Charles Bailey

I reported this problem on the VideoHelp forum and got some helpful replies. The secret is load my .ts files into avidemux and remux them to the mpeg-ps format. Then they process just fine with DVDStyler.

I tried installing the latest version, 3.3 beta 3. No difference. I still get the ERR: Cannot infer pts for VOBU at inoffset 0x10bb36800 if there is no audio or video and it is the ERR: first VOBU. on every video file I've tried.

Looking at the log file seeing the association between the VOBUs and the MBs processed, it appears that DVDStyler is always giving that error when processing the last VOBU. Is there a way to trim a video file at a precise VOBU boundary? The log file seems to indicate that the processing succeeded through VOBU 11024. If I could trim off whatever is left at the end of the file after VOBU 11024 maybe I could get this to work.

I have tried various video source files, .ts, .mp4, .vob, .mpg, of various sizes. All but one give me the same error: "ERR: Cannot infer pts for VOBU at inoffset 0x10bb36800". My source files come from a VCR feeding a Haupauge WinTV-HVR-1950 video to USB converter. The output from the video converter is viewed on a Windows app called WinTV. The output from WinTV is a .ts file. WinTV has an option to convert the .ts file to .mpg when you stop the recording. In one case I was able to get DVDStyler...

I have tried various video source files, .ts, .mp4, .vob, .mpg, of various sizes. All but one give me the same error: "ERR: Cannot infer pts for VOBU at inoffset 0x10bb36800". My source files come from a VCR feeding a Haupauge WinTV-HVR-1950 video to USB converter. The output from the video converter is viewed on a Windows app called WinTV. The output from WinTV is a .ts file. WinTV has an option to convert the .ts file to .mpg when you stop the recording. In one case I was able to get DVDStyler...

I wonder if the problem is because the VOB file is too big. It is about 4.3GB in size. Do I need to split it into 1GB chunks first? Or, is DVDStyler supposed to do that for me?

I am trying to use DVDStyler for the first time. I have a .vob file that is about 90 minutes longs. I import it into DVDStyler, select NTSC, 4:3, MP2 audio, etc. I try to burn a DVD and fairly quickly it fails with this error: ERR: Cannot infer pts for VOBU at inoffset 0x10bb36800 if there is no audio or video and it is the ERR: first VOBU. Failed I have no idea what I am doing wrong. I am attaching the complete log file. Charles Bailey

I have an Intel motherboard with 2 disks configured in the BIOS as RAID0. Linux uses mdadm to recognize and access the partitions on the array. If I start up Rescuezilla, open a terminal window and issue ls /dev it shows /dev/md126 /dev/md126p1 /dev/md126p2 /dev/md126p3 etc. However, when I click on the Backup button, Rescuezilla only shows /dev/sda and /dev/sdb, which are the component drives of the RAID0 array. I can't select /dev/md*. clonezilla allows me to select the/dev/md* partitions, in fact...