The Expandables Process failed

[unknownbluray]

I'm trying to back up The Expandables, but when it gets to 12% it stops and I get a message that Process Fails now it doesnt go into burn mode its while its decrypting. Has anyone have this problem? I'm using the latest version of dvdfab.

[Blazkowicz]

Please post log files (My Documents folder).

[unknownbluray]

09:16:58: Analyzing started
09:16:58: Analyzing completed successfully
09:16:58: Copy process started
09:16:58: Source( 00389.m2ts )

09:17:33: Source( 00390.m2ts )

09:19:15: Source( 00391.m2ts )

09:21:15: Source( 00392.m2ts )

09:21:50: Source( 00393.m2ts )

09:22:51: Task_1 failed! Error=1000(504.00 0 error: process exception, filter(type128:id18), info = 503.00 13,)

**update**

I took cuda off and running straight software encoding and right now its on 46%. I'm hoping it works I did get a good burn image but the directors commentary was on it and couldnt get it off . I also let it scan the disc completely instead of canceling the process, does that make a difference?

[maineman]

I'd send along the error code to Fengtao...

09:22:51: Task_1 failed! Error=1000 (504.00 0 error: process exception, filter(type128:id18), info = 503.00 13,)

Is the error reproduced when ripping Expendables in Full Disc?

[unknownbluray]

I got it working using mainmovie but whats making me mad is the commentary is showing up as sound and not the movie sound

[68sting]

commentary is showing up as sound

I had the same problem Make sure you're only checking the top choice of the list in the audio section which is a dts audio track. If you also have the English 3/2 checked you'll get the comantary.

[malcolm]

I got it working using mainmovie but whats making me mad is the commentary is showing up as sound and not the movie sound

Hi, unknownbluray,

Please play the original disc on your standalone BD player first, switch the audio tracks to find out which one does not include the commentary, then you can determine which one is the main title, and which audio stream is your need, load it to DVDFab to copy again to see the result.

Sincerely Yours
Malcolm Wang