Harry Potter 6 and playing Blu-Rays ripped by DVDFab?

[jdenise]

I had a problem to and have not resolved it. At the scene where Dumbledor is killed the pixel freezing takes place for about 1 minute the next viewable scene is when they are in are going to Hagrids. I tried 2 burns but No luck in the playback on set top box or in Power dvd 9 ultra. Even though the picture is frozen audio is fine.

Anyone else having this trouble with HBP?

Aside question (New to the Blu Ray stuff.) How do you playback blurays ripped to disk with DVDFab? I can't seem to load Hard drive files to play with Power dvd 9 ultra?

All help is appreciated.

Using paid versions of DVDFab 6210 BR-BR and Dvd-Dvd

AMD AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 955 Processor 3207.2 Mhz
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[Complication]

This post was moved from "" thread.

Please start your own thread when you would like support.

[jdenise]

This post was moved from "" thread.

Please start your own thread when you would like support.

I posted there because of the problem with my copy of HP6 seemed to be related. I should have left out the aside question. Sorry but the HP6 problem is still the primary reason for hte post. If you want to please remove the secondary question and I will either post it separately or figure a means of accomplishing it.

Thanks Complication

[Complication]

Updated your thread title to reference your primary concern.

[Blazkowicz]

PowerDVD 9 doesn't allow HDD playback if i'm not mistaken.
You may try Arcsoft Total Media Theatre 3.

Tomorrow i will check this BD on my multimedia pc.

When seeing wrong pixels or freezing mostly leads to an error in copy protection removement.

[touchdown_1]

Another possibility is a bad press of the disc,
you should be able to play this from your HDD using VLC.

[Blazkowicz]

Well if he sees also wrong pixels or freeze viewing original BD it isn't a bad press.

[jdenise]

I have played the original in both the PC & a Standalone blu-Ray player and it plays fine no problems at all. Only in the copies do I get the pixelated freeze of the video but the audio is fine so it must be in the copy process or protection removal.

As I said I tried 2 copies and both were identical in the bad spot of the copy.

Blazkowicz
Thanks for the info on the Aside question. Will look into that.

(Thanks Complication appreciate it)

[touchdown_1]

What is the media you are using to burn to ?
@ Blazkowicz, the OP hadn't stated a problem in a stand alone player, hence my question.

[jdenise]

What is the media you are using to burn to ?

I'm using Ritek Ridata Blu-ray Media Disc (BD-R Disc) 4X 25GB White Inkjet printable media at the moment. It was all I could get my hands on when my burner came. I have had 0 bad on their DVD's and they have a very good rating as far as I can tell. I burned the movie at 2x speed.

The copies I tried (Both of them) freeze the same in both Standalone player and on the Computer with PowerDVD 9 Ultra player. The Disc play does not stop just the picture freezes with the audio playing happily along for about a minute to a minute and a half the picture resumes motion and finishes playing the rest of the movie with no problems.

[touchdown_1]

Yes I agree Ritek is OK, it is TDK's you want to stay away from, that being said,
do you have the pixelation problem if you play this in a stand alone player, at the same chapter that you are experiencing when you play back from your HDD ?

[jdenise]

Yes touchdown_1 it is the same when played on the standalone player and the computer. I DL'ed a newer media player and will re-rip the movie to see if I see it in the a new rip. Will post back with my result in about an hour.

[touchdown_1]

Hi jdenise,
Hate to be the one to say this, but you have a bad press, can you still return it for an exchange ?

[jdenise]

Well the copy I tried last night has the same problem. The copy I made compressed a little. I set it to BD25 mode. I'll try one more at BD50 to see if that is what caused the problem. If there is no problem in the BD50 copy them it's has something to do with the copy process or the compressor in DVD Fab not a bad press as the BD original plays fine or so I would imagine. Is that the correct way to look at this problem?

Just finished the BD 50 Copy and it is just perfect so the problem is in compressing it to BD 25 in DVD Fab.

[touchdown_1]

Yes I am sorry for the confusion, I was inquiring about the original copy if that was having the pixelation problem.
Glad to hear you got a good back up finally.