I have three blue ray drives and they all do the same exact thing. Pioneer BDR-2208, BDR-207 both SATA and my Samsung SE-506AB. No matter what disc I am reading...no matter what drive reads it...they just stop. I took a couple of screen shots. Once the read speed drops to 0, the program no longer shows it....just the % read. It will sit there for an hour if I let it. Can't seem to read anything that requires decrypting or shrinking. Turned off CUDA and same result. New Nvidia drivers 310.61/64. No joy and no success with version 8.2.2.2 either.... What can it be???? Windows 8

bobmitch, post an internal log that might tell the story.

That's the odd part...when I go into Users\Username\My Documents\DVDFab\Log... There is NOTHING in there. No log, nothing....I don't get any of this. It starts to read the disc normally and then stops at 11.64%. Read speed drops to 0 and nothing else happens. No log, no errors, nothing BTW...I am running Intel Rapid Storage drivers 11.6 (the latest). My OS drive is a Samsung 830 SSD, and my D drive is a 1 TB 7200 rpm Hitachi. In the program setup, I created temp directories on the D drive for DVDFab to cache it's files...but still should have no bearing. The program worked for years on Windows 7...but somehow...not on 8.

OK...I started a copy straight to my hard drive and it still locks at 11.61%. I can never rip (when having to shrink down the size)...Cars, for example is 27GB and has to shrink down to 22GB to fit a BD25. It works normally until 11.61%, then the read speed drops to 0 and the program just sits there. I have to cancel and finish...nothing ever gets done...whether 9.0.1.1 or 8.2.2.2, same for both. There is obviously something going on. Read the log that it created and see nothing...maybe you can...DVDFab is totally unusable on my system with Windows 8...

Can you clone a disk to a folder or an ISO without problem? Looking at your log file shows me it is still trying to use your GPU for encoding. [code] 7m 17.36s: Blu-ray Copy: Main Movie 7m 17.36s: Source: E:/BDMV/ 7m 17.36s: Playlist: 52 7m 17.36s: Chapters: 1 -> 32 7m 17.36s: TotalSize: 27861 MB 7m 17.36s: SourceSize: 27861 MB 7m 17.36s: RemoveHDAudio: 0 7m 17.36s: CompressToAC3: 0 7m 17.36s: OutputSize: 23000 MB 7m 17.36s: OutputDisc: BDMV 7m 17.36s: OutputTarget: BD25 7m 17.36s: OutputVideo: 1080p/i 7m 17.36s: info: enable bd copy(mode=0) 7m 17.36s: info: video encode mode(0), bitrate(17314), lr-encode(no) 7m 17.36s: info: streams(4113.2) 7m 17.36s: info: blu-ray copy begin (unit[elem[atomic[00060.m2ts]]]) 7m 17.36s: try to use gpu acceleration(1) for video decoding 7m 17.36s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video decoding enabled 7m 18.39s: GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled 7m 18.39s: info: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(17314) 7m 21.41s: info: processing source(00060.m2ts)[/code] Not sure how you disabled it (nvidia drivers or within DVDFAB or both?) but try again and open the log file as soon as it is started to make sure its not using GPU and is software only transcoding. Also make sure you have plenty of disk space where you have set DVDFAB to use as temp.

The problem I have is that I can't get DVDFab to read any disc past 11.61%. I will disable GPU and go with straight software, which I have tried with no success. Let me see if it will generate a new log... OK...this is what I get when I disable CUDA and keep everything strictly software. I did an upgrade to Windows 8, and everything works fine...except DVDFab and Nero Discspeed, which now only recognizes one of my drive, not both Pioneers...odd stuff... I have filled out about 5-6 of these error reports and sent. Even emailed tech support...no joy!

Not that it has anything to do with Blu Ray Copy, but I was able to copy a DVD, successfully. Must be something to do with 9.0.1.1 and it's BR ability. Odd thing...8.2.1.8 functioned normally on Windows 8 until I installed v9. Did 9 break 8?

Please don't wait for hours at the same percentage. If the number doesn't advance at all after 10-15 minutes, there's a problem.

OK, so I let it go for just over an hour...had other things to do and forgot it was still going. When I came back....was still stuck in the same place. The ability to do a DVD tells me that maybe there is an issue with the Blu Ray copy part. The first time I used it, I was able to get the read part to 100% and nothing happened after that. Then, since, I can't get past 11.61%. Something very problematic here. As I stated earlier...I was using 8.2.1.8 fine, even in Windows 8, until I installed 9. Now both don't work right...for BD

This is starting to sound like a pooched install to me. Try uninstalling both versions and running ccleaner on the registry until it doesn't find any errors. It took four times on my W8 machine.

[QUOTE=90312;128106]This is starting to sound like a pooched install to me. Try uninstalling both versions and running ccleaner on the registry until it doesn't find any errors. It took four times on my W8 machine.[/QUOTE] Thought you might be on to something. Uninstalled both and ran ccleaner. Then I cleaned out my registry of everything DVDFab. Reinstalled only 9.0.1.1 and tried to copy Cars again. Read speed was actually up to close to 12mb/s which was a big improvement...things moved along and stalled at 11.77% and then just sat there. Cancelled and going back to the drawing board... Here is my last log: DVDFab 9.0.1.1 (2012/11/28 20:40:30) 0m 00.15s: GPUAccelerate: 12351 0m 00.15s: CUDA cap: 1 0m 00.15s: Support coreavc decode: 0 0m 00.15s: Graphics info: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 : 5.0 : 2.0 0m 00.15s: Qt Translator file load success 0m 00.17s: Start get sys number. 0m 00.17s: Serial number is: c8-60-00-c9-6a-5c 0m 00.17s: Reg URL link is: 0m 00.17s: Version is: 9011 0m 00.17s: Product is: 2 0m 00.17s: Connect type is: 0 0m 00.87s: Times of connecting error is: 0 0m 00.87s: Parse string is: 2:1419226165 0m 00.87s: Parse string is: 20:1419226165 0m 00.87s: Parse string is: 60:1419213865 0m 00.87s: Parse string is: OV:9011 0m 00.87s: Parse string is: BV:9008 0m 00.87s: Parse string is: S:ea93883ebf603c2dd3c8598671a9a580 0m 01.17s: End check info. 0m 01.17s: Load config successful. 0m 01.23s: Init profile data driver sucessful. 0m 01.28s: Init GPU settings sucessful. 0m 01.28s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 bd23d 1 bd2dvd 1 file2dvd 1 file2bluray 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1 0m 01.29s: dvd2dvd:dvd2mobile:blu-ray2blu-ray:blu-ray2mobile:blu-ray23d:blu-ray2dvd:file2mobile:file2dvd:file2bluray: 0m 04.48s: Init burn engine successful. 0m 04.54s: opening drive E 0m 04.55s: opened i/o 0m 04.56s: got media type 15 0m 05.06s: got disc type 0 0m 05.06s: got max lba 20206815 0m 06.35s: type Blu-ray BDMV 0m 06.35s: volume label 18020466_CARS_USA 0m 06.42s: opening drive F 0m 06.49s: opened i/o 0m 06.49s: got media type 16 0m 06.50s: got disc type 0 0m 06.50s: got max lba 0 0m 07.57s: aacs 1 bd+ 0 0m 10.21s: Java protection is removed by StealthyClone anti-protection. 0m 10.27s: got discinfo 0m 10.57s: got bdmv 0m 10.59s: Vendor: PIONEER 0m 10.59s: Product: BD-RW BDR-207D 0m 10.59s: Revision: 1.30 0m 10.59s: Vendor specific: 12/09/05 PIONEER 0m 10.59s: AACS version: 1 0m 10.59s: Number of concurrent AGIDs: 1 0m 10.59s: Supports bus encryption: YES 0m 10.60s: Supports binding nonce generation: YES 0m 10.60s: Supports Hybrid discs: NO 0m 10.61s: got agid 0 0m 10.69s: sent host cert chal 0m 10.70s: got drive cert chal 0m 10.70s: BEC 1 0m 10.70s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0067 0m 10.75s: got drive key 0m 10.75s: got host key signature 0m 10.75s: verified drive signature 0m 10.76s: verified host signature 0m 10.81s: sent host signature and key point 0m 10.81s: got bus key 0m 10.84s: got agid 0 0m 10.91s: sent host cert chal 0m 10.92s: got drive cert chal 0m 10.93s: BEC 1 0m 10.93s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0067 0m 10.97s: got drive key 0m 10.98s: got host key signature 0m 10.98s: verified drive signature 0m 10.98s: verified host signature 0m 11.03s: sent host signature and key point 0m 11.04s: got bus key 0m 11.04s: got volume id 0m 11.04s: got volume id mac 0m 11.04s: volume id is correct 0m 11.04s: got vid 0m 11.23s: blu-ray 59996671AB3F7FD95D39A48B04D4CE52B13F2073 0m 11.77s: cert BEE=0x00 same 0m 13.18s: D 68108922 0m 13.19s: got vuk 0m 13.21s: got agid 0 0m 13.28s: sent host cert chal 0m 13.30s: got drive cert chal 0m 13.30s: BEC 1 0m 13.30s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0067 0m 13.35s: got drive key 0m 13.35s: got host key signature 0m 13.36s: verified drive signature 0m 13.36s: verified host signature 0m 13.42s: sent host signature and key point 0m 13.42s: got bus key 0m 13.43s: got data key 0m 13.71s: got unit key 1 0m 41.47s: got extended bdinfo 0m 41.47s: opened blu-ray 0m 41.49s: opening drive F 0m 41.56s: opened i/o 0m 41.56s: got disc type 0 0m 41.57s: got max lba 0 1m 14.24s: Burn data size is: 23000 1m 14.24s: Burn disc space is: 23866 3m 06.14s: Blu-ray Copy: Main Movie 3m 06.14s: Source: E:/BDMV/ 3m 06.14s: Playlist: 52 3m 06.14s: Chapters: 1 -> 32 3m 06.14s: TotalSize: 27861 MB 3m 06.14s: SourceSize: 27861 MB 3m 06.14s: RemoveHDAudio: 0 3m 06.14s: CompressToAC3: 0 3m 06.14s: OutputSize: 23000 MB 3m 06.14s: OutputDisc: BDMV 3m 06.15s: OutputTarget: BD25 3m 06.15s: OutputVideo: 1080p/i 3m 06.15s: info: enable bd copy(mode=0) 3m 06.15s: info: video encode mode(0), bitrate(17314), lr-encode(no) 3m 06.15s: info: streams(4113.2) 3m 06.15s: info: blu-ray copy begin (unit[elem[atomic[00060.m2ts]]]) 3m 06.15s: try to use gpu acceleration(1) for video decoding 3m 06.15s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video decoding enabled 3m 07.17s: GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled 3m 07.17s: info: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(17314) 3m 10.19s: info: processing source(00060.m2ts)

No matter what BR I copy, they stop at 11.64% read and sit for hours

martythebrit

I've used Norton Internet Security for many years, including the new 2013 version and never had a problem.

Your mileage may vary...

CBR929

Hi bobmitch
Bitdefender has been known to cause problems sometimes with Fab, but it's strange how it would let you copy a DVD.:confused:
CBR929

bobmitch

I have NO idea. It's odd...really like Kaspersky, but it caused numerous issues for me, later on, with Nero Burning ROM. Now this...a real adventure finding something that works with everything. Thinking of just going with Avast Free and let the chips fall...

CBR929

[QUOTE=bobmitch;128899]I have NO idea. It's odd...really like Kaspersky, but it caused numerous issues for me, later on, with Nero Burning ROM. Now this...a real adventure finding something that works with everything. Thinking of just going with Avast Free and let the chips fall...[/QUOTE]

Hi bobmitch
I have used Avast for years and am very happy with it.
I have seen another post today where another member also has Bitdefender an had to uninstall it and everything work like it should.
Glad you finally found the solution, as I was going to comment about Bitdefender when you posted you were using it.
CBR929

90312

I still think it has to do with your system configuration, my Windows 8 laptop that worked, eventually, is running Bitdefender :confused:

CBR929

[QUOTE=90312;128906]I still think it has to do with your system configuration, my Windows 8 laptop that worked, eventually, is running Bitdefender :confused:[/QUOTE]
Are you trying to open up a can of worms???;)

90312

Jus sayin' :D

bobmitch

[QUOTE=90312;128906]I still think it has to do with your system configuration, my Windows 8 laptop that worked, eventually, is running Bitdefender :confused:[/QUOTE]

Perhaps...but I played around with it, trying to get Bitdefender NOT to scan anything near DVDFab...still wouldn't stop it from happening. Frankly, if removing Bitdefender helps...no biggie. Without it...the program is faster and works! As I said...99.9% of everything I ran on Win 7 runs effortlessly on Win 8...now to include DVDFab. Bitdefender has caused me fits in the past, to where their tech support called me from Russia and connected to my machine and found it to be a module that caused issues with other programs as well. There is always something with Bitdefender. My second time around with them. Will keep them on my wife's machine and my laptop (also caused issues there and when removed, went away)...I will use either Avast or Zone Alarm on my desktop...just want 100% functionality...

90312...you have been GREAT! I can't thank you enough for your suggestions and support...

90312

Not sure I actually did anything productive, but I enjoyed being along for the ride!

GadgetVictim

Pioneer BDR2207 and BDR2208 Problem

@bodmitch:
Just found that you had previously posted a similar problem as I've encountered with both Pioneers BDR2207 and BDR2208. See my post yesterday (7 Dec 12) in the General Chat section titled: DVDFab Compatibility with Pioneer BDR2207 and BDR2208 Blu-Ray BurnersDVDFab.

After reading your threads, I'm not sure whether you've resolved this problem or not?
If you have resolved it, can you provide me with information on how you resolved this problem? The symptoms of your problem is almost identical to my problems. Ether way, I like to hear from you and get the latest on where you stand on/with this problem.

I've subscribed to this subject posting, so you can contact me by either posting a reply here, or replying to the above new post that I've just created.

Thank You in Advance,
GadgetVictim
PS: Looks like I'm again a victim of this new gadget from Pioneer.

geilee

[QUOTE=GadgetVictim;129030]@bodmitch:
Just found that you had previously posted a similar problem as I've encountered with both Pioneers BDR2207 and BDR2208. See my post yesterday (7 Dec 12) in the General Chat section titled: DVDFab Compatibility with Pioneer BDR2207 and BDR2208 Blu-Ray BurnersDVDFab.

After reading your threads, I'm not sure whether you've resolved this problem or not?
If you have resolved it, can you provide me with information on how you resolved this problem? The symptoms of your problem is almost identical to my problems. Ether way, I like to hear from you and get the latest on where you stand on/with this problem.

I've subscribed to this subject posting, so you can contact me by either posting a reply here, or replying to the above new post that I've just created.

Thank You in Advance,
GadgetVictim
PS: Looks like I'm again a victim of this new gadget from Pioneer.[/QUOTE]

Please disable your antivirus, and then give it a try.

bobmitch

[QUOTE=GadgetVictim;129030]@bodmitch:
Just found that you had previously posted a similar problem as I've encountered with both Pioneers BDR2207 and BDR2208. See my post yesterday (7 Dec 12) in the General Chat section titled: DVDFab Compatibility with Pioneer BDR2207 and BDR2208 Blu-Ray BurnersDVDFab.

After reading your threads, I'm not sure whether you've resolved this problem or not?
If you have resolved it, can you provide me with information on how you resolved this problem? The symptoms of your problem is almost identical to my problems. Ether way, I like to hear from you and get the latest on where you stand on/with this problem.

I've subscribed to this subject posting, so you can contact me by either posting a reply here, or replying to the above new post that I've just created.

Thank You in Advance,
GadgetVictim
PS: Looks like I'm again a victim of this new gadget from Pioneer.[/QUOTE]

I simply cured it by uninstalling Bitdefender Internet Security 2013. Went back to Kaspersky Internet Security 2013 (replaced by Bitdefender with a month or so left on license...reinstalled it)...everything works fine now!

GadgetVictim

[QUOTE=geilee;129168]Please disable your antivirus, and then give it a try.[/QUOTE]

Okay, will try tomorrow.
Thanks for taking the time.
GadgetVictim:)

GadgetVictim

[QUOTE=GadgetVictim;129187]Okay, will try tomorrow.
Thanks for taking the time.
GadgetVictim:)[/QUOTE]

Per following recommendation from geilee: "...Please disable your antivirus, and then give it a try.â, I tried disabling my antivirus.

However, There was no joy in Mudville. Same problem occurred.

@geilee
I have McAfee installed in my PC. So, I turned the active and scheduled scans off, and rebooted my PC.

Did I do enough to disable my Antivirus?? I could not find any other switches (e.g.; Turn-Off or Disable Antivirus) in my McAfee that I could switch off. I got all kinds of alarms from McAfee tell me that my computer was at risk.

FYI, I too have a similar problem as Frost271. My system also periodically reboots my PC during the DVDFab blu-ray copy process. Did not want to muddy the water with this Pioneer problem, because this problem has also been occurring for months, and prior to my purchasing the Pioneer 2208.

Haven't tried running DVDFab Blu-Ray Copy with McAfee turned off as yet. Will post something later after I run that combo.

Regards,
GadgetVictim

bkrak57

it's bitdefender!

I've been having this problem for months, until I came across this thread, I had just been waiting for DVDFab to come out with a version that worked again, then to see this thread was awesome that someone else has, and corrected the problem. I have two pc's that I had been running on both win 7 then 8 with bitdefender, and I can't believe I didn't realize the problem was bitdefender. uninstalled it on one, presto, problem fixed. disabled ALL the antivirus scans (not just the real time) you have to go into settings under antivirus, presto, problem fixed there as well. So for everyone out there with the speed dropping off to zero (mine was at different percentages all the time) this is a definite fix! Bitdefender DOES NOT play well with DVDFab.

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