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Yep, your right...didn't catch that.

Sweet...I love using this little program...good to know it's being improved.

I had a simular problem and I solved it by re-processing the movie in virtualdub...for some reason avi2dvd didn't like the file...might have been an error in the original. Once I did a "full process" (the audio and video) avi2dvd processed it as normal. My specific problem was almost half the movie ...

I found out what was causing my "jobs not done, 0 bytes" error...my pathname + file name for the output file was too long. It looked like this: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\My Documents\My Videos\MOVIE DESTINATION DIRECTORY\AVI2DVD_TEMP\ Once I changed it to "C:\MOVIE DIRECTORY\AVI2DVD_TEMP ...

I'll try n give ya a hand... First off...that message means your missing a codec/filter, an easy fix. I recommend use get a tool called gspot...with this tool you can load a movie into it and it will tell you what codec the movie uses. This will tell you exactly what you'll need to download and ...

I found out what was causing my "jobs not done, 0 bytes" error...my pathname + file name for the output file was too long. It looked like this: C:\Documents and Settings\USER\My Documents\My Videos\MOVIE DESTINATION DIRECTORY\AVI2DVD_TEMP\ Once I changed it to "C:\MOVIE DIRECTORY\AVI2DVD_TEMP ...

koden... You most likely need the AC3 filter... I used the AC3ACM v1.2 by fccHandler...google it, I forgot were I got it from. It came in the form of an RAR and the readme file explains how to install it...takes less then a minute to install. Note: I used another AC3 filter and it didn't work, used ...