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Might be that it created an .iso file?

 

I ran DVD Flick using a second copy of the movie file. It completed but when I tried to play back the new AVI movie there was no sound and the pictures were all scrambled, a lot of different colored squares. Nothing I have tried, ImgBurn, DVDFlick, DeCrypter seems to be able to allow this movie to be burned to a DVD that can be played on a DVD player. Any other suggestions from you or anyone else? Thanks for trying.

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DVD Flick doesn't make AVI files, it makes IFO/BUP/VOB files (i.e. DVD Video) - well, ASAIK anyway!

 

If the picture is scrambled then perhaps the source file is encrypted and therefore cannot be converted/burnt to disc.

 

Are you sure the source file isn't locked down by DRM?

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DVD Flick doesn't make AVI files, it makes IFO/BUP/VOB files (i.e. DVD Video) - well, ASAIK anyway!

 

If the picture is scrambled then perhaps the source file is encrypted and therefore cannot be converted/burnt to disc.

 

Are you sure the source file isn't locked down by DRM?

 

I am not sure, but I was able to copy the WMV file from my HDD to a DVD and it will play in any computer that I have tried. DVD Flick made a MPEG file not an AVI, sorry for the wrong information.

 

When I check the properties of the movie file and click license, it doesn't show anything.

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As I say, DVD Flick's final output it supposed to be IFO/BUP/VOB files in a DVD Video folder (called 'VIDEO_TS') which then gets burnt with ImgBurn.

 

I don't know where the MPG file comes into it, maybe it's just a temp file.

These are the files DVD Flick put in a folder it made. The Video_TS and Audio_TS folders are empty.

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Looks as it crashed before it was done. What's in the errorlog.txt file?

 

I took a downloaded MPG movie and ran it through DVD Flick and it converted it so I can play it on my DVD player, but when I install it in my portable DVD player I get a message that this type of disk cannot be played. [

 

This is what was in the errorlog.txt file

 

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DVD Flick error log

Version 1.3.0.2 build 720

*** Project info

EncodeProf 2

Threads 2

OverScan 0, 3

TargetRate 0

TargetFormat 1

TargetSize 4

CreateISO 0

CustRate 0

EnableBurn 1

EraseRW 1

HalfRes 0

LoopPlayb 1

AutoPlayMenu 1

MenuEnable 0

MenuTemplt Mosaic

VolumeMod 100

WhenPlayed 0

*** Warnings given

EnsureEmptyDiscInserted |

*** Titles

0 - TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase

ChaptCount -1

ChaptInt -1

ChaptSource 1

TargetAR 1

ThumbIndex 895

*** Project sources

E:\TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase.wmv

Stream 0 (1)

Dur 8945.34

StartT 0

Compr wmav2

BitR 127

Chnnls 2

SRate 48000

Delay 0

Stream 1 (2)

Dur 8945.34

StartT 0

Compr wmv3

BitR 1372

720x300 24 FPS

PAR 1

SAR 2.4

C:\Users\Mark\Videos\TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase.wmv

Stream 0 (1)

Dur 8945.34

StartT 40

Compr wmav2

BitR 127

Chnnls 2

SRate 48000

Delay 0

Stream 1 (2)

Dur 8945.34

StartT 40

Compr wmv3

BitR 1372

720x300 24 FPS

PAR 1

SAR 2.4

*** dvdflick.log

8:50:23 PM: DVD Flick 1.3.0.2 build 720

8:50:23 PM: Calculating stream sizes...

8:50:23 PM: Disc space used : 4311654 KB

8:50:23 PM: Average bitrate : 3762 Kbit/s

8:50:23 PM: Total duration : 2:29:05 hours

8:50:23 PM: 1 title(s).

8:50:23 PM: Using Normal encoding profile.

8:50:23 PM: NTSC target format.

8:50:23 PM: CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+

8:50:23 PM: Threadcount: 2

8:50:23 PM: Encoding video...

8:50:23 PM: Title 0, source 0

8:50:23 PM: Source : C:\Users\Mark\Videos\TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase.wmv

8:50:23 PM: Properties : 720x300, 2.4:1, 24 FPS, wmv3, 8945.34 seconds

8:50:23 PM: Target BitRate : 3762 Kbit\s

8:50:23 PM: Re-encoding

8:50:23 PM: -i "C:\Users\Mark\Videos\TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase.wmv" -vcodec mpeg2video -s 720x352 -padtop 64 -padbottom 64 -r 29.97 -g 14 -bufsize 1835008 -packetsize 2048 -muxrate 10080000 -aspect 16:9 -minrate 3712k -maxrate 3712k -b 3712k -preme 1 -precmp 2 -subcmp 8 -mbcmp 8 -cmp 1 -sws_flags lanczos+accurate_rnd -flags +trell -mbd 2 -dc 8 -an -threads 2 -fflags +genpts -strict very -f mpeg2video -shortest -map 0:1 "C:\Users\Mark\Documents\dvd\dvd\0.0.m2v"

10:23:43 PM: Combining video sources...

10:23:43 PM: Concatenating video...

10:23:43 PM: Encoding audio...

10:23:43 PM: Title 0, track 0, source 0 of 0

10:23:43 PM: Source : C:\Users\Mark\Videos\TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase.wmv

10:23:43 PM: Properties : 2 channels, 48000 Hz, wmav2, 8945.34 seconds

10:23:43 PM: Recompressing to 192 Kbit\s with 2 channel(s)

10:23:43 PM: -i "C:\Users\Mark\Videos\TheDaVinciCode_2006_pc_purchase.wmv" -i "C:\Users\Mark\Documents\dvd\dvd\0.0.m2v" -map 0:0:1:0 -acodec ac3 -ab 192k -ac 2 -ar 48000 -threads 2 -async 0 -shortest "C:\Users\Mark\Documents\dvd\dvd\0.0.0.ac3"

10:23:58 PM: -1 from EncodeAudio: Audio encoding failed.

 

*** ffmpeg_audio_title0_track0_source0.txt

LE, ignoring

Error while decoding stream #0.0

Error while decoding stream #0.0

overflow in spectral RLE, ignoring

overflow in spectral RLE, ignoring

Error while decoding stream #0.0

Error while decoding stream #0.0

Error while decoding stream #0.0

Error while decoding stream #0.0

Error while decoding stream #0.0

size= 0kB time=10000000000.00 bitrate= 0.0kbits/s

size= 0kB time=10000000000.00 bitrate= 0.0kbits/s

 

*** ffmpeg_video_title0_source0.txt

42x0

[wmv3 @ 0235EF60]concealing 812 DC, 812 AC, 812 MV errors

Error while decoding stream #0.1

Error while decoding stream #0.1

Error while decoding stream #0.1

[wmv3 @ 0235EF60]Bits overconsumption: 2010 > 1920 at 12x0

[wmv3 @ 0235EF60]concealing 842 DC, 842 AC, 842 MV errors

frame=61306 fps= 13 q=2.0 size= 926846kB time=2045.54 bitrate=3711.8kbits/s

frame=61306 fps= 13 q=2.0 size= 926846kB time=2045.54 bitrate=3711.8kbits/s

 

*** Project destination folder

0.0.0.ac3 0

0.0.m2v 949229151

dvdflick.log 2157

errorlog.txt 5640

ffmpeg_audio_title0_track0_source0.txt 11934

ffmpeg_video_title0_source0.txt 2893940

*** Drives

C - HP - 2

FS NTFS

AvailSpace 59650

FreeSpace 59650

TotalSize 232064

D - Recovery - 2

FS NTFS

AvailSpace 903

FreeSpace 903

TotalSize 6409

E - not ready

F - not ready

G - not ready

H - not ready

I - not ready

J - not ready

K - not ready

L - WD Disk - 2

FS FAT32

AvailSpace 133027

FreeSpace 133027

TotalSize 152588

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10:23:58 PM: -1 from EncodeAudio: Audio encoding failed.

There is a later version 1.3.0.4 that includes some bug fixes, might be worth a try to use it. If you still get a crash, post in the DVD Flick forum about it, they should know more about the issue.

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10:23:58 PM: -1 from EncodeAudio: Audio encoding failed.

There is a later version 1.3.0.4 that includes some bug fixes, might be worth a try to use it. If you still get a crash, post in the DVD Flick forum about it, they should know more about the issue.

 

I tried 3 different WMV files on DVD Flick each one took over 7 hours to go through the process. When they got to burning the disk with ImgBurn I kept getting the following error message for the first 20% of burning "Failed to write sectors xxxxxx-xxxxxx Reason: Write Error Retrying 1 of 20. After it got past sector 379935 it continued and then said it was complete. When I put the disk back in the computer I got asked what I wanted to do with the empty disk. An explore of the disk showed nothing on it. If ImgBurn showed successful completion, where did the files go??

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Where's the burn log?

 

Sorry.

 

I 15:58:35 ImgBurn Version 2.4.2.0 started!

I 15:58:35 Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition (6.0, Build 6001 : Service Pack 1)

I 15:58:35 Total Physical Memory: 1,963,848 KB - Available: 963,804 KB

W 15:58:35 Drive L:\ (FAT32) does not support single files > 4 GB in size.

I 15:58:35 Initialising SPTI...

I 15:58:35 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...

I 15:58:35 Found 1 DVD

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Did we already have the conversation about write once media working better than rewritable stuff?

 

If not, you can probably guess what it would be about.

 

Burn onto some decent DVD+R or DVD-R from Verbatim / Taiyo Yuden.

Burn at 8x or 12x.

 

Update your firmware to YH14.

 

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwar...227&os=2093

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Did we already have the conversation about write once media working better than rewritable stuff?

 

If not, you can probably guess what it would be about.

 

Burn onto some decent DVD+R or DVD-R from Verbatim / Taiyo Yuden.

Burn at 8x or 12x.

 

Update your firmware to YH14.

 

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwar...227&os=2093

 

I installed the new firmware and used a DVD-R disk. Same result. The movie was converted and burned but the replay only shows a lot of colors but no actual picture. The AVI format movie I converted and burned had no problem. They were both downloaded movies. These are the files that were made. The Audio_TS folder was empty.

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  • 2 weeks later...
Convert the AVI over to video files using DVD SANTA. Then build the image with ImgBurn. Works every time for me

 

Thanks for your input. The file I am working with is a purchased, downloaded WMV movie and DVD Santa will not convert it to another format. I tried several other conversion programs and they will not convert it either. The closest I came was with DVD Flick. It converted and burned to disk using ImgBurn but when I went to play it on the DVD player it said the disk could not be played. When I tried on the computer all the images in the movie were scrambled.

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DVDFlick is not meant to remove DRM copy protection on " purchased, downloaded WMV movie ". And from your experience it is obvious that it cannot.

 

Again... its copy protected!! DVDflick is not built to circumvent such protection, and so you got a scrambled image, so why keep trying with DVDflick??

 

I assume (from what I've seen in this forum at least) that the author of ImgBurn does not wish this to become a discussion on the removal of copy protection, which is what this topic will become.

 

There are programs which "play" the file and allow you to "capture" the images being produced in real time. But they're not related to Imgburn or DVDflick.

Search!!

 

PS Apologies LUK!, we must have been responding at same time... yours was much more concise ;)

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DVDFlick is not meant to remove DRM copy protection on " purchased, downloaded WMV movie ". And from your experience it is obvious that it cannot.

 

Again... its copy protected!! DVDflick is not built to circumvent such protection, and so you got a scrambled image, so why keep trying with DVDflick??

 

I assume (from what I've seen in this forum at least) that the author of ImgBurn does not wish this to become a discussion on the removal of copy protection, which is what this topic will become.

 

There are programs which "play" the file and allow you to "capture" the images being produced in real time. But they're not related to Imgburn or DVDflick.

Search!!

 

PS Apologies LUK!, we must have been responding at same time... yours was much more concise ;)

 

I removed the DRM, used DVD Flick and ImgBurn and got it to play. Thanks everyone who answered.

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