...but there aren't any "SPECIAL" characters in the file name.
Also, it doesn't allow me to choose an "AudioStream."
This seems like a great program only if I could get it to work.
-Any help would be greeeaaaatly appreciated!
I Am Trying To Convert An .AVI to DVD and I get this message
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Chasterfield
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I Am Trying To Convert An .AVI to DVD and I get this message
...but there aren't any "SPECIAL" characters in the file name.
Also, it doesn't allow me to choose an "AudioStream."
This seems like a great program only if I could get it to work.
-Any help would be greeeaaaatly appreciated!
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souliotist
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- Joined: Sat Nov 11, 2006 2:33 pm
try this
my friend try to rename and your folder that has this file inside.....
My mate has this problem also.
The reason is that he has a hp computer that has the underscore " _ " in it
example C:\Documents and Settings\HP_?garen\ would not work because of the ? in HP_?garen. I guess Avi2dvd doesn't like Sweden
In this it is the _ just after HP in the target directory. the ? may also give you problems not sure though aint tested it
Find the AVI file in your directory and right click it, "properties" and check the target, check to see if it has any characters in it other than numbers or letters. If so (especially for HP computers) cut and paste it to a newly created directory before ,example "HP_user" . This can be hard with hp computers because the hard disk drive is usualy called "hp_user" and it can't be renamed you need to format it and rename it without symbols.
HP is such a pain in the azzz.
The reason is that he has a hp computer that has the underscore " _ " in it
example C:\Documents and Settings\HP_?garen\ would not work because of the ? in HP_?garen. I guess Avi2dvd doesn't like Sweden
In this it is the _ just after HP in the target directory. the ? may also give you problems not sure though aint tested it
Find the AVI file in your directory and right click it, "properties" and check the target, check to see if it has any characters in it other than numbers or letters. If so (especially for HP computers) cut and paste it to a newly created directory before ,example "HP_user" . This can be hard with hp computers because the hard disk drive is usualy called "hp_user" and it can't be renamed you need to format it and rename it without symbols.
HP is such a pain in the azzz.
It has been my experience that when you have your files in a folder that is in a long path name like my documents\... it looks like this in the path C:\documents and settings\name of computer\my documents\...
Windows tries to shorten the path name and inserts a special character automatically to make it shorter. Make a folder from your C:\ directory and the path will be short enough so windows dont add the special character.
Yes, it is true... HP computers are named HP_Owner by default and the special character _ is in the path. You dont have to rename your computer to make this work, just make a folder from your C:\ directory. It will look like this C:\what ever name you want the folder to be. (or made simpler) C:\DVD
Windows tries to shorten the path name and inserts a special character automatically to make it shorter. Make a folder from your C:\ directory and the path will be short enough so windows dont add the special character.
Yes, it is true... HP computers are named HP_Owner by default and the special character _ is in the path. You dont have to rename your computer to make this work, just make a folder from your C:\ directory. It will look like this C:\what ever name you want the folder to be. (or made simpler) C:\DVD