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CloneDVD mobile 1.6.0.1 beta

Editing .ini file in Windows 7

Ok, now the main 1.6.0.1 Thread is now closed, I got nowhere to post. :p

Not really a problem as such. But i'm using the windows 7 Beta and I can't edit the .ini file. Has the .ini been locked?
 
1.6.0.0 was closed because users need to update to 1.6.0.1 and post here now :)
 
Ok, now the main 1.6.0.1 Thread is now closed, I got nowhere to post. :p

Not really a problem as such. But i'm using the windows 7 Beta and I can't edit the .ini file. Has the .ini been locked?

I've got the same 'issue' with Vista x64. Basically you need to copy the INI to my documents, edit it and then copy it back - then you get asked to elevate the rights to administrator.

Similarly the default location for the transcoding log file is the EXE location. Try to save, CDVDM says it saved, but it's not there for sure.

And yes I have done the Vista UAC trick described here http://www.informationweek.com/blog...l;jsessionid=UVZW0LFJSUMHUQSNDLPSKH0CJUNN2JVN
 
Sorry Peer, my bad, didn't realise until after I made the post. Thanks. :D
 
Great stuff! The Creative ZEN Vision:W profile just completed it's 2nd pass and it's still going strong. Many thanks to the dev's for such a quick fix!
 
This movie format is not supported

I've searched this forum on this topic, but have not been able to find a concrete solution. I'm using CloneDVDmobile ver 1.2.0.1 on a vista x64 maching trying to convert movies to play on a 2nd gen iPod touch ver 2.2.1
The movie converts fine; I can play it in iTunes. When I drag it to my iPod and play it I just get "This movie format in not supported".
My coworker has downloaded movies onto my iPod with CloneDVDmobile, vists x64 without problems...movies play fine. I've used the same format he uses in CloneDVDmobile, but can't get it to work.
When I 'get info' of the movie in iTunes before and after transfer to the iPod, the info has changed while my coworkers loaded movies look the same before and after transfer.
I'm thinking the movie file is being corrupted during the transfer process. Has anyone found exactly why this is happening, and how to fix the problem?
Thanks
Jkib
 
Am I right in saying that the MPEG2 pass-through and re-encode aren't working yet? They seem to cause CDVDM to crash.
 
Am I right in saying that the MPEG2 pass-through and re-encode aren't working yet? They seem to cause CDVDM to crash.

They were working in the previous 1.6.0.0 beta release although I did experience some anomalies. It still works but it seems to selectively work in some cases and not in others. I have to believe it has to do with the original content that is causing the problem.
 
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Some general observations. I've used quite a few profiles and the audio and video now, for the most part, is dead on in sync. So finally that problem seemed licked. I would have to say thou that the image using the generic Divx, and other profiles seemed to be a bit better in the 1.2.0.1 version. It's not bad here just no quite the same quality. I also noticed that the bitrate you seem to be setting in the slider, always comes out lower than what you actually selected by as much as 300kbps. Upping the slider by that amount seems to get you around the amount you'd want, but it is most definately off.
 
Haven't investigated too deeply yet, but the first NTSC DVD I've been trying to re-encode as MP4 is *really* jerky on my PS3 (target) and SMPlayer. I've tried de-interlacing and various quality settings. Output for iPod Touch is also jerky.

I'll try others when I get chance, but the one I've been trying the Region 1 version of A Fistful Of Dollars.

I now seem to be able to re-encode MPEG2 OK (not sure why it failed yesterday) and that's not jerky at all.

The old version did a reasonaby good job - even if getting the audio sync right was difficult.

Anyone else seeing similar?

Edit: More info:

Region 1 NTSC "The Matrix" also very jerky on whatever I use to play it back.

Region 2 PAL DVDs seem to be not too bad. I've just tried Region 2 PAL "The Incredibles" also "Spirited Away" and they're fine.

Just the NTSC DVDs which suffer.

Also, the mpeg2 re-encode didn't have audio. Let me know if there's any specific info anyone wants.
 
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"This movie format is not supported" message on both of my iPod 2nd gen touches from movies converted to mpeg-4 using CloneDVDmobile 1.2 and also 1.6.0.1 beta from my home system.
No problems encountered from movies converted from friend's system with same OS and using same selections in CloneDVDmobile, wether or not it was transferred to ipod using his system or my system.
I've used the search function on this particular problem and have noticed others with the same message...but could find no specific solutions. I'm beginning to think a computer setting or app. is interferring with the conversion process even though CloneDVDmobile gives the process complete at the end with no indicated problems.
Would appreciate your assistance on this issue.
Thank you.
 
Have to agree on this, using the Zune MP4 profile A Fistful Of Dollars does indeed have stuttering video. This is on full high quality, 3 pass.

Also A/V is out of synch for me on For A Few Dollars More even tho I didn't
get any fail error, same settings as above.

NTSC R1 videos.
 
Sorry have done several movies since the ones I stated and don't have a log, will post one when I redo the mentioned movies.
 
VOB file (passthrough) provides wrong total play time.

I have tested "VOB file (passthrough)" to see if the problem persists that the total time is not recorded properly in the movie. Well, it does persist. I can't attach a log because the log is empty, but I have attached a screenshot of the summary.

Although having a play time of two hours, the film shows a total of only 10 seconds in Mediaplayer, VLC and on the PS3.

This also happens with a number of other films with similar playtimes. Actually with all that I have tested with 1.6.

Do you need any further information?
 

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Generic MPEG-2 pass-through crashes when deinterlace enabled

As the title says, generic MPEG-2 pass-through crashes immediately after starting when deinterlace is enabled. This happens consistently for all films I have tested. For one of them I have attached the log file. It should be noted that the target file has been created but has zero size.
 

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Generic MPEG-2 pass-through hangs indefinitely when deinterlace disabled

In contrast to my previous post, generic MPEG-2 pass-through starts transcoding but hangs indefinitely at the end when deinterlace is disabled. It reproducibly hangs at 99% for all films I have tested. ffmpeg is running at 100% and has to be terminated in task manager. Unfortunately I can't attach a log file because there is none.
 
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