Hangs at percentage, but complettion time keeps going, and fps starts a slow countdown to 0. I tried doing a/v codec to software, but it still happens. Then I tried playing with different settings. Upon turning off the TurboCPU, it finally worked. However, the time it takes went from 20 estimated with turbocpu, to 50 minutes without turbocpu. It seems the TurboCPU is not playing nice with something in my hardware. I have a Jetway NC81-LF, with ATI graphics, and AMD 64 dual core CPU. I would also like to point out, that i even did a full re-install of Windows 7, and didn't put anything on it but DVDFab. I didn't even do any of the updates, and it still hangs with the TurboCPU option checked. Is there any way to fix this?

Hi beavis71cox,Are you using v8032?Please post dvdfab_internal.log, thanks.Best Regards,Fengtao

Yes, i'm using the latest one. Thats one of the problems. It doesn't log a crash. The very first time it did, and i sent the report off to DVDFab through the Crash report module that automatically came up, but it doesn't ever really crash. It just stops at a certain percentage, and doesn't go any further. you can even press pause and cancel, and its all normal. I even tried waiting once, but 2 hours later, and it hadn't moved any further. After many tests, i've concluded that it is definitely the TurboCPU. If i uncheck it, everything works fine, but if i check mark it, it hangs. No matter which format i'm trying to rip it to. And it only happens with the ripper. I can copy dvd's just fine. I'll try and see if i can duplicate a crash. It always only crashes the very first time i run it and produces a log, on the very first Windows 7 installation. All the other times, it just hangs, and doesn't produce a log. So in the next day or so, i will reformat, once again, and see if it makes another log. Then i will save it and upload it. The problem is, i've re-installed windows so many times, that i don't have the logs from the other crashes. Thanks.

Crash logs not what fengtao asked for. He asked for internal logs and they located at document-dvdfab-log.

I would also like to point out, that it is the "FabCore.exe" program that crashes, and not the DVDFab.exe.

Okay, here is the Crash info....... Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: FabCore.exe Application Version: 1.0.5.1 Application Timestamp: 4ccbc979 Fault Module Name: codecs.dll Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0 Fault Module Timestamp: 4ccb881c Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 000b018c OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1 Locale ID: 1033 Additional Information 1: 0a9e Additional Information 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 Additional Information 3: 0a9e Additional Information 4: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 Also, i would like to point out something. I set the enable TurboCPU, and reran DVDFab, however, this time, i opened up task manager, and while it was running, before it got to 5%, which is where it usually crashes, i set the Affinity of FabCore.exe to CPU0. It ran to 20% with no problems, so then without stopping, i switched the Affinity to CPU1. It kept going to 40%, so then I switched the Affinity back to both CPU's, and within 5% of doing so, it crashed again.

Never mind. I figured out the problem.

I am seeing the same thing (I think.) In trying to rip "One Eyed Jacks" using the Apple TV profile (slightly modified), it seems to get to percent: 100%. And then never finishes or completes. " ------ begin mobile work(1/5) ------ 9m 33.25s: create config(0) 9m 33.25s: convert profile(appleTV.mp4.h264.aac) 9m 34.16s: dvd title(2) angle(0) chapter(1->15) 9m 34.16s: stream(480,2,1) stream(128,86019,1) stream(32,94208,4) 9m 34.17s: not set correct fourcc for video(28) 9m 34.17s: subpicture preset(1), mode(0) 9m 35.23s: h264_encode: encode param profile(1) level(31) bitrate(1500) 9m 41.29s: subpicture(32) mode(0) 9m 41.29s: connect to sub render filter " Also at this stage, how do I tell it to give up and go to the next entry in the queue? And is there any way to save and reload the queue? Thanks, Jerry

Same Here Same thing happening here. It finishes ripping, then hangs at 100%. I can cancel out of it and the video is fine, but it prevents me from doing multiple tracks. Using 1-pass, for Apple TV, just default settings. Log: ------ begin mobile work(1/1) ------ 7m 25.91s: create config(0) 7m 25.91s: convert profile(appletv.default) 7m 26.24s: dvd title(1) angle(0) chapter(1->5) 7m 26.25s: stream(480,2,1) stream(128,86019,1) stream(32,94208,4) 7m 26.25s: not set correct fourcc for video(28) 7m 26.25s: subpicture preset(1), mode(0) 7m 27.48s: h264_encode: encode param profile(0) level(30) bitrate(1500) 7m 33.52s: subpicture(32) mode(0) 7m 33.52s: connect to sub render filter

Aren't you a joy! [QUOTE=AGJ;59659]Crash logs not what fengtao asked for. He asked for internal logs and they located at document-dvdfab-log.[/QUOTE] You bug and you chew out your cusdtomer base! Now that's a good business generator!

Hangs at percentage

diffie

Same issue here with 8.0.5.0

beavis71cox

In my case, I ran a program called prime95. This program checks your processor for errors, and lo and behold, it failed miserably. So I grabbed another processor, from a duplicate machine, and now the video conversion works. And when I ran prime95 on the new processor, it didn't fail.

It's just awful funny though, that I had absolutely no problems with my system, except this video conversion thing.

Since putting in the new processor, I've had no problems with dvdfab.

GregiBoy

I have struck a similar problem in the past with overclocking, not only with Fab, but all video conversion software.

Very hard and frustrating to find the problem!!!!

Good detective work.

luemmel

Hi,
i have the same percentage problem with DVDFab DVD Ripper and all my Sk8erboy-DVDs. With other movies and DVD sets it works. It seems that the copy protection is not the problem, i've ripped the main movie in a new folder and tried to rip the chapters from the new vob file without success.

At the moment i use other software but the quality and speed is not so good as with DVDFab DVD Ripper.

Greets
Luemmel

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