On a small percentage of DVDs AutoGK cannot be used!

I have compressed this movie without problem . Try reinstalling AutoGK.

aldaco12, I've noticed that a lot of your posts seek to blame the programmers who have created great freeware apps for problems that frequently turn out to be solvable had you done a bit of research, as in this case. Please keep that in mind the next time you think you have a "bug report."

It was just a bad comprehension for my words. I had this bad work on only one DVD, and I was wondering if this problem could be due to the same problem Neuron wrote DGindex v1.4.8 had. Couldn't it be, since DGIndex problem 'only on rare cases' is identical to the one I found on AutoGK. I'm sorry if my wrong manners might have made peoply thing I blame them , because it is not. I was only trying to give all the help I could do to fix some bad issue, if they exist, on that great tool. jadas, couple of things 1) 'the same movie' doesn't mean the DVD is the same. I probably live on a different country than you (Ita) with, possibly, haning a different TV system too (PAL; is yours NTSC?). 2) I uninstalled AutoGK twice and I also uninstalled my XviD codec before reinstalling it the 2nd time, in order to use only the codec included in AutoGK package. No change. Anyway, I'll perform a next run of tests as you suggested since I was too hurry (even if I am rather confident was not wrong..). What I'm afraid is that I have only an already shrinked copy (man move only, two languages: Eng + Ita) of that disc and I dont know if Ripit4Me could change many issues (except some fixing using FixVTS).

Did you try RipIt4Me as suggested? I successfully ripped and encoded Saw 3 without any audio synch problems. From what I've read here, that's a rarity with that particular title.