Performance Why do some Blu-ray rips stop early?

[Gentle Soul]

Why do some of my Blu-ray rips stop very early and say they are finished?

[3dman]

Are you using the new windows version?
Post your Fab internal log file for this disk cut and paste into notepad upload as a attachment.Make sure your using the latest version of Fab.The last disk in the folder is the last disk you did it will start with Fab version.

[Gentle Soul]

No, I have the Mac version. I see that I do need to update to the latest version, so I will do that now. If I still have the problem, where in the Mac file structure would I find this log file you mention?

[3dman]

If the Mac version is like the windows version open Fab click on triangle on upper right side (see screen shot) to open pull down, scroll down to open log files,open it select Fab internal file open it then Post your Fab internal log file for this disk cut and paste into notepad upload as a attachment.Make sure your using the latest version of Fab.The last disk in the folder is the last disk you did it will start with Fab version.In my windows version this happened several times to me it works after trying it again with the same settings for me. I don't know what causes it so try it again.

[Gentle Soul]

Forgive me for not understanding, but what good will posting the log file in this forum do?

[signals]

This forum is owned and operated by DVDFab, the staff checks it regularly but will not be able to help you without the log file. Please attach the log file rather than posting it, instructions are linked in my sig, below.

[Gentle Soul]

Yes, I do understand that you need the log file. But as I said, I have the Mac version, which does not look like the screenshot of the Windows version that you posted at all. Also, I do not have Notepad, since I have a Mac. I need more Mac-specific instructions. Thank you.

[signals]

The logs are just text files, can be read and edited with anything that can read and write ASCII text. The new logs are appended to the bottom of the file, so the log session from a recent disc will be near the end of the file.

[Gentle Soul]

Okay. But WHERE in the Mac version do I find this?

[signals]

Go to Settings, on the General Tab you should find Diagnosis, the log location should be next to Directory. This directs you to the log folder, you will need to open the log folder to see the actual file, which in this case is named dvdfab_internal.log. Please post in the DVDFab for Mac forum next time, you will get a more prompt and appropriate response.


A freeze or crash while copying a disc is most often caused by a read error in the optical drive, either faulty disc or the drive itself.