DVD Lab Pro Problem

[bosscheech]

It's a high gen VHS transfer. It's DVD, not avi or asf or any lesser quality media.

Last night I went through everything, deleted the old files and re-uploaded the VOB files. Same thing. I really cannot understand this, as when I play the DVD it is 100% fine.

[Thulani]

What is your audio type? Have you tried to convert the audio to lpcm & author with it to see if it works?

The latest releases of this software have been very bad (in my opinion).

[tgunn2760]

Originally Posted by bosscheech

It's a high gen VHS transfer. It's DVD, not avi or asf or any lesser quality media.

Last night I went through everything, deleted the old files and re-uploaded the VOB files. Same thing. I really cannot understand this, as when I play the DVD it is 100% fine.

The video is NTSC and you selected NTSC on Lab right?

The only other thing I can suggest is to try authoring it without a menu, but keep the chapter points, just to see what happens.

I read someplace that newer version of DVDlab have issues as well.

I still think the video file has been corrupted, but cannot be sure.

[bosscheech]

Originally Posted by kill_them_all1000

What is your audio type? Have you tried to convert the audio to lpcm & author with it to see if it works?

The latest releases of this software have been very bad (in my opinion).

Audio is AC3. I suppose I could give that a try.

If the video file is corrupt, how can it play, burn, and decrpyt ok? I'm not an expert at all, so I'm just wondering. Thanks for the help guys.

[Thulani]

If you demultiplex the files with DGIndex will it give you an warning before or after demultiplex?

[pawel]

Try to mux the stream with http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Muxman If you get an error, it means that the stream is corrupted. Otherwise, DLP has some unknown problem.

[bosscheech]

I will try Muxman. Thanks