ok so my problem with dvd lab pro is this so i go on an import the video and create the menu and stuff so after i click on compile dvd and everything goes well. but when i go to the folder were the program created it the video i test it and the video freezes up after a couple of seconds. im not sure why this happen since before i was able to make dvds like i use to with no problems. this is what i would do get a video and with allok to dvd converter i would convert the vid into vob file then i would import it with dvdlab pro to create the menus and burn them. and it would work out. but after i reformatted my computer and installed dvd lab pro back i began to have this problem were the movie freezes and it goes all mess up. here is a short vid i put up so you guys can see what its happening it is low quality but you will see what i mean by freezing. movie its only 15mb anyway i search everywhere and i cant find the solution so i hope of you guys had the same problem and were able to fix it so that if you can help me with this problem. thank you...
Allowing for the fact that this is animation, it didn't appear to freeze using VLC player. Which player were you using?
Tried it in MPC player and it freezes. I demuxed VTS_01_1.VOB with Rejig and it shows an audio skew of -232. I remuxed it and substituted the the new VOB for the old and it seems seems to run ok with MPC. If this was an AVI, the audio could probably be corrected with VirtualDub before converting to DVD.
thnax for replying. anyway i use cyberlink power dvd. to vie my vob files. also i went and tried it with mpc and it dint freeze but no audio i used VCL and same it didnt freeze but no audio. so i check with power dvd and it had sound but it freezed. although i dont understand after converting my avi to vob i check it and it plays fine but when i use dvd lab pro and add the menus and compile it thats when it gets screw up. also i do have virtualdual mod so i was wondering i would i correct this error if you dont mind
If you want to check an AVI, load it into VirtualDubMod. Click 'Video' > 'Frame rate' and check the settings. Under 'Source rate adjustment', if the first item is different from the third item, change them to make them match. Under 'Frame rate conversion', select 'Convert to fps:' and insert the current fps. Save with Direct Stream Copy.
bad news i guess it only works were videos have different audio bitrate i was trying to convert a file who had the same ftps so i did what you but i did it as told by image you posted anyway and convert it to vob file test it and so far so good so i use dvd lab pro 2 and it freezes again so it seems it only helps if the file has different ftps but if it has the same the problem continues
Hard to believe all the input files have problems.Sounds like it's DVD Lab Pro that's acting up. To check, use this tiny prog to convert the AVI to DVD format. Use your PC media player to open the output folder and play it. If it 's ok, then you know where the problem lies. http://dl.afterdawn.com/vsoDivxToDVD_setup_v0.5.2b.exe Import the file(s) (AVI, WMV,MPEG, VOB) Output (standard DVD file format) to a folder on the HDD. Set 'Aspect' to 4:3 (if you have a regular tv) Set 'Standard' to NTSC (if you live in North America)
yeah i know that dvdlab pro is the one thats acting up. because first i check my avi files to make sure they play ok. once i check that they do work ok i go on and convert them to vob. once its finished and its on .vob i check the vob to see if it plays ok. and they do but once i use dvd lab pro to compile it with menus its when the new created two folders ( the video_ST and Audio_ST) with the vob files i go and check them b4 going to burn them and thats when the movie freezes. so thats how i know dvdlab pro is the one acting up. but i do not know why because i leave the defaults alone..
