Issue with cluster finding correct path

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my bad)

Hi,

I've set up a cluster on localhost and everything works fine until the
separate outputed avi's need to be weaved into one. I get the following
error message:

*Output: [avilib.c] AVI open: avilib - Error opening AVI file
REASON: No such file or directory
scanning file /home/user/temp/dvdrip-data/romed3/avi/004/chunks-psu-00/* for
video/audio parameter
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This error is actually correct. There are no video chunks in that folder.
When I check to file system I find that the cluster option is outputting the
chucks to this location instead:

*/home/user/temp/dvdrip-data/romed3/cluster
*
This directory contains other directories with names like *004-00-00000*, *
004-00-00001* and *004-00-00002* etc. I assume that these are the chunks
that avilib.c is trying to refer to.

I'm using dvd:rip 0.98.10 and transcode 1.1.4. These are installed through a
normal apt-get on Ubuntu 9.10.

Any help very much appreciated.

- Luke

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(I think I send this message to the transcode users list by mistake. Sorry,=
 my bad)<br><br>Hi,<br><br>I&#39;ve set up a cluster on localhost and every=
thing works fine
until the separate outputed avi&#39;s need to be weaved into one. I get the
following error message:<br><br><i>Output: [avilib.c] AVI open: avilib - Er=
ror opening AVI file<br>
REASON: No such file or directory<br>scanning file /home/user/temp/dvdrip-d=
ata/romed3/avi/004/chunks-psu-00/* for video/audio parameter<br></i><br>Thi=
s
error is actually correct. There are no video chunks in that folder.
When I check to file system I find that the cluster option is
outputting the chucks to this location instead:<br>
<br><i>/home/user/temp/dvdrip-data/romed3/cluster<br></i><br>This directory=
 contains other directories with names like <i>004-00-00000</i>, <i>004-00-=
00001</i> and <i>004-00-00002</i> etc. I assume that these are the chunks t=
hat avilib.c is trying to refer to.<br>



<br>I&#39;m using dvd:rip 0.98.10 and transcode 1.1.4. These are installed =
through a normal apt-get on Ubuntu 9.10.<br><br>Any help very much apprecia=
ted.<br><br>- Luke

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