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This is an interesting one. I have been working with another DLP Pro user, and he had a nasty problem in that his project compiled perfectly & burned to a disc perfectly yet it was impossible to make a DDP from the Video_TS folder because Layer 0 was too big. This is despite the break being legal (i...

Thanks Anton - in that case it must be registered, as I remember entering serial information on both the original XP system as well as the Windows 7 system. These were both Production Standard installations though and I only installed version 2.5.2 when I needed to look at a DAL file created with th...

Sorry - I should have been clearer - this is the "Production Standard" version as described on the main website:
http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/dvdlabpro.html

It also turns out I was wrong saying this version shows as registered - it doesn't.

Hi Guys. So I have the PS build installed & activated (on 2 different systems) but need build 2.5.2 installed as well - someone we work with has this build, and it seems that I cannot open his work in the PS build. So I installed 2.5.2 from the installer and it is showing in my system as "unregister...

Thanks Vap. It's a shame that Oscar has decided to direct his energies into other products as I still find DVD-Lab - and Editstudio for that matter - is/are streets ahead of anything else on this sector of the market. Bluray is a completely different animal to DVD with the only thing they have in c...

PGCEdit probably does not understand the Bridge object, as this is a function of DVD-Lab's abstraction Layer.
Is the DAL file the one you meant to send though? I am getting an empty project here

Hi Markham - it's been a while, hasn't it! Great to know you are still around & active and having a great life in the Phillipines - sounds like a great place to be. Currently running DVD-Lab Pro on Windows 7, and no ProEx so if it were to be made available on that OS I would happily pay for it again...

I have found no issue with regular full bitrate DTS padded form (.dts) but Compact form also has issues.

If I use a 768Kbps DTS file, it seems to think it is twice the length it is in reality. Form is padded (.dts) as DLP seems to struggle with Compact (.cpt) form. This sounds like simple math. 384 is max for DVD audio as I know it. 768 is exactly double that, hence illegal, so you get double the leng...

No Idea.
I will check