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Greek535 · Messages: 14 Registration: 10.14.2003

Wos this option do then?

dkvby · Messages: 30 Registration: 05.28.2002

I have asked Pinnacle the same question and am waiting for a response. Based on previous experience of their support I am not going to hold my breath

///M3-=FiN=- · Messages: 478 Registration: 05.31.2001

I'm not sure what the transcoding database is, but it would be great if it would recognize the particular DVD you have and maximize the image output to fit a DVD-R. This would eliminate the need to use the F5 solution. dvdRENEGADE

stanleycup10 · Messages: 64 Registration: 04.16.2003

As i remeber the database holds datas InstantCopy gets on the first read to proof the quality (!) ... this step needs several minutes (about 10 i think) and with the infos from the database InstantCopy can pass this step and you spare the time, thats all! It doesn't hold datas how the movie fit on a dvd or the best quality settings for every video set.

huff · Messages: 158 Registration: 07.18.2002

I said this in another post but for those experiencing crashes UNCHECK this option. I've never had a crash and mine has ALWAYS been unchecked. Perhaps if one bit is off ...let's say the dvd has a tiny error and it's ignored then that gets submitted to the transactional database and then someone with an the same exact dvd that is error free it'll barf when the 5 phase analysis isn't correct. The 5 phase only takes I'm guessing 5 min to 20mins max on most computers but if this is the cause of crashes then it's best to NOT enable it.

AMG · Messages: 145 Registration: 12.17.2002

I've yet to have a crash and mine is unchecked as well.

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