Blu ray download

durkinjt

I am new to Blu ray . I bought a Blu Ray Reader, read what I thought was enough to copy a Blu Ray disk I own to a dvd disc. I downloaded DvdFabhd,(used the Blu ray to Blu ray option, finally got it on the harddrive, went to burn using a dvd5 disc, (used Movie only), was rejected, stating I needed a dual blu ray disc. I'm obviously doing something wrong, when I opened the downloaded file I was completly lost with the options I was given, as oppossed to a Dvd file that just has the audio/video option. I would greatly appeciate any help. T.I.A.

durkinjt

no help?

Anyone out there?

W&B

Did you select BD5 in the dropdown beside quality?

durkinjt

Thanks for the reply. Instead of bd5, I used Bd9, shoudn't that work?

GregiBoy

Yes it should, but it needs to be played in a Blu-Ray player.

W&B

[QUOTE=durkinjt;10427]I am new to Blu ray . I bought a Blu Ray Reader, read what I thought was enough to copy a Blu Ray disk I own to a dvd disc. I downloaded DvdFabhd,(used the Blu ray to Blu ray option, finally got it on the harddrive, went to burn using a dvd5 disc, (used Movie only), was rejected, stating I needed a dual blu ray disc. I'm obviously doing something wrong, when I opened the downloaded file I was completly lost with the options I was given, as oppossed to a Dvd file that just has the audio/video option. I would greatly appeciate any help. T.I.A.[/QUOTE]

If you selected BD9 (as stated in post #4) in the dropdown and tried to burn to a BD5 (as stated in the quote above) that's probably the problem.

durkinjt

My mistake, I'm getting myself confused, as a matter of fact, I just now finished a download it was D9 and was set to D9, after about 15Hrs it finally finished, the disc had 8.9 G and so it was too big for my D9 ,I had it set for 1080, is there a way to get it down to the D9 size?, I'm sure there can be some bytes eliminated, just am not sure how, I understand some of the sound can be done away with for instance. Is 15Hrs normal for a rip?

W&B

[QUOTE=durkinjt;11181]I'm sure there can be some bytes eliminated, just am not sure how, I understand some of the sound can be done away with for instance. Is 15Hrs normal for a rip?[/QUOTE]

When doing main movie only, in the audio and subtitle section/boxes select only the ones you need. generally the 1st audio track (provided
english is your native language) and same for subtitles but if you don't need subs then deselect them all.
15hrs for rip/compression stage...it's really depending on your computer specs/graphics card. I have a Core 2 duo rated @ 3.16ghz out of the box but is overclocked to 3.80ghz with 8gb of ram installed and midgrade (at best) video card that Fab makes use of the Cuda/dxva gpu acceleration (helps the encoding process). My run times are usually 3-4 hours and have seen others report even faster times with better hardware/cpu/video cards
To be honest 15hrs seems to long imo, make sure no other programs is running in the background such as virus scans and so forth.

durkinjt

[QUOTE=Wild and Blue;11231]When doing main movie only, in the audio and subtitle section/boxes select only the ones you need. generally the 1st audio track (provided
english is your native language) and same for subtitles but if you don't need subs then deselect them all.
15hrs for rip/compression stage...it's really depending on your computer specs/graphics card. I have a Core 2 duo rated @ 3.16ghz out of the box but is overclocked to 3.80ghz with 8gb of ram installed and midgrade (at best) video card that Fab makes use of the Cuda/dxva gpu acceleration (helps the encoding process). My run times are usually 3-4 hours and have seen others report even faster times with better hardware/cpu/video cards
To be honest 15hrs seems to long imo, make sure no other programs is running in the background such as virus scans and so forth.[/QUOTE]

I just finsihed this Rip,(was started before your reply), again it failed, log follows:
19:34:20: You are going to try "Blu-ray to Blu-ray" option.
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10:35:47: Burn DVD folder (C:\Users\durkinjt\Documents\DVDFab\Temp\MainMovie\ANGELS_AND_DEMONS\) started
11:54:09: Burn DVD folder (C:\Users\durkinjt\Documents\DVDFab\Temp\MainMovie\ANGELS_AND_DEMONS\) started
11:54:14: Task_2 failed! Error=105

W&B

[QUOTE=durkinjt;11181]My mistake, I'm getting myself confused, as a matter of fact, I just now finished a download it was D9 and was set to D9, after about 15Hrs it finally finished, the disc had 8.9 G and so it was too big for my D9 ,I had it set for 1080, is there a way to get it down to the D9 size?, I'm sure there can be some bytes eliminated, just am not sure how, I understand some of the sound can be done away with for instance. Is 15Hrs normal for a rip?[/QUOTE]

Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, what exactly do you mean by download? Is that the complete log in post #6? where exactly did you get the log? Also open Fab/common settings/write in the write speed box under writable media (DVD-9) size, what number is shown there?

durkinjt

[QUOTE=Wild and Blue;11350]Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, what exactly do you mean by download? Is that the complete log in post #6? where exactly did you get the log? Also open Fab/common settings/write in the write speed box under writable media (DVD-9) size, what number is shown there?[/QUOTE]

W&B, thanks for bearing with me,as you can tell blu ray is new to me, yes that was the complete log, traced it to C:/durkinjt/users/temp/DvdFab, the setting I see for speed is 4X. Am not sure how to delete unneeded audio. I am trying another computer, seems faster. When I used the term "download", I meant ripping.

W&B

No problem but to be honest I've never seen a log like that. Sorry I meant what was the writable media size for DVD-9, it should be set at 8100mb as the default and if memory serves one of the last few betas had the option to 'overburn' and that size was increased. I think that might be what's keeping the file from compressing to DVD-9 but not completely sure.

W&B

[QUOTE=durkinjt;11551]W&B, thanks for bearing with me,as you can tell blu ray is new to me, yes that was the complete log, traced it to C:/durkinjt/users/temp/DvdFab, the setting I see for speed is 4X. Am not sure how to delete unneeded audio. I am trying another computer, seems faster. When I used the term "download", I meant ripping.[/QUOTE]

Sorry forgot to mention, after the initial full disc rip to your hdd and in main movie mode using that full disc rip as the source, you should see all the audio and subtitle selections to the right in two seperate boxes. simply UN-check all that you don't want or need. Then after choices have been made you can click start for the main movie rip. For better quality I suggest only one audio track.

durkinjt

[QUOTE=Wild and Blue;11563]Sorry forgot to mention, after the initial full disc rip to your hdd and in main movie mode using that full disc rip as the source, you should see all the audio and subtitle selections to the right in two seperate boxes. simply UN-check all that you don't want or need. Then after choices have been made you can click start for the main movie rip. For better quality I suggest only one audio track.[/QUOTE]

W & B, my writable size is actually 8968, movie only, with no hd audio checked, still came out over 9G too big, I started before your last reply and yhought by checking "no hd audio" would do the trick. Again I see didn't get rid of all the audio, I see two designations, Avc, & Mpe
should I delete all the Mpe's but one? Btw I was using movie only is there a difference in the display to rid the audio as opposed to full movie?

W&B

Change the writable media size to 8100 and see what happens.

durkinjt

[QUOTE=Wild and Blue;11783]Change the writable media size to 8100 and see what happens.[/QUOTE] Forgot to ask , another dumb question, how do you get rid of the unwanted audio, I looked at it and started to check a box "Mpe" only one would take a check. Clicking 8100 as opposed to 8968 will decrease the size?

W&B

I have Fab set up like this...Common Settings>Streams>Audio. I remove all pre-selected languages in the box to the right and then at the bottom place a tick in the main bottom choice "Select first track" and never had any problems getting a commentary track or foreign language. (I also have it set to not select any sub title tracks by default and if I need them it's just as easy to make a selection as to de-select it).

Clicking 8100 as opposed to 8968 will decrease the size?

Yes that lets Fab know how much compression to apply.

durkinjt

[QUOTE=Wild and Blue;11790]I have Fab set up like this...Common Settings>Streams>Audio. I remove all pre-selected languages in the box to the right and then at the bottom place a tick in the main bottom choice "Select first track" and never had any problems getting a commentary track or foreign language. (I also have it set to not select any sub title tracks by default and if I need them it's just as easy to make a selection as to de-select it).

Yes that lets Fab know how much compression to apply.[/QUOTE]
Finally got it to make a rip that fit,(thanks to you), now the burn failed, check the log.
I 23:31:35 ImgBurn Version 2.5.0.0 started!
I 23:31:35 Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium Edition (6.0, Build 6002 : Service Pack 2)
I 23:31:35 Total Physical Memory: 1,833,744 KB - Available: 1,046,528 KB
I 23:31:35 Initialising SPTI...
I 23:31:35 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
I 23:31:35 Found 1 DVDÂ±RW, 1 DVDÂ±RW/RAM, 1 BD-ROM and 2 BD-ROM/HD DVD-ROMs!
I 23:31:36 Operation Started!
I 23:31:36 Building Image Tree...
I 23:31:36 Calculating Totals...
I 23:31:36 Preparing Image...
I 23:31:36 Contents: 102 Files, 15 Folders
I 23:31:36 Content Type: BD Video
I 23:31:36 Data Type: MODE1/2048
I 23:31:36 File System(s): UDF (2.50)
I 23:31:36 Volume Label: ANGELS_AND_DEMONS
I 23:31:36 Size: 8,242,735,280 bytes
I 23:31:36 Sectors: 4,024,813
I 23:31:36 Image Size: 8,244,068,352 bytes
I 23:31:36 Image Sectors: 4,025,424
I 00:35:58 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 01:04:21
I 00:35:58 Operation Started!
I 00:35:58 Source File: -==/\/[BUILD IMAGE]\/\==-
I 00:35:58 Source File Sectors: 4,025,424 (MODE1/2048)
I 00:35:58 Source File Size: 8,244,068,352 bytes
I 00:35:58 Source File Volume Identifier: ANGELS_AND_DEMONS
I 00:35:58 Source File Application Identifier: ImgBurn v2.5.0.0
I 00:35:58 Source File Implementation Identifier: ImgBurn
I 00:35:58 Source File File System(s): UDF (2.50)
I 00:35:58 Destination Device: [0:0:0] BENQ DVD DD DW1625 BBIA (F:) (USB)
I 00:35:58 Destination Media Type: DVD+R DL (Disc ID: CMC MAG-D03-64) (Speeds: 2.4x)
I 00:35:58 Destination Media Sectors: 4,173,824
I 00:35:58 Write Mode: DVD
I 00:35:58 Write Type: DAO
I 00:35:58 Write Speed: MAX
I 00:35:58 Link Size: Auto
I 00:35:58 Lock Volume: Yes
I 00:35:58 Test Mode: No
I 00:35:58 OPC: No
I 00:35:58 BURN-Proof: Enabled
I 00:35:58 Book Type Setting: DVD-ROM
I 00:35:58 Advanced Settings - WOPC: Yes
I 00:35:58 Optimal L0 Data Zone Capacity: 2,012,720
I 00:35:58 Optimal L0 Data Zone Method: ECC Block Boundary
I 00:35:58 Set L0 Data Zone Capacity Succeeded!
I 00:35:58 Filling Buffer... (40 MB)
I 00:36:01 Writing LeadIn...
W 00:36:48 Failed to Write Sectors 0 - 31 - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In
W 00:36:48 Retrying (1 of 20)...
W 00:37:34 Retry Failed - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In
W 00:37:34 Retrying (2 of 20)...
W 00:38:20 Retry Failed - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In
W 00:38:20 Retrying (3 of 20)...
W 00:39:06 Retry Failed - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In
W 00:39:06 Retrying (4 of 20)...
W 00:39:52 Retry Failed - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In
W 00:39:52 Retrying (5 of 20)...
I 00:40:16 Abort Request Acknowledged
W 00:40:38 Retry Failed - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In
E 00:40:38 Failed to Write Sectors 0 - 31 - Reason: Session Fixation Error Writing Lead In

W&B

Well glad I was some help lol but this log escapes me so I'll have to back out of this one and let someone else with more knowledge offer help. Hope this gets straightened out for you.

Blazkowicz

Please check your CD/DVD filters. Also check for a firmware update of your recorder.
Also try another blank type of blank media and if you have another recorder, try that one.