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Raziaar

07-22-2005, 12:33 AM

I managed tosuccessfully copy the shows to my computer with pvrexplorer, then edit the commercials out with video redo, but now when I put all the movies and sounds into DVD lab pro, I get errors.

Runtime error! abnormal program termination. Something with compile.aux

Now... I already made a DVD using the same process, so I know it can
be done, but something seems to be wrong with one of the videos I
have. Before it didn't work on movie 4, and 1-3 worked as I tested the
compiling... I deleted them all, then redited the commercials out of
the videos again, and now its video 1 that is having the problems.

What am I doing wrong? The movies play great, the sound and video is
all intact. How can I fix this issue? Anybody know? Its killing me here.

EDIT:

And one more thing. I just compiled all the videos without editing
their commercials, and they all worked, it compiled without errors.

What could possibly be happening as I edit out the commercials in
videoredo? anyone know?

DanR

07-22-2005, 12:46 AM

Does DVDLab pro have an alternate / relaxed multiplexer?

Raziaar

07-22-2005, 12:58 AM

Does DVDLab pro have an alternate / relaxed multiplexer?

How can I find that out? I did everything the same I am now, as I did for the first dvd, but its not working this time.

DanR

07-22-2005, 01:15 AM

In the DVDLab standard there's a multiplexer option on the compile project page. We don't have DVDLab Pro here so I can't say if that version has a similar option.

Anonymous

07-22-2005, 06:28 AM

In the DVDLab standard there's a multiplexer option on the compile project page. We don't have DVDLab Pro here so I can't say if that version has a similar option.

Where can I download DVDlab standard? I dont see the trial option on their website for standard version, just studio and pro.

Anonymous

07-22-2005, 06:34 AM

In the DVDLab standard there's a multiplexer option on the compile project page. We don't have DVDLab Pro here so I can't say if that version has a similar option.

I can't see that multiplexer option. Where would it be?

Here is a snippet of the program. Not the full thing, but here's a snippet of that compile page that I was talking about. Where would that option be?

http://img345.imageshack.us/img345/5264/pro4tg.jpg

Grandpa Broon

07-22-2005, 08:55 AM

Anonymous

07-22-2005, 10:49 AM

In DVD-Lab Standard V1.33b, when you compile the DVD a Compile Menu appears. From this look down to the Multiplexer Engine, there are two options 1. Main (Fast, DVD Compliant) and 2. Alternative (Relaxed Compliancy). As far as I can remember this is only in the Standard version, it is not in either the Pro or Studio versions.

Oscar has taken Standard as far as he can and it will no longer be improved upon. He is concentrating on Studio & Pro which both use the same code.

Hope this helps, David

It looked in the project properties, and I think there is something along these lines? Its called Quick-remux, which is default and which I was using, and 'normal'... Hmm.

I'm gonna try it with that, and see if it works.

By the way, it seems certain videos of mine don't work. I have 5 shows on one dvd, and I tested each individual one. 1-3 worked fine compiling by themselves, but 4 and 5 gave errors near immediately when compiling. How can I resolve this?

Grandpa Broon

07-22-2005, 01:09 PM

Anonymous

07-22-2005, 09:12 PM

You can use VRD QuickStream Fix to repair the errors but if these are transmited or TV captured mpegs then you may have to use Mpeg2Repair. You will have to save the file out as .ts (transmission stream) first from within VRD+ as it only works on .ts files. Apart from these two methods I know no other way except transcoding to fix the errors.

Regards David

How do I do that? I saved the file as a .ts in videoredo... it no longer registers as a mpeg2.

I open it up in MPEG2Repair, and hit the Find PID's button, and it gives an error of:

Input file is not MPEG2 Transport Stream

phd

07-22-2005, 09:30 PM

What build of VideoReDo Plus are you using?

You may have to update to a newer version for better support of transport streams.

Raziaar

07-22-2005, 09:55 PM

I am using version 1.70.302 of video redo. Purchased it a little while ago. I notice on the website there is a free upgrade to video redo plus... i didn't notice it.

EDIT: This might explain why it didnt work for me. I just saved the file manually as a .ts in videoredo. I figured thats what I had to do. Guess not.

I like the new interface!

EDIT 2: still doesnt work. What am I doing wrong? How do I save the MPEG file into a .ts file in VRD?

DanR

07-22-2005, 10:33 PM

Glad you like the updated UI.

To enable transport stream output, please see this: http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/viewtopic.php?t=1255

Raziaar

07-22-2005, 11:29 PM

Nope... not even that program works. I'm depressed.

So what i've done, is took the video files that worked after editing in videoredo, and the ones that didnt... I didnt edit the commercials out. When they weren't run through videoredo they compiled fine, its after I ran them through videoredo they stopped working. No idea why.

I hope those are the only two ones i'll ever have problems with!

DanR

07-23-2005, 03:33 AM

This is the first we've heard of this situation. If you can isolate the section where the problem occurs and send / upload the original file, we'd be glad to look into it further. I have no idea whether its a VideoReDo issue , or a DVDLab problem.

After re-reading this thread, I see that you are recording off of a Dish. Have you tried the VideoReDo GOP reduction? Perhaps that will help. Its time consuming, but I do know that in DVDLab Std, the GOP redution did clear up some issues in DVDLab muxer.

Anole

07-26-2005, 01:50 AM

I also extract my video from a Dish PVR using PVRexplorer, ver 1068.
I set it to mux on the fly, leaving only the .log and .mpg file when it's done.
I do NOT mux in a seperate pass.
I'm using VideoReDo Plus Beta (and fall back a few versions for occasional tests), and DVD Labs Standard 1.33.
Other than a rare wart in the VRD+ Beta, I have regular success making DVDs.
I completed 40 to 50 gigabytes over the weekend.

In DVD-Lab Standard V1.33b, when you compile the DVD a Compile Menu appears. From this look down to the Multiplexer Engine, there are two options 1. Main (Fast, DVD Compliant) and 2. Alternative (Relaxed Compliancy). As far as I can remember this is only in the Standard version, it is not in either the Pro or Studio versions.

Oscar has taken Standard as far as he can and it will no longer be improved upon. He is concentrating on Studio & Pro which both use the same code.

Grandpa Broom laid it out well, above.

The "standard" version 1.3-something disappeared from their web site a couple of months ago.
It was replaced by 'studio" which is a trimmed-down version of the new Pro 1.5.
Both Studio and Pro use a new library (and source file) and there is no longer support for the "relaxed multiplexing" that was in the Standard 1.3 version.

Couple of months ago when he was first relasing Studio, Oscar was concerned about what people would do without the relaxed muxer and about making life easy for us.
I have not read the DVD Labs support forum (looks just like this one) in quite a while, and don't know what has happened.

If Dan of VideoReDo can point to something wrong in DVD Labs , I'm sure Oscar can and will fix it.
If Dan & Co find anything in VRD they can fix, you -know- that'll happen quickly!

DVD Labs Pro 1.5 has been out for some time, and I'm just now hearing about the problem, so either VRD has a recently-induced glitch, or DVD Labs has a late patch that broke things.

I suggest you make sure you are running the very latest beta of VRD+.
I was having some troubles with r388 and r391, but it appears that r393 is available, and I'm anxious to fire that up!

DanR

07-26-2005, 04:41 AM

Raziaar

07-26-2005, 04:50 AM

If anyone has a file that working in DVDLabPro before editing, but doesn't after editing, then please save it and contact us here or via email. We will want to get our hands on it to figure out if its a VRD issue.

How would I send the file? It is 1 gigabyte in size. I can always burn it and send it on DVD, but only if this could somehow be useful for you.

DanR

07-26-2005, 04:54 AM

Thanks for the offer. If you trim the file (using Tools>Trim) down to about 250 MB or less, then its reasonable to upload it. Of course we still need to see if DVDLabPro still fails after editing.

Raziaar

07-26-2005, 05:10 AM

Thanks for the offer. If you trim the file (using Tools>Trim) down to about 250 MB or less, then its reasonable to upload it. Of course we still need to see if DVDLabPro still fails after editing.

The trim option confuses me. Won't that not be a complete file?

phd

07-26-2005, 10:14 AM

No, it won't be the complete file, but if a shorter segment can reproduce the problem, it is easier (and quicker) to upload.

If you trim from the beginning, the file would still load into DVDLab Pro and VideoReDo. This way you can see if a shorter segment of the file will reproduce the problem.

Raziaar

08-01-2005, 09:47 AM

Okay... I tried doing this, the first 250 mb of the file were fine, compiled fine both unedited and edited with videoredo.

I then started from the 250 mb mark, and cut another 250 mb from the main file. However, this file, either unedited, or edited with videoredo, gives me an error in videoredo. When edited, it gives one error, wont even demux at all... and without being edited, it gives me the error when starting on the audio track of demuxing:

C:\documents and settings\raziaar\desktop\thepracticecut.mpv
--> Cause: Not a 11172-2 or 13818-2 Video stream
--> If this is a capture from TV it may have missing/wrong header
--> Please go to tools and try fix stream headers on the file.

C:\documents and settings\raziaar\desktop\thepracticecut.mpa
--> Cause: Bad header or unknown error
--> This file doesn't seems to be MPEG audio
--> Check if it is not a wrongly named ac3...

Okay, so with this, what can I do? Now, take note, that the WHOLE big file, all unedited I can demux and compile perfectly fine, to burn onto a dvd, but when I edit that main file with videoredo, it has problems. Now doing what you say and cut the section to send to you to figure out the error, its giving me problems when its unedited that it didnt give me in the whole version of the unedited file. Make any sense? Can ya help me out?

You know, this isnt all that big of a deal anymore, since I just said screw it, and burned the whole unedited portion(with commercials still intact), and every one since then so far has seemed fine. So I dunno.

DanR

08-01-2005, 01:15 PM

Raziaar

08-01-2005, 01:17 PM

How about uploading the 250 MB bad segment anyway. It would be interesting to see what VideoReDo is complaining about. Are you using VideoReDo or VideoReDo Plus?

Our FTP site is: ftp://upload:upload@videoredo.net

Oh no! In my sleep deprived state, I kind of mutilated my post(it was very early in the morning, and i've been trying to get some more space on my PVR before the weeks shows start).

I mean, the errors are happening in dvdlab studio and pro.

And I have been using video redo plus.

Does the fact that the errors are happening in DVDlab and not videoredo matter here? Or should I post on the dvdlab forums, even though I am not a subscriber? Its merely on a free trial right now.

DanR

08-01-2005, 01:29 PM

Post the file anyway. Let us try to replicate the problem. Then we can tell you if its a DVD lab issue or something VideoReDo did.

Raziaar

08-01-2005, 03:20 PM

Post the file anyway. Let us try to replicate the problem. Then we can tell you if its a DVD lab issue or something VideoReDo did.

I've uploaded it. I thought I put it in there with the folder named Raziaar, and the file named Thepracticeunedited

Though, I don't see it.

DanR

08-01-2005, 03:32 PM

Found it, its in the root folder and am downloading it now.

Are you using VideoReo or VideoReDo Plus?

Raziaar

08-01-2005, 03:38 PM

Found it, its in the root folder and am downloading it now.

Are you using VideoReo or VideoReDo Plus?

VideoReDo Plus version 2.1.0.393 Jul 22 2005

DanR

08-01-2005, 03:44 PM

Build, 393 shouldn't be a problem, but VRDP has been released now so I suggest you upgrade anyway. Click on Help>Check for Updated Version to download.

bato

08-24-2005, 03:16 AM

DanR did you find anything with the file? I'm curious.

DanR

08-24-2005, 04:29 AM

I DL'd and installed DVDLab Pro (previously only had DVDLab on my machine). If I demux your file in VideoReDo (build 401) and import into DVDLab, I have no problem creating a DVD. However, If I use DVDLab Pro to demux then I get the same errors you did.

I don't know why DVDLab is complaining, and since VRDP seems to fix it nicely why go any further right now :) Actually I did look at the original file internals and don't see anything seriously wrong other than the really long GOPs, but that isn't an issue if VideoReDo does the demuxing. My guess is that DVDLab has some issues with its demuxer, and I suggest you stick with VideoReDo for demuxing. It not only seems to be more accurate, but its faster as well.

Anole

08-24-2005, 04:38 AM

A buddy uses the same DVD Labs I do, and always lets it demux for him.
I thought it was -slow-, but moreover, it makes a mess of things.
(leaves unexpected files around)
I know VRD saves 'em about as quickly in mpa/mpv as it does in .mpg.

So, as part of my work flow, I just do my final save from VideoReDo in mpa/mpv format and hand that to DVD Labs.
If there weren't many edits, I'm ready to author at that point.
If there were a lot of edits, and/or I might want to review/redo the editing later, I also have VRD save in .mpg
(actually, I try to always do both)

Works for me. ;)

Markham

08-30-2005, 01:40 PM

However, If I use DVDLab Pro to demux then I get the same errors you did.
Dan,

There are two demuxers in DVD Lab PRO. As well as DLP's "standard" demuxer, a second is part of the Professional Extensions. The second demuxer is not only much faster but it does handle over-long GOPs correctly - although a warning is generated when the elementary stream is loaded into Professional Extensions.

GOP lengths should not exceed 18 frames for NTSC or 15 for PAL and the GOPs themselves should be closed.

Mark.

megageek2000

03-23-2006, 07:37 AM

Just joined the forum after reading this thread which is exactly the problem I am having. I am using VRD+ 2.1.1.413. and DVD Lab Pro 1.53. I was demuxing using the standard demuxer in DLP and the compiler was aborting. Then after reading this forum, I tried to demux using VRD+, same problem. Also tried using Pro Ext in DLP to demux, same problem.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also some of my SATV programs processed through VRD+ work fine and I can make DVDs in DLP, but some of them have problems. I have searched a lot for a solution and still havent found one.

Anole

03-23-2006, 10:24 AM

I process satellite TV through both (VRD 450 and DLP 1.5).
You might want to get a much later version of VideoReDo.
They continue to hone a finer edge on it monthly.
There's a 60% chance that'll fix you up.
If not, let's talk more about your source material. ;)

megageek2000

03-23-2006, 01:06 PM

Thanks for your post.

The source is the same every single time, Dish Satellite .ts file copied via PVR Explorer 2.0.2.x. I then process it through VRD+ to cut out the ads and the resulting MPEG is compiled to DVD with DLP. It works most of the time, but I there are problems at times. For ex, from this year Australian Open, I was able to make a DVD of the final, but not the R16 match.

Anole

03-23-2006, 05:01 PM

...It works most of the time, but I there are problems at times. ...
I think I've been using PVRexplorer 2016 with my DP508 receiver.
Did about four hours of the Formula One race last weekend.
VRD bitched about some video/audio problems, but the DVD turned out well.
I think the video breakup was the source feed from Malaysia.

I don't know about .ts files.
I have PVRexplorer render finished .mpg files, ready for import into VRD.

Hard to know if you have bad source material or what.
The VRD guys would say to run the source mpg through the QuickStreamFix (QSF) feature first, but here's what I'd focus on:

1) have PVRexplorer mux the show to .mpg output file.
2) get latest VideoReDo from their site (450 or higher)
3) when finished, have VRD write .mpa and .mpv files to feed DVD Labs
4) check the log of your PVR to see if you've had any signal dropouts.
5) go outside and see if there is anything that could interfere with your line of sight to the bird.
(blowing tree limb, or such)

For the most part, I've found the new PVRexplorer (even my 2016 ) to be so much better than the old PVRexplorer 1068!
There seems to be nothing for VRD to fix up. ;)
The extractor guy is really on top of this, making solid mpg files!

edit: you originally said:

...and the compiler was aborting.

Well, any time you pass your source material through VRD, it should get QSF'd by default...
I was about to suggest the standard remedy: make a first pass through VRDs QSF utility, save the output, and then suck that back into VRD for your edit...
No, follow the steps above. I think you need the latest VRD.
Try that and let us know.

megageek2000

03-23-2006, 06:10 PM

Thanks again.

I do the same for step 1, I use PVRExplorer to output .mpg file from my DVR 625 Receiver which stores the files as .ts.

The only thing in my VRD needs upgrade, let me try that - the latest VRD+ ver is 2.2.1.445 - is this the one.

There were no drop outs in the PVR log, everything extracted fine.

Thought I should mention this, I run TMPG AC3 inside DLP to conver my mp2 audio to ac3.

Also, as a side note, I tried to use DLP GOP rewrite, but it was of no use. Glad to note that you are also an F1 fan. Infact, the problem I am having is also with the race file from the F1 GP of Bahrain at Sakhir. Quali and Inside GP are fine, but when DLP muxes the Race, it aborts.

Anole

03-23-2006, 06:43 PM

The only thing in my VRD needs upgrade, let me try that - the latest VRD+ ver is 2.2.1.445 - is this the one.
I'm quite comfortable running the beta versions (http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/../beta/), and 459 is the current English ver available.
See the release notes (http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/showthread.php?t=1984), for some good reading.

Thought I should mention this, I run TMPG AC3 inside DLP to conver my mp2 audio to ac3. No experience with this. Happy with standard audio out of the PVR.
Oh, you probably do it to shrink the audio file size... interesting.
Hadn't been a problem for me.
But, you might try leaving out this step... just to see.

Glad to note that you are also an F1 fan.
Infact, the problem I am having is also with the race file from the F1 GP of Bahrain at Sakhir.
Quali and Inside GP are fine, but when DLP muxes the Race, it aborts.
We need to get this fixed, if it takes you sending me the raw!
I missed that race, so I have a vested interest! ;)

I have made the 2nd race at Malaysia into a single disc.
(one Friday test, Inside GP, Qualifying, and the Race. 4.3gb and it just fit! )
Wonder if you've processed it , yet?
Had a lot of noise out of VRD - it bitched a lot, but DVDL digested it fine, and the DVD was wonderful.

megageek2000

03-23-2006, 07:21 PM

OK, I downloaded ver 2.2.1.445, ran QSF and demuxed to mpv and mpa and pulled it into DLP, still same problem, process aborts midway through mux in DLP.

No problem sending you the Bahrain race file which is causing problems - let me know how I can, file size is about 2.19 GB.

Have not processed Sepang yet. I dont do Friday practise as it is a bit boring, but since I have disk space, I think I will put it in too. Inside GP for Sepang was cut at the begining, so only have part of it.

Also tried without TMPG AC3, same problem.

megageek2000

03-23-2006, 08:40 PM

I'm quite comfortable running the beta versions (http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/../beta/), and 459 is the current English ver available.
See the release notes (http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/showthread.php?t=1984), for some good reading.

1. I dowloaded the 459 beta and ran QSF on the already cut file as my original is gone.
2. Now I demux the QSFed file to mpv and mpa in VRD and load in DLP.
3. No TMPG or chaptering, I just did a compile and still same problem.

We need to get this fixed, if it takes you sending me the raw!
I missed that race, so I have a vested interest! ;)

I am willing to upload the file if you can tell me where, it is 2.19GB, or I can put it in a DVD and mail it. Let me know.

Thanks for all your help.

Anole

03-23-2006, 09:23 PM

We should see about getting you some help from the developers @ VideoReDo, too.

But in the meanwhile, if you want to mail me the raw data, I'll take a look.
I'd offer to let you FTP xfer it to me, but it'd take a while.
I'll give you an account and password (via personal message) to my FTP server , if you like.
I should be able to handle any reasonable upload speed you can muster: over 340 kiloBytes/sec

Yes, the Inside GP is trimmed a bit at the beginning but I put it in 'cause it fit. :)
I don't normally include the practice unless it is something notable like last years run at Indy!
And my reason for making this show, is for a friend who's satellite-impared. ;)
I like to watch, but wouldln't otherwise collect 'em.

Anole

03-26-2006, 02:59 AM

Okay, after two days leisurely file transfer, I have the 2.2gb .mpg file causing problems.
First , I had VideoReDo demux it to .mpa and .mpv files.
Then, I ran it through DVD Labs Pro 1.5-something.
It did give up maybe 1/4 the way into muxing the file, after other machinations.
I have recreated your problem.

Was a little disappointed to learn that this is post-edit and post-QSF.
But, I understand the original is gone. :(
What would be good for next time, is to use the latest VRD and QSF the file with that.
Take note of the error list at the end of the QSF run.
Then, forward the log file to the VRD team to figure out where and what was going wrong.
Once you've done the QSF, the info is lost from the output file.
If we could isolate where the glitches are, Dan and the boys could take a look at them and we mightl learn more.

I'm guessing you either had interference in your signal, or there was signal loss from the remote race site to Dish hq.
My experience of race #2 had remote drop outs, and some serious bitching by VRD, but DVDlabsPro processed the files just fine.

At this point, it should be pointed out that there are three DVD Labs:
1) old ver 1.3 is the last of the original line and no longer supported
(there was a 1.0 Pro, but it was pretty buggy)
2) Studio is a low-end version made from the Pro 1.5 source
3) Pro ver 1.5 is based on a new video library, different from old 1.3

The muxer in Pro 1.5 is somewhat forgiving and has been digesting my Dish video pretty well.
Old version DVD Labs standard ver 1.3 had two muxers.
There was the main/fast muxer, and then they had a relaxed version.
My Dish files never would go through the main muxer - I always used the relaxed version, and learned how to get the job done.
I've just crammed your two hour race through old DVD Labs,.
It ran to completion.
I've burned a DVD, and we'll see how it worked.

film at 11 ... ;)

megageek2000

03-27-2006, 09:05 PM

Thanks Anole, for the VRD/QSF tip - will keep this is mind for the future.

Spent some time over the weekend trying to put an end to this problem/irritation/frustration.

Firstly, I dumped the VRD processed file into DLP and at the point when DLP stopped, I looked at the size of the data processed in VIDEO_TS. That gave me an idea of what percent processed in comparsion to the original MPEG file.

Now, I cut the file to that point in VRD and again a further cut down the line. This way I had isolated the problem segment. Now, I processed the small problem segment through TMPGENC setting the Video Size to 544x480 2 pass VBR and Audio to 160 MP2. I also set the file size in the last step of the Project Wizard to match the original hoping to keep the bitrate as close to the original. Then, I joined the files back in VRD and DLP processed it fine.

The one thing I noticed was that the Audio in the file was switching between MP2 and LPCM audio, this will cause a Runtime error in DLP at the switch point, not a compile error. The reason could be that I have my DVR set to Dolby/PCM to support 5.1 from HBO/Max. Now, I have them all set to PCM which was my original setting and that should elimiate the Runtime problem. TMPG on the smaller segments is my solution to the compile problem for now and I have all the DVD's that were pending. TMPG is slow and there is no need to recode the entire file.

Also the problem with DLP version 1.3 is that the chaptering does not work and I dont think it supports multiple VTS. I had success using relaxed Muxer in 1.3 too, but I like the 1.53 features more and templates for my Tennis/F1/Soccer DVD's.

The other option for some people who may be interested is to add like a blank video glitch for about 30 sec at 544x480 and merge it at the beginning of the video. Then run DVD Patcher and patch the first header to 720x480 with 8MBps (DVB is 544x480 & 15MBps). Then in any standard DVD authoring software will not reencode your video and will leave it alone. Also, if you set the audio to MP2 and 160Kbps (to match the DVB audio format), it will not be transcoded.

Anole

03-28-2006, 01:57 AM

The disc made with DVDlabs 1.3 did not play.
There was some sort of error message when I told Nero to burn the thing, and I never got to the bottom of the problem.
But DVD Labs 1.3 did pass the file through the compiler without a bitch.

Watching the source video, I found a number of places where there were noticable errors.
They were in first quarter (?) of the file.
I'd considered looking closely at the bad spots, and one by one, re-cutting out that scene if at all possible.
Not an attractive proposition for a live-action show.

I also considered isolating one of the offending segments and forwarding it to the boys at VRD for their take on it.

I thought you'd basically run the latest QSF beta on the file, so it took a buddy to make me think maybe I should do that on this end.
Might find/fix something. Couldn't hurt, but I have yet to do it.

Lastly, and most painfully, I considered installing WinAVI (which I own) onto my big machine and converting the entire two hour show to full DVD resolution.
Now, the smart thing would be to lower the quality-setting to reduce output file size, but from experience, I doubt any actual quality would be lost.

In the middle of all this, on Monday my DSL connection burped, and I've lost my ICQ account.
Been a hard few days. ;)

Anole

03-30-2006, 09:50 PM

I have installed DVD Labs Pro 1.60 (an upgrade for 1.53), and it fails to compile the show, too.
Still looking at the other options mentioned above.

megageek2000

04-02-2006, 03:05 AM

Since my last post, I had lost the original MPEGs from the Dish, so this time after ripping the Nasdaq 100 tennis qf and sf match with PVR Explorer Pro, I ran it through build 445 anbd DLP processed fine, no hitch but it still complained about open GOPs. Then, I ran the original MPEG thru build 459 and it is better, no open GOP complaints and processed fine in DLP.

No need to QSF or to split into ES in VRD.