the VOB chain above

3) Exit PD9 - do NOT save as a project.

4) Open PD9

5) Put the mpg file on the timeline - now it will only be ONE file, not a chain.

6) Skip directly to burn.

7) Burn your movie with no problems

Exit PD9, again do NOT save as a project

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PD9 should have processed the mpg file that was produced as output from the produce stage and input to the burn stage, but something is horribly broken in the code when it comes to using VOB files.

DRM had NOTHING to do with this. I don't know where you saw that in DXDIAG, but I would take a DXDIAG refresher course for coming to that conclusion

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BarryTheCrab
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Quote: I suggest also that you take your vobs, and render(Produce) them to an MPEG2, then use THAT file for your project, as vobs can cause PD to be finicky.
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AHH Fredb grasshopper,
I run anydvd to blow off the drm. I have copied vob files this way before. What's so special about this error in these VOB files? Shall we try for two out of three?

You are but a flea on the stomach of the grasshoppers that we are.

I will include the dxdiag in this post, however I do not think it will be helpful.....I don't know where you saw that in DXDIAG, but I would take a DXDIAG refresher course for coming to that conclusion
OK, just hold your computer up to the screen...that way we will see it! Right? Gosh..why didn't they suggest that in "reading DXDIAGs 101"?? I must have slept through that class.

Had you provided correct information originally instead of resisting our requests for information and SCREAMING, we could have gotten rid of (I mean HEEELLLLLPPPPPED!!!) you long ago. Your attention to detail only seems to be sharply in focus when you are describing your own accomplishments!

Aren't you the same person who two lines ago was asking :
How do I burn my project to a DVD folder? I don't know how to do that.

My goodness, you learned quickly!! I am very happy you "discovered", (all by yourself, I might add...and who is that BarryTheCrab to take your credit), the solution to a problem that YOU caused.

I bought the movie fuel for my sister....The menu VOB was totally messed up (scratched) .....I pulled the 4 vobs off that comprised the movie. I put them on the timeline

I am sure the providers of the copy protection are totally unaware of the AnyDVD driver, and your trick of copying the VOBs to an NLE (you sly devil..again a unique solution that only YOU have tried) and don't make adjustments...so let's not tell them, ok? We will blame PD9 for the hiccups.

Anyway..I really am happy you have a solution..may it be many years before you have need to ask for help again.

DISCLAMER: None of the opinions expressed here (in this post) are those of CL or it's affiliates..FB is an independent person who sometimes tires of whiners (but really ENJOYS helping those who truly want help)!! Danggit!! There goes another star!!! But I still like PD9!!!

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bobbygr100@hotmail.com [Avatar]
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Sorry Freddy,

I worked with this for almost 3 days and figured out a solution. I never wrote anything to a folder. Never. I just picked up the mpg created in the produce stage and regurgitated it again on the timeline as ONE mpeg instead of 4 VOBS.

Nobody told me to do that, I thought it through. You see Freddy, I have brain cancer. So any achievement of that magnitude makes me feel like something other than s**t. I once was a computer programmer for a fortune 500 company - in charge of the operating system for the mainframe - called OS/390 at the time, now called Z/OS (unless they changed the name again)

At it's heart it will always be known as MVS because of the incredible support for legacy COBOL, FORTRAN, RPG and BAL language support. I once wrote programs over 10,000 lines of code. YOu wouldn't understand what happens when you get real sick like me. Friends are gone. Even a lot of family disappears. People don't want to deal with that "negative cancer guy in their nice, protected lives". I remind people they are dying and they don't want to be reminded of it.

So, if I come up with a solution, Freddy, that I worked out over 3 days (when I was well, I would have had it working in under 10 minutes) - I still feel a sense of accomplishment and usefulness (for my sister). I have the right to to remind myself and people I still can think and reason. I'm not in the dirt yet.


So, Fred, if you cannot understand that, I'm sorry. I just hope to see Christmas this year with my then 16 year old daughter. I told everybody in my family today I figured out how to get my sister's movie working. Everyone congratulated me because they know, as a man, I need that feeling of worth.

I only wish you could have known me in my prime. In the top 5% of mainframe systems programmers in this country.

I earned 6 figures. During Y2k I got offers from New York based companies for over 250 grand per year to jump ship and work for them.

I signed an agreement I would not leave my company for a huge bonus check.

Now, I sit in my mother's finished basement. My daughter comes down to see me sometimes. She has a life going on, so I don't expect her to hang out talking with me all the time. My wife left (and took everything I owned) when she realized the only future she had with me was going through a death march with me. We were married 12 years and had no marital problems until the cancer.

I was so angry about that too, but I cannot change my health. In a couple months I will be in one of those cancer wings enjoying the fellowship with other dying people.

I hope you never have to face any of this, Freddy. Give me a break for figuring out what was wrong. That was very special to me and at least told me, my brain is still worth two sh**s.

Bob
BarryTheCrab
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I am very sorry for what you are going through, really, but there was no way for us to know of your illness, and I think if you read it through again, you'll see you are being a bit unfair to strangers who jumped in to help you. HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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djmorgan
Senior Member Location: Gold Coast, Queensland, Oz. Joined: Mar 09, 2007 07:07 Messages: 233 Offline
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This is so wrong at many levels, you have NO right to try to make us feel bad for helping you! had you explained in your first post your disability (if real) then a different approach may have occurred, although I don't see how! as you at the outset were not clear and avoided supplying detail as requested.

Clearly we wish well with your future, if you have manufactured an event to make us feel bad then I am sure we wish you Karma to go with that too!

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