Wind River "Not enough space" error

zapt

I've never seen this before, so I assume it's a 10.0.8.1 issue. Although DVDFab said it was going to compress to 77%, it checked the blank (Verbatim 95079), decided it was ever so slightly too small, and then failed by writing nothing. When looking at other log entries, it appears that sometimes it judged the blank's capacity as 4488 MB and others as 4489 MB (even though they're all the same manufacturer and lot). Any idea what's going on? This has happened at least one other time, too, I believe.

october262

click common settings - dvd - pathplayer and make sure that pathplayer is set to "always enabled "
then click "dvd protection " and check enable cloud decryption service is checked.
restart dvdfab and retry the original store bought disc again and see if it is still too big to fit on the blank disc.
also try going into the general settings area and click on the factory default settings button in the lower left corner.

zapt

Those were all checked. I don't typically change anything other than the setting for Drives > DVD Write. It's set for 4488 (DVD-R), which I believe is the default in DVDFab 10.

october262

please post the dvdfab internal log files as well as the burn log files.

zapt

Here you go. Since the burn attempt was yesterday(2/26/18), I assume only the first part of this log file is relevant. Thanks!

Mona

Those were all checked. I don't typically change anything other than the setting for Drives > DVD Write. It's set for 4488 (DVD-R), which I believe is the default in DVDFab 10.
zapt

In DVDFab Common Settings>Drives>DVD Write, set the writable media size for DVD5 to 4300MB, which is a safe size for most of the backup process. Please have a try.

Regards,
mona

zapt

It's faithfully worked at the previous setting since DVDFab 8 with nary a coaster and perfect playback. And it was previously working fine this way in 10 until the latest update.Given the ridiculous length/size of current movies, I prefer as much space (and as little compression) as possible. I'll drop down if this no longer works (either because of the media or my new drive), but I'd rather not. Am I the only one having this issue?

90312

Check in Common Settings and make sure your temporary file is not directed to OneDrive. See attached, I've already redirected away from OneDrive:

zapt

Mine looks fine: C:\Users\Steve\Documents\DVDFab10\Temp\

october262

try disabling some of the audio tracks and see if the movie will fit on the blank disc.

zapt

The size of the content should be irrelevant. Either DVDFab is pre-calculating the necessary compression correctly or it isnât. That is, the compression SHOULD make it fit on the media. If it really needed more space on the blank, DVDFab would simply have increased the compression.

october262

maybe the content is still too big to fit on to the blank media. try setting to 4464 mb for dvd-5 or 8124 mb for dvd-9
it might be some sort of copy protection that isn't getting removed properly. thus making the disc appear too big

zapt

The former Technical Services Director in me isnât particularly concerned with making it fit. I should have been clearer, but Iâm asking if this is a program bug in order to bring it to the teamâs attention. Either thereâs something unusual about this movieâs protection, thereâs an issue with my blank media or new drive, or Iâve tripped over a recently introduced bug.

october262

try checking for a firmware update for your new drive.

zapt

Good idea. Iâm pretty sure I did when I installed it, but itâs worth rechecking.

zapt

When DVDFab checks the blank media, anyone know what error messages can be displayed and the error condition that prompts each message?

october262

When DVDFab checks the blank media, anyone know what error messages can be displayed and the error condition that prompts each message?
zapt

there are some error codes here - https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/dvdfab-english/dvdfab-knowledge-base/dvdfab-error-codes-list/611-dvdfab-error-codes-updated

90312

[SIZE=3]It has been my experience that transcoders are not perfect, they may compress a little over or a little under. My solution, way back when, was to set the DVD-5 size to customize at 4472. This gives me a little cushion should it go over a bit and have had no more issues with this.[/SIZE]

zapt

This, I believe, was the first time Iâve ever seen this issue with DVDFab. The weird thing in this particular instance was that it didnât fail while writing the disc and producing a coaster (a bad transcoding). It simply checked the disc, decided it wouldnât fit, and then stopped without writing.

90312

That's what happens when the file to write is too big to fit the media. You've been lucky up to this one.