[VCDImager] vcdimager dies with error

[Mike]

Hi,

Sometimes when I generate an MPEG-2 video stream to feed to VCDImager, it
generates the following error:

--DEBUG: initializing libvcd 0.6.2 [linux-gnu/i586]
   INFO: scanning mpeg track #0 for scanpoints...
++ WARN: mpeg stream will be padded on the fly -- hope that's ok for you!
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (54.934268 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (55.433767 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (55.934268 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (56.433767 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (56.934268 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (57.433767 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (57.934268 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (58.433767 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (58.934268 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: timecode seen smaller than max timecode... (59.433767 < 36487.868535)
--DEBUG: playing time 36488.335669
--DEBUG: track# 0's detected playing time: 36488.34 seconds

vcdimager: vcd.c:612: _finalize_vcd_iso_track: Assertion 
`_vcd_salloc_get_highest (obj->iso_bitmap) + 1 == 225' failed.



Now, the video clip in question is not actually 36488 seconds long, it's
only 60 seconds.  I did find the following at line 612 in vcd.c:

  assert (_vcd_salloc_get_highest (obj->iso_bitmap) + 1 == 225); /* fixme --
                                                                momentary
                                                                limitation */


I haven't gone through enough of the code to understand what's going on at
this point.  Can anybody shed some light as to what this limitation is,
why my MPEG files *SOMETIMES* cause this, why vcdimager thinks my playing
time is 36488 seconds, and if any of this is related?

Thanks.

- Mike