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"Maybe
it is too obvious to be mentioned, but I would give the suggestion to
apply cuts and stripping of unwanted material as a POSTPROCESSING
to every ppl having troubles in preprocessing material to feed to DVD-RB...
Steps could be as follow:
1. Evaluate the size (in byte) of the materials to be stripped. This could
be eventually carried out doing a backup, performing the preprocessing,
taking note of the difference respect to the backup and restoring the
original material from the backup..
2. This size, in sectors, is obtained by dividing the size in bytes for
2048 (better being conservative on this value, cause this computation
is not taking into account the fact that the stripped material MAY
be involved into the encoding, resulting in an overestimated value)...
3. Perform a "standard" DVD-RB session on the original title, tuning the
TargetSectors item in the [OPTIONS] section of the Rebuilder.ini file;
at the TargetSectors item, if present, should be added a value in the
order of the size, in sectors, obtained in point 2...
4. When DVD-RB has completed his work, strip the unwanted material...
Cheers,"
Sir Didymus
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"To
combine the previous ideas:
3b. Use RBOpt to set the compression ratio of the material to be stripped
to 100% (no compression) so their size after processing with RB is similar
to the original.
Other:
As the menus are not processed by RB, if they are too big, use Shrink
to preprocess them (other parts od the DVD set to "No Compression" in
full backup mode)"
pg55555
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Installation tip
"The
most common mistake I've read is not making sure you point the CCE path
to the eclcce executable and not the cce executable itself. This is the
most common cause of avs scrip errors "frame size not supported".
Also include to make sure the latest versions of eclcce v1.81, AviSynth
(v. 2.55) and DGMPGDec v1.012. or mpeg2decdg from the decodefix110mod.zip
kit is used.
Making sure the latest properly installed software is being used would
solve 90% of the new install error problems."
dannyv
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