PgcEdit Restore Backup Shortcoming

[r0lZ]

Dumb question...where is it? Is it a patch? I've checked your DL site.

It's in the next release, not already available. I'm still working hard to improve v8.0, and I will release it. Probably in a couple of weeks.

[r0lZ]

I moved FixVTS to my desktop and when I tried to launch it from PgcEdit I still got this...

Obviously, it's a bug. I will fix it too for v8.0...

[r0lZ]

Hum, I've tried to do exactly what you did and everything worked perfectly.

After you have moved FixVTS.exe on your desktop, PgcEdit should have displayed its Open File dialog to let you select FixVTS.exe on your desktop. Is it what you got? The error dialog comes after this step, or before?

What system are you using? WinXP SP2?

[idontno]

@r0lZ

Thanks for taking the time to listen to my suggestions and probs.

I know you put a lot into improving PgcEdit.

It's worth a LOT more than I can donate, but I'll do my best.


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[idontno]

Hum, I've tried to do exactly what you did and everything worked perfectly.

After you have moved FixVTS.exe on your desktop, PgcEdit should have displayed its Open File dialog to let you select FixVTS.exe on your desktop. Is it what you got? The error dialog comes after this step, or before?

What system are you using? WinXP SP2?

I am using Win XP SP2.

After I moved FixVTS, I opened PgcEdit and the Open DVD folder opens and I choose the DVD I want opened. It opens and everything goes as normal until I save and select FixVTS (current domain) in [Tools]. This is when I get the message. It doesn't ask me where FixVTS is.

Now if I choose FixVTS in Plugins-PSL2(ARccOS)-FixVTS-Proccess current Title domain with FixVTS, it works like the one in [Tools] used to.

The only thing I have done is moved all my DVD's to another partition so C:\ doesn't get fraged so much. But I'm not sure if this started before or after I made the DVD location switch.


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[r0lZ]

OK, thanks for the info, and a million thanks for your donation!
BTW, sorry, I haven't replied sooner. I've had an account problem and I haven't noticed your replies before.

I have another question: have you defined some custom tools in the Tools menu? If yes, do you have similar problems to launch them?

Also, you could try this:
Open the folder "C:\Documents and Settings\[your user name]\Application Data\PgcEdit", and locate the file "pgcedit.tools". If you don't have custom tools in your Tools menu, delete the file. Otherwise, edit it with any text editor such as Notepad. At the end of the file, you'll see a line similar to this:
set ::config(fixvts_exe) "C:/Program Files/PgcEdit/bin/FixVTS.exe"
Remove that line completely, or change it to:
set ::config(fixvts_exe) ""
and save the file. Retry the function and let me know if it worked.

Note that "Application Data" is an hidden folder. (I wonder why!)

[idontno]

Yes I have custom tools in the [Tools] menu. And they work fine.

I made the change to: set ::config(fixvts_exe) "" and when I chose FixVTS (current domain) a window opened asking for the location of FixVTS.

Works just fine now. Thanks a heep!

Funny thing is, the line it wrote back in is the same as the one I deleted.

Guess it just needed a kick in the butt.

Here's what I have now and alls well.

set ::config(tools) {
{VobBlanker {C:\Andy\CreateDVD\VobBlanker\VobBlanker.exe} {"%p\%i"} {} %p false true true false true}
{{Play in Nero Showtime} {C:\Program Files\Nero\Nero 7\Nero ShowTime\ShowTime.exe} %F & %d false false false false false}
}
set ::config(fixvts_exe) "C:/Andy/CreateDVD/FixVTS/FixVTS.exe"


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[r0lZ]

Seems fine. Just wondering what happened...
Anyway, I'm glad it works fine now.

[idontno]

Yeah, kinda strange huh.


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