Awesome dude. Props.

I haven't had the freezing problem yet but this is good info.

yeah when i had that problem it was because the external drive I specified to save to in fairuse wasn't connected, but using any character that windows doesn't allow for filenames would also cause it makes sense too.

Armadan, I read your topic about this problem. I really don't know how to solve this because I never get this error. FU always converts audio correctly here. The boost option is necessary because original audio on DVDs is always too low and this option corrects the problem.

I wonder if your system have some unusual audio characteristics (external audio like Creative Audigy or something like that). Can you tell us your hardware in more details? Maybe we can help you.

You have already tried other convertion software like AutoGK, for example? Take a look that at http://www.autogk.me.uk

The software was discontinnued but it receive some minor adjustments. Recently a new version was lauched and a beta version too. Try the stable version and tell me if you get the same audio problem.

Good luck.

matt, you should install a new codec pack. It may work.

Uninstall your current codec package, restart your computer, install new video driver for your card and get the latest version of KL Codec Pack MEGA or FULL at http://www.codecguide.com and install it. Restart your computer and use FUW to do a new conversion.

If it doesn't it may be necessary reinstall your Windows. It may be an damaged dll file somewhere. I hope first option can resolve your problems.

Good luck.