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Weird Scenarist Error on Alien 4 (Quadrilogy Edition)
Alien 4 was demuxed by VOIB since it contains a quot;Directors Cutquot; and quot;Theaterical Releasequot; on the same disc.
Everything went fine --- including the import into Scenarist. However when I went to Create DVD Video I got the following errors that I have never seen before:
Info
InfoCreating DVD Files
InfoCreating DVD data (VMG Language)
InfoPreparing to multiplex track dummy_VTS_Track
InfoCreating Multiplexer info
InfoMultiplexing
InfoMultiplexing VOB Main Stream
InfoNo VTSlt;VTS_1gt; Language Tracks found
InfoCreating DVD data (VTS Title) VTS#01
InfoPreparing to multiplex track dummy_VTS_Track
InfoCreating Multiplexer info
InfoMultiplexing
InfoMultiplexing VOB Main Stream
InfoNo VTSlt;VTS_2gt; Language Tracks found
InfoCreating DVD data (VTS Title) VTS#02
InfoPreparing to multiplex track dummy_VTS_Track
InfoCreating Multiplexer info
InfoMultiplexing
InfoMultiplexing VOB Main Stream
InfoNo VTSlt;VTS_3gt; Language Tracks found
InfoCreating DVD data (VTS Title) VTS#03
InfoPreparing to multiplex track dummy_VTS_Track
InfoCreating Multiplexer info
InfoMultiplexing
InfoMultiplexing VOB Main Stream
InfoNo VTSlt;VTS_4gt; Language Tracks found
InfoCreating DVD data (VTS Title) VTS#04
InfoPreparing to multiplex track VTS04_1_Track
InfoCreating Multiplexer info
InfoMultiplexing
InfoMultiplexing VOB Main Stream
ErrorThis VOB duration (47.5 frames) is not multiple number of frame.
Errordvd_mux : DoMux Multiplexing Error
ErrorTerminated Multiplexing (ScenAid27.scn-VTS04_1_Track_t.vob).
Error The VOB duration must be even number of fields.
Error Multiplex is failed.
InfoMultiplexing failed, Tracklt;VTS04_1_Trackgt;
ErrorMuxFromDB:MuxVTS failed
ErrorMultiplex failed
ErrorDVD files could not be created
Can anyone assist?
hi recoil47,
this error has been discussed before. there are a few tricks you can try to fix these errors, in these threads:
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try the suggestion by D3s7 of manually reducing the duration of the problematic video by 1 - 3 frames first and see how you go.
to be honest, i vaguely remember that trahald was (had?) worked on a fix for this but for the life of me i can not find the relevant thread (damn budgie brain)
anyways, good luck
j
Sounds like a good suggestion:
quot;Solution is this: Select that track in the track layout. Click the main video in there and adjust the quot;track durationquot; a few frames back (1 at a time preferably). Attempt to compile.
May take a few but you shouldn't have to go back more then 5 or 6quot;
However I have no clue how to actually do that stuff he just said. Can someone step me through how to do this, and where the commands can be found?
import into scenarist
open the track editor (top left tabs)
double click on the vts_04 track
highlight the video stream (single left click on the stream)
in the properties window (bottom middle window) you will see video duration - in there you can change the track length back by a frame or two
hth
j
Here are screenshots of what I believe I am doing. One thing I think might be strange is the blue box on the top in the first screenshot goes on way farther than the actual frame picture(s), and the blue box on the bottom screenshot doesn't even get to finish the first frame --- almost like it doesnt exist.
Originally Posted by jelimport into scenarist
open the track editor (top left tabs)
double click on the vts_04 track
highlight the video stream (single left click on the stream)
in the properties window (bottom middle window) you will see video duration - in there you can change the track length back by a frame or two
hth
j
Oddly enough (and I think you can see it in my screencap) there isn't an option for the VTS04_1_Track Video stream for duration. I clicked on other tracks and I do see where its an option I could edit. But not on the one in question. Does this mean I have bigger problems?
(running Scenarist 2.7)
oops ... sorry didnt get email notification that you had replied ....
your not actually selecting the video stream at the moment
use the magnifying glass to zoom in on the track, so you can highlight the (black) video
... or given that this is such a short duration track, it is most likely blank, so simply substitute it for a dummy track
OK,
I did the zoom thing so now I can at least see what I believe to be the duration for the video. See the below pic and let me know if I'm on the right track. What values should I be changing it to?
Currently its at 00:00:00:29
This is for the Video stream, as you can see from the pic, the Scenes stream seems a bit odd too.
Sorry for the questions, but this one is a tough problem and I'm not familiar enough with Scenarist to just rip out the solution.
Well.
I tried re-encoding the assets and everything from square one to see if I could avoid this issue, and I can't. So I guess somehow I have to deal with this thing.
As I have posted above, I think I am close to being able to do the workaround, but I can't quite seem to get there, and when I try to quot;guessquot; via trial and error I make things worse.
If anyone can help stepping me through this --- or point out a fix to prevent this error from happening in the first place --- it would be appreciated.
Side note: Why the heck to random errors like this always happen on the last DVD in a given set (Alien Quadrilogy in this case)? Why would the first three be just fine, and the crap always has to happen to the last one. *sigh*
hey your almost there ! .... i hope
as you can see in your screen cap the duration is set to 29 frames in your property window ....
so ... delete you scenarsist mux data and cache folders from your working folder first (as a pre-caution)
then in the window where it shows duration, place you mouse cursor and delete the 9 and replace it with an 8. then try to compile.
if that doesnt work try repeating and using 27 as duration.
good luck
j
OK,
Actually my screenshot was before I already messed something up. After this fresh encode the duration wasquot;
00:00:01:18.
So far I have decerased it all the way down to:
00:00:01:10
and now I get a different error:
ErrorThis VOB has 80 fields (in track:VTS04_1_Track).
Error -- The preceding VOB in seamless connection must have equal to or more than 90 fields.
Errordvd_mux : DoMux Multiplexing Error
ErrorTerminated Multiplexing (ScenAid27.scn-VTS04_1_Track_t.vob).
Error The preceding VOB in seamless connection is too short.
Error Multiplex is failed.
InfoMultiplexing failed, Tracklt;VTS04_1_Trackgt;
ErrorMuxFromDB:MuxVTS failed
ErrorMultiplex failed
ErrorDVD files could not be created
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Even worse, I tried to set it back to the original 00:00:01:18 and I now get this:
ErrorThe number of frames of audio is 9 shorter than video's quot;C:\DVD\Output\VTS04\VTS__04_V001-80-448K-[0ms]-ch6.AC3quot;
ErrorPlease use longer audio file for seamless vob connnection
Errordvd_mux : DoMux Multiplexing Error
ErrorTerminated Multiplexing (ScenAid27.scn-VTS04_1_Track_t.vob).
Error Audio gap is detected
Error Multiplex is failed.
InfoMultiplexing failed, Tracklt;VTS04_1_Trackgt;
ErrorMuxFromDB:MuxVTS failed
ErrorMultiplex failed
ErrorDVD files could not be created
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This is majorly hosed up.
well its not that badly quot;hosed upquot; ...
for the second part of your error, all you then needed to do was reset the duration of your audio so that the end times matched again ...
as for your first error ... one option is to change the connection type to non-seamless.
can you please send me the original .ifo files for this vts - check pm
cheers
j
hmm ... well, to be honest, if this was me, i would create a new track manually using the original source files and substitute in the scenario .... but that would probably take me a long time to explain
so ... before we start down that track, could you download the latest public release of muxman, and use that to import your .scp file and see if it throws any errors on import or on compile
cheers
j
OK sounds like a plan.
Well that didn't take long. Here are the only errors I got importing that SCP into Muxman:
Duplicate menu type quot;Title Entryquot; in PGC quot;VTS4_Title3_PGC4quot;, original is quot;VTS4_Title3_PGC3quot;
Duplicate menu type quot;Title Entryquot; in PGC quot;VTS4_Title3_PGC5quot;, original is quot;VTS4_Title3_PGC3quot;
Duplicate menu type quot;Title Entryquot; in PGC quot;VTS4_Title4_PGC7quot;, original is quot;VTS4_Title4_PGC6quot;
Duplicate menu type quot;Title Entryquot; in PGC quot;VTS4_Title4_PGC8quot;, original is quot;VTS4_Title4_PGC6quot;
hrmm ... are you sure thats not the numenu created .scp?
try the .scp file located in the scenaid folder of your work directory
I do not use Numenu, and that was the SCP file located in my Scenaid directory. Filename ScenAid27.SCP.
did you try hitting the start button, to see if it would compile? or does muxman give you a message regarding these errors and then will not procede further?
It says check the log for the errors. When I press START it says quot;You have not selected a video file.quot; When I try to select a video file, the default directory is the ScenAid directory, with no video files in it. So I really dont know where to go from there...or if I even should or can.
for the record, the problem is due to pulldown... it shouldn't have happened if your using latest Scenaid and latest alpha/beta of batchccews... we've made adjustments the pulldown routines to prevent it (or so we thought) |
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