First DVD Rebuilder Pro Error

[lern1079]

This is the first time I encounter any problem with DVD rebuilder. Can someone please assist me in determining what the problem is. My log is included. Trying to rip X-men 3 on Menu and movie only mode.

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[cynthia]

Hi and welcome to the forum, lern1079!

How did you rip the source?

[jdobbs]

Also, can you tell me if this was an NTSC or PAL disc?

[EDIT] Also, did you do any preprocessing with any other packages? I just ran the PREPARE phase on X-Men 3 for the NTSC version and it completed successfully (no errors).

[lern1079]

hi guys.
well i used ripit4me. then went straight to rebuilder.

I'm sorry but I don't know what the difference between NTSC or PAL disc. Still A newb at this.

[jdobbs]

If you're in the US or Canada you're probably NTSC... most of the rest of the world is PAL.

[lern1079]

Usa

[jdobbs]

Then a bad rip is the only explanation I can think of. I've had that disc on my hard drive for testing since it came out -- I've probably processed it 10-15 times using pretty much every setting possible.

My guess is that you ran into a "real" error and RipIt4Me assumed it was copy protection. You may get past it if you wipe the disc off and rip it again...

[blutach]

And don't forget to run the cleanup in step 3b and FixVTS. These are important steps in obtaining full compliance.

Regards

[lern1079]

I didn't get any errors on the decrypting. I always run FixVTS w/ Riptit4Me. I am including all the logs. So if anything stands out let me know. The rebuilder log is in the initial thread. I have no problem viewing the movie that is on my hard drive.

[blutach]

That's as clean a rip as they get. FixVTS didn't even change a navpack.

Regards

[jdobbs]

Although I'm not sure what "122 suspect areas" might be...

Could you send a copy of your REBUILDER.INI file to me at dvd-rb@dvd-rb.com ? I'd like to run it with your settings to see if that makes a difference.

[blutach]

@jdobbs - that is the way RipIt4Me works. It initially marks every cell in the titles domain as a suspect area so no ARccOS can hang the rip. If it finds a read error, it inserts a dummy sector.

Regards

[lern1079]

ok. yesterday I used Rebuilder with another dvd. It worked fine the only thing that I think I changed was deselecting Menu encoding. Now I tried doing X-men 3 again with the source path, destination and work path on the same hard drive because I also have an external one. Yesterday what I was trying to do was use my internal for the Source and the external for the output files.
Now I am using the same drive for all and it seems to be working. i never had this issue before. I will let you know how it comes out.

jdobbs...when using rebuilder and you want to use the beta viewer you can't do the 1 click process correct...you have to do the process individually and at a certain point use the beta viewere....because my output files seem to be 4.48 or above and then when I put them to Imageburn they go up to or beyond the DVD5 limit.

[blutach]

You use the beta veiwer after Preparation. So you run in 2 click mode - Prepare and Rebuild (with beta in between). CLick the slider down a few notches and you will get back into size.

Regards

[jdobbs]

Are you using anything unusual, like one pass vbr (OPV), or have you changed the TargetSectors setting? If everything is set up correctly DVD-RB will output very exactly to 4.32-4.33GB every time. I'm very confident in that -- as I have done well over 1400 discs and have never once had an oversize.

The editor requires that you enter 3 click mode. Until you have completed the PREPARE phase, there is nothing to edit. This is necessary because of the nature of MPEG and VOB file formats.