DVD Authoring, ILTStlImgRd and LTMM Error: 0x8005F5CB

Hello All,
First, sorry for the formatting. As the subject mentions, I'm using the DVD Authoring Module and running into an issue specifying the
still image (a .jpg file) to use for the title menu. The code works fine on my development machine but
not on deployment. I know this probably has something to do with a missing .dll but I am unable to isolate
which one it could be. I've followed all of the guidelines in the help section related to DVD Authoring,
used Process Explorer, Dependency Viewer, and VMMap to examine the libraries loaded by the executable
but cannot find the cause of this problem.

Another post at http://support.leadtools...rums/40657/ShowPost.aspx got me started down the
.dll hell path but now I'm not even sure if that is the issue any more.

Code snippet causing the problem (lifted pretty much right out of the DVD Authoring sample)

_ltmmConvertCtrl.SourceFile = @"C:\Temp\DefaultTitleMenu.jpg";
_ltmmConvertCtrl.StartConvert();

var stillImg = (ILTStlImgRd)_ltmmConvertCtrl.GetSubObject(ConvertObject.SourceFilter);
var currentDuration = _ltmmConvertCtrl.Duration;

if (currentDuration * 2 <= 1.0)
stillImg.Loop = (int)(1.0 / currentDuration + 0.5);

The error occurs when setting the SourceFile property to the specified existing image file name.

LeadTools Version: 17.5.0.21

Any help would be very appreciated.

Justin,
I noticed that you don't have the latest setups of LEADTOOLS and LEADTOOLS Multimedia. Please try using the latest setups from our website.

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