DVDtoOgm 1.41 beta and DVDtoOgm 1.41.1 Update

[mac1929]

hi darkio,

I have contacted DVD by email to know about development status of DVDtoOGM & DVDtoMKV. He has told me that he's currently working on a new version with important improvements and a complete new GUI.

So development goes on, and the waiting also goes on!!

cheers!

[ChristianHJW]

DVD sent me a couple of screenshots of the new version of his software ..... Jesus, he'll become a millionaire with it ! :O

[mac1929]

For sure. I've also seem some screenshots. I was really impressed with them. I've already made room for it on my harddisk!! If it finally is as good as it seems now it will surpass G. Knot, AutoGK and every other tool, both in GUI design and in functionality.

The waiting will be hard

BTW: This tool will be a push for mkv. Mkv is great but it lacks user friendly tools. I hope that DVD's tool and G Knot 0.30 start to change this situation.

[ChristianHJW]

[i]Originally posted by mac1929 [/i BTW: This tool will be a push for mkv. Mkv is great but it lacks user friendly tools. I hope that DVD's tool and G Knot 0.30 start to change this situation. [/B]

... i fully agreee !! DVD's new tool will become the official MKV creation tool, and be advertised on our homepage ....

[darkio]

Originally posted by mac1929
hi darkio,

I have contacted DVD by email to know about development status of DVDtoOGM & DVDtoMKV. He has told me that he's currently working on a new version with important improvements and a complete new GUI.

So development goes on, and the waiting also goes on!!

cheers!

Hi, very thank for reply !

[Eldin]

error message in DVDtoOGM

I've been using DVDtoOGM for a while now, and love it. However, I recently upgraded my hard drive, and after re-installing all my software, DVDtoOGM gives me a dialog box, with the following error message and an OK button, right when it should start to mux the audio/subtitles/chapters/whatever with the video -
"Listindex üeberschreitet das Maximum (9)"
After I press ok, it just sits (I've let it go overnight, just to see if it would do anything) and doesn't finish processing the encoding job, or move on to the other jobs in the queue. I'm able to use VirtualDubMod to mux things together myself, but it's inconvenient, especially since I had habitually queued up several jobs to run when I wouldn't be around for a while.

Anyway, I'm using DVDtoOGM 1.41.1 beta, and am only using other software that was packaged/installed with DVDtoOGM. The system is a dual CPU Pentium III, 512MB of RAM, with Win2k Professional. Has anyone else had a similar problem or know how to fix it, or at least give some insight into what might be causing it?

Thanks,
Eldin

[Enoon]

Hi,
I'm having a bit of trouble using DVD2OGM. I've successfully installed it on my one computer, installed all the OGG filters etc and it worked fine. I love the program, but it takes very long and in this time I can't use my computer. so I install the program and everythign that comes with it to my other older computer, which still should be able to handle it... follow all the same steps... but the program won't work. That is, it does everything except encoding and preview.
So I went and checked if my player can even play ogms etc, fixed a few things with some codecs, and now have all the same codecs installed on both computers. But still, on the older machine DVD2OGM will not work properly. I've checked all the settings of the program itself and they seem to be the exact same as on my other computer... same preview player...

I'm sure I'm overlooking something. Are some codecs known to cause interference with others? args... What could be the cause of there being no preview?

Thanks in advance for any help
Enoon

[UncasMS]

is any log-file available?

do you have avisynth installed?

[Enoon]

avisynth is installed, since it came with the package.

logfile attached. No errors occured during the 5 hr procedure, the file has no video though. and no preview. ;_; the endresult is only ~178 MB big. *desperation*

[original DVD]

DVDtoOgm - Now Open Source and Abandoned

Dear DVDtoOgm-Friends,

after a year not working on DVDtoOgm I finally decided to release the Sourcecodes for everyone!
I hope to find some developers who will keep up the work on DVDtoOgm. Its written with Borland Delphi 7, the required komponents can be found in the CVS-Tree. If you want to take over the project or just want to help wit the development, register on Sourceforge and contact me [dvdtoogm at gmx.net]!

Some Information:

The official Homepage [http://dvdtoogm.divx-digest.com]
The Project-Page [http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvdtoogm]
Some Screenshots [http://sourceforge.net/project/scree...oup_id=149578]

I'm pretty sorry for the bad writing style, today I would code different!

I really hope DVDtoOgm finds some new developers!

King regards,
Simon "DVD" Heckmann