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aspi problem with XP

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by jobailey, Feb 21, 2006.

  1. jobailey

    jobailey Member

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    okay, so I am a newb and this is my first post, so bear with me. i have decided to go with the dvdfab/dvdd/dvdshrink combination, but i cant even get passed first base in my setup. i downloaded the aspi4.7.1a2, and followed the installation instructions, but when the command prompt comes up and i try to enter x32, the dialog box closes. after it happened the first time i went back in to look and it says hit any key to continue. am i opening the wrong file?
     
  2. gamename

    gamename Regular member

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    ive never had to install an aspi when using windows xp home or pro, to use any of the apps u mentioned. if ur using a 9x os u might need to but not xp...heres a link...http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~aa571/aspi.htm
     
  3. brobear

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    Gamename nailed that one. To date I've not seen ASPI fix one problem with XP issues. Nero has it's own, so XP doesn't need it there. Also, I've yet to see ASPI needed for any of the common recording apps. So, ditch the ASPI and get on with the rest of the installation. Hopefully you won't get into any problems with those. One of the reasons most people encounter problems trying to load ASPI on XP is because they're not supposed to. ;)
     
  4. MaxBurn

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    Yep, no system aspi is better than a corrupt one. Most programs supply what is needed where a system aspi was needed before.
    One program called killaspi.bat removes the aspi. Many ppl mess up by not removing the corrupt one, and instead installing a new aspi over the old one. Problems in burning usually happen. Remove the aspi, and everything works fine for most ppl.
    Just agreeing here.. :)
     
  5. jobailey

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    followed your advice, ditched the aspi, went with the rest of my install, and eureka! i backed up my first DVD. the only problem is now i have a new thing to tweak on .girlfriend isnt happy but she'll get over it
     
  6. brobear

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    LOL Get a high quality encoder that takes longer (RB/CCE). That way you can tweak the girl while you wait on the machine, instead of the other way around. ;) Plus you get the highest quality with both. LOL
     
  7. jobailey

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    nah, more interested in the DVD back-up then the girl right now. she aint going anywhere. in the meantime, i need more input like number 5
     

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