Bad Mux after 4.0.3 update?

Don't know if my situation is unique, but I think I may have found a bug/issue with DVDSP and/or Compressor. A project I've been working on for almost a year now won't mux properly, since the recent 4.0.3 update. The project is 3 hours 50 minutes long. Before the update I got clean builds that played without a hitch. Now, and this is consistent across 3 machines with the same level of software, the video starts to break up at 3h18m in to the program. This is with both the origanl mpeg2 files compressed BEFORE the update and a new batch compressed AFTER (I thought maybe the originals had become corrupted.) The strangeness is that the VOB files seem to play fine in VLC or MPlayer, but playing either from the build or and image in DVD Player or burning and playing on a set-top result in the aforementioned problem at 3h18m.
I went back to the original FCP timeline - no problems. Exported both a FCP ref and self-contiained file - no problems with them. Recompressed both in Compressor 2 - each file when viewed in QT Player is truncated to just over the 2 hour mark, but the size of the file indicates it is indeed the full program. VLC and MPlayer both play the complete file.
Next step was DVDSP. Imported the necessary MPEG files and muxed - 3h18m breakup and halt. Imported the each of the FCP files and let DVDSP compress to MPEG, then muxed - again, same problem. Tried again both ways but left out subtitles - same issue. Left out AC3 - same issue.
I'm assuming it's happening at the mux because of the original files working before. I think I've covered every variation of compress/mux I could think of. Even uninstalled DVDSP (but not Compressor) and re-installed from disc to vanilla 4.0 - no change. My next task is to uninstall Compressor and re-install to 2.0 vanilla, unless some associated codec is causing the problem.
I know my project is incredibly long, but has anyone else seen a muxing issue lately?
Patrick
G5/1.8DP/2GB/2x250HD int/ 2x250HD ext/5.6TB SAN Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Ooops! Seems I have to upgrade - I'm running 4.0.2 (the Dual G5 is usually off-line, editing only.) But, I DO have muxing issues. DVD SP will usually report a muxing error early in the build. I sometimes have to try as many as three times to get it to work (which may include restarting the computer and running build THEN format.) THEN, when I play back the DVD (and I always burn to a DVD-RW, to check it before it goes to my DVD Publisher) although the video (up to 2 hours) plays perfectly (edited in FCP, then exported using Compressor) it's the MENU that breaks up (usually in the lower third)! It's bad enough I'm a newbie and it takes me forever to "concoct" a very simple DVD menu, but then to spend a whole day to get it to burn properly!
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4G iPod touch KEEPS CRASHING AFTER 6.1.3 UPDATE

Okay, so I live in an area with rural internet. Because of this I have only just downloaded the 6.1.3 iOS update this week for my 4G iPod touch. I have only just discovered how bad an idea that was.
Safari crashes every half-minute, the iPod is now INCREDIBLY slow, Twitter, YouTube and almost every app I have keeps crashing after a minute or so...
I have gone over all the 'fixes' that google has presented to me.
Clearing the multitasking bar doesn't change jack and I can't roll back my iPod to the backup on iTunes because I just got a new computer. And the first thing I did was move all my music over and SYNC THE IPOD AFTER IT HAD BEEN UPDATED.
So what am I supposed to do? My iPod is USELESS to me now as an internet-capable device OR music player, and no matter where I look the only help anyone can offer is "Apple doesn't support downgrading"???
So Apple updates the OS with a faulty patch and I have to deal with the failure?
Is there anyone who can actually HELP me? What do I do? Jailbreak the **** thing? I've never jailbroken anything before, but surely it can't render my iPod any more useless than it already is! It's not like the thing is covered under warranty anymore! (Really convinient, that...)
Can some please help me get my iPod WORKING again?! I paid $300 dollars for a music player with internet access, not a paperweight!
Either way, I'm officially done with Apple devices after this nonsense. I hear Galaxy Tabs actually work! Imagine!

Try:
- Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Reset all settings
Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
All your preferences and settings are reset. Information (such as contacts and calendars) and media (such as songs and videos) aren’t affected.
- Restore from backup. See:
iOS: How to back up
- Restore to factory settings/new iOS device.
If still problem, make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store since it appears you have a hardware problem.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

I have been using facetime on my iphone for a while and after the recent, ios update, I cannot seem to use the facetime. What went wrong?

I have been using facetime on my iphone5 for a while and after the recent IOS update, I cannot seems to use my facetime any longer. what went wrong?

'The installer has insufficient privileges to modify this file C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support\Web kit.resources\inspector\Images\Spinner Inactive Selected.gif.'
That one's consistent with disk/file damage. The first thing I'd try with that is running a disk check (chkdsk) over your C drive.
XP instructions in the following document: How to perform disk error checking in Windows XP
Vista instructions in the following document: Check your hard disk for errors
Windows 7 instructions in the following document: How to use CHKDSK (Check Disk)
Select both Automatically fix file system errors and Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors, or use chkdsk /r (depending on which way you decide to go about doing this). You'll almost certainly have to schedule the chkdsk to run on startup. The scan should take quite a while ... if it quits after a few minutes or seconds, something's interfering with the scan.
Does the chkdsk find/repair any damage? If so, can you get an install to go through properly afterwards?

DVD export broken after 10.0.1 update

A project which I have previously exported to DVD in Final Cut Pro 10.0 can no longer be exported after 10.0.1 update.
The symptom is that, athough it plays back fine in the Viewer, after doing Share -> DVD, the burned DVD ends up with these choppy sections where it loops the same 0.3 seconds or so over and over. This occurs after about 4 minutes of playback (it is an 8 minute video).
I've burned multiple DVDs, and deleted the projects render files and re-rendered, and tried multiple DVD players, all to no avail.
This is my first attempt to burn a DVD since applying the update from App Store, which is why I surmise the update may be involved.
Visually it looks a lot like a disc with a bad scratch where it gets in a loop. But as far as I can tell, Final Cut Pro is actually burning the DVD fine, and it is actually writing the same 0.3 second of video over and over. That is, if I put it into a DVD player, I can fast forward from 03:00 to 07:00, and it is still looping the same snippet of video.
Has anybody seen this problem? Any advice for how to fix. Thanks.

This may or may not be related, but its worth mentioning as it relates to what may be a change in the update. I did a test export "Share" > "DVD..." on a project. It worked very well. DVD played just fine on a few devices.
Same project after the update and it fails to share a DVD now. It opens the Share Monitor app and after a few seconds FCPX shows me this:
First, lets take a moment to appreciate the inherent humor in FCPX telling me I've failed. Funny. Moving on...
Restarted FCPX - no change.
Deleted "Shared Items" folder, in my FCP Project folder - no change.
Restarted Lion - no change.
Realization iLife in Lion no longer comes with iDVD - not happy.
Any advice?

After 10.6.5 update my mac will not reboot

After 10.6.5 update my mac will not reboot. It just spins at the white apple screen. Luckily boot camp works but, all of my important stuff is on the mac side. What can I do? I did not backup(I know that was bad), can I get my old settings and files back? What do I do?

Try sig's suggestion first, then, if that doesn't fix it, try some of the fixes here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2653184&tstart=0
Some of them won't be relevant if you can't even boot, of course.

What is the Exit / Badi triggered after PGI is done in VL02N???/

What is the Exit / Badi triggered after PGI is done in VL02N??/ Once PGI is done then i have to update some tables. so whats is the userexit or a bapi that is triggered ones the PGI is done.?????????????

BADI LE_SHP_GOODSMOVEMENT is called when the post goods issue is performed.
It handles a number of goods movements, so is_likp-lfart eq 'LF' will limit it down to goods movements for deliveries.

After downloading the latest update, my playlists now go into shuffle mode everytime I try to play. I have turn6ed off shuffle on both my computer and ipod, and even tried recreating a new list, to no avail. Any ideas as to what may be causing this?

After downloading the latest update for my Ipod touch, my playlists now go into "shuffle" mode everytime I try to play. I have turned off shuffle on both itunes and my ipod and even tried recreating the playlist and syncing with no luck. I don't know what is causing this, because before the last download, it never happened. Any ideas on how to fix?

Since this is an XP machine, which version of iTunes do you have installed? Is it the latest version?
Have you tried starting iTunes, attach the USB end of the cable, then while holding the home button on the iPod connect the 30-pin connector end of the cable to the iPod...that is the recovery mode but also should make iTunes see the iPod.
If that doesn't work you may need to take the iPod back and have it tested by the genius bar techs to make sure the connector is not bad.

IMac G3 goofy after 2006-004 security update

I originally posted this in the Safari forum and was re-directed here. After the latest security update, Safari acts very strange. Some pages open but most don't. I can only get to this discussion page by way of a link in an earlier email. www.foxnews.com works fine as does ebay.com. When I type in other addresses (including Google.com) I get a message that says "Safari can't open the page. The error was: "bad server response" (NSURLErrorDomain:-1011). Report the bug to Apple"...which I did. Several other weird things are happening---When I restart, I get a black rectangle inside the blue background as the system loads. Also my clock re-set to 12/31/69. My trash icon on the dock has disappeared, and 2 different printers refuse to print. The printers actually start and make a noise and even thread the paper through, but no printing is on the paper.
I have repaired permissions, zapped the pram, unplugged and restarted, removed some preferences like com.apple.safari.plist. I don't know what else to try.

Hello again Barb,
Glad to see you took my suggestion & posted here. Here are my thoughts.
Do you have any logs in the Console like this below ?
: for architecture i386 object: ./Applications/iTunes.app/Contents/Resources/iTunesHelper.app/Contents/MacOS/iT unesHelper malformed object (unknown flavor for flavor number 0 in LC_UNIXTHREAD command 13 can't byte swap it)
•Do you have itunes in Account/Start up items if yes use the minus[-] to remove it from Start ups.
•Then go to Application folder/iTunes -> ( actions menu) Show package Contents/Resources/iTunes Helper move this to the desktop.
Next Go to HD->Library->Receipts and trash all iTunes .pkg files EXCEPT for iTunesX.pkg and iTunesPhoneDriver.pkg
•So, just go to the Receipts folder, open it, go to list mode, find the iTune.pkg files, and put into your trash (but don't empty until you've made sure all this works for you) any iTunes.pkg files EXCEPT the ones mentioned above. You do need the iTunes.pkg files mentioned above, but you do not need the ones in your trash.
(NOTE. DO NOT remove any other files except the iTunes.pkg files mentioned.) None of this will affect your music library or music.
Then do a restart & run permissions repair.
The other issue you do not mention is Norton did you uninstall it ?
Which Norton do you use, you did not repy to that.http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2730248&#2730248
Look at macjack's post for the Unistaller.
Backup your files if you have not done so already.If the worse happens at least it will not be a disaster. Any q's please ask.
Eme;~[)
edited by: Eme

LaCie drive unrecognized after 2007-004 Security Update

Earlier today, I downloaded the Apple Security Update 2007-004, and upon restarting, one of my two LaCie drives became unrecognizable. This is an older 200GB drive, while a newer 250GB LaCie drive still works fine.
I've had a similar problem once before, but was able to go to DiskUtility and repair the permissions, which successfully reset things. This time, DU has the disk listed in the lefthand directory window, but won't let me verify or repair anything.
I have read through lots of other posts about conflicts after the 2007-004, but couldn't find one that involved LaCie drives.
I've tried just about all of the standard fix attempts:
Unplugging everything for 10 minutes...
Changed power plugs...
Changed ports...
DiskUtility and DiskWarrior (the drive is unrecognized to both)...
Updating the ComboUpdater...
Deep-cleaned the caches...
LaCie update...
Nothing has worked.
Any other ideas? I've read some suggestions to try an Archive and Re-install of the OSX, but liked to put that off if necessary.
There is always the chance the drive is bad, but seeing how this happened right after the 2007-004 update which has caused so many other conflicts, I think the problem is not necessarily the drive, but some unknown conflict.
Thanks...
Jerry
PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.9)

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=8965
this is the right one. sorry.
I had read the link above already, but it's not exactly the same problem....or at least, not exactly the same cause.
The conflicts discussed in that thread came about as a result of the 10.4.9 OS update. My LaCie drives worked fine after that. My conflict was not caused by that, but rather the much more recent 2007-004 Apple Security Update.
In any case, no one in that thread had any definitive solution to offer, anyway.

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