Rivergate Software Inc. - makers of DVDAfterEdit

I am using a domestic Panasonic DVD recorder to record the timeline from Final Cut Pro so that I can issue DVD discs at a moments notice to my clients.
The recording is therefore made in real time and actually at very good picture quality.
After finalising the disc, our users immediatly watch the DVD on there laptops.

Hi Everyone,

Tyring to open a DVD with a title that uses seamless branching as done by another authoring application. Here's the trace for Thread 0:

Date/Time: 2006-05-19 06:55:54.100 -0700
OS Version: 10.4.2 (Build 8C46)
Report Version: 3

Command: DVDAfterEdit SMS
Path: /Users/laz/Desktop/DVDAfterEdit SMS
Parent: WindowServer [56]

Unfortunately I have to report that the recent beta isn't working for me either. I'm using a fresh build of a setup that re-interleaves fine with TFDVDEdit 3.0 beta 17 and plays well in my tests.

With new version when opening the VIDEO_TS folder I get this assert:

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Until we get the forum enabled for posting properly, please bounce replies off this thread.

Interesting quote from the Tully list. This is from Ray Wallick, a CCE distributor. It relates to multi-angle material, but the implications for SMS are interesting:

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First, let's look at some parameter settings and constraints in encoding for
Multi-Angle Video.

* All video streams must be encoded using a closed GOP pattern.

Now that we are getting very few bug reports from the bread and butter applications of DVDAfterEdit, perhaps it is time to revisit Seamless Branching, aka Seamless Multi-Story, to see if perhaps some Authoring application(s) might produce usable multiplexed assets under some known conditions.