Anyone copied SENNA?

[GRC]

Have backed up dozens of my Blu-Rays (main movie only) over the years with different versions of DVDFab but Senna has beaten me. With my usual settings things grind to a halt at 3.64%. Disabling GPU gets a bit further but still not a complete file. Any ideas? This is the log of last attempt which I cancelled after nothing happened for 44 mins!:

DVDFab 9.0.1.5 (2013/01/03 18:25:20)

0m 00.68s: GPUAccelerate: 12344
0m 00.68s: CUDA cap: 0
0m 00.68s: Support coreavc decode: 0
0m 00.68s: Graphics info: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX : 5.0 : 1.0
0m 00.74s: Qt Translator file load success
0m 01.01s: Start get sys number.
0m 01.01s: Serial number is: 00-1c-26-dc-f2-52:00-1d-09-2b-51-c5
0m 01.01s: Reg URL link is:
0m 01.01s: Version is: 9015
0m 01.01s: Product is: 2
0m 01.01s: Connect type is: 0
0m 02.23s: Times of connecting error is: 0
0m 02.23s: Parse string is: 20:1414492982
0m 02.23s: Parse string is: 2:5
0m 02.23s: Parse string is: OV:9016
0m 02.23s: Parse string is: BV:
0m 02.23s: Parse string is: S:c4e12a24c2fb91b61cfce944db5a294d
0m 02.55s: End check info.
0m 02.55s: Load config successful.
0m 03.05s: Init profile data driver sucessful.
0m 03.24s: Init GPU settings sucessful.
0m 03.24s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 bd23d 1 bd2dvd 1 file2dvd 1 file2bluray 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
0m 03.26s: dvd2dvd:dvd2mobile:blu-ray2blu-ray:blu-ray2mobile:blu-ray23d:blu-ray2dvd:file2mobile:file2dvd:file2bluray:
0m 29.89s: Init burn engine successful.
0m 30.09s: opening drive F
0m 30.11s: opened i/o
0m 30.11s: got media type 15
0m 30.42s: got max lba 22182847
0m 31.37s: got disc type 20
0m 31.37s: type Blu-ray BDMV
0m 31.37s: volume label SENNA
0m 31.40s: opening drive E
0m 31.40s: opened i/o
0m 31.40s: failed to detect media type
0m 31.41s: got max lba 0
0m 31.97s: aacs 1 bd+ 0
0m 33.44s: Java protection is removed by StealthyClone anti-protection.
0m 33.58s: got discinfo
0m 33.77s: got bdmv
0m 33.77s: Vendor: HL-DT-ST
0m 33.77s: Product: BD-RE BH08LS20
0m 33.77s: Revision: 2.00
0m 33.77s: Vendor specific:
0m 33.77s: AACS version: 1
0m 33.77s: Number of concurrent AGIDs: 1
0m 33.77s: Supports bus encryption: NO
0m 33.77s: Supports binding nonce generation: YES
0m 33.77s: Supports Hybrid discs: NO
0m 33.78s: got agid 0
0m 33.80s: sent host cert chal
0m 33.80s: got drive cert chal
0m 33.80s: BEC 0
0m 33.80s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
0m 33.83s: got drive key
0m 33.83s: got host key signature
0m 33.83s: verified drive signature
0m 33.83s: verified host signature
0m 33.86s: sent host signature and key point
0m 33.86s: got bus key
0m 33.87s: got agid 0
0m 33.89s: sent host cert chal
0m 33.89s: got drive cert chal
0m 33.89s: BEC 0
0m 33.89s: DRIVE_VENDOR 0x0074
0m 33.94s: got drive key
0m 33.94s: got host key signature
0m 33.94s: verified drive signature
0m 33.94s: verified host signature
0m 33.97s: sent host signature and key point
0m 33.97s: got bus key
0m 33.97s: got volume id
0m 33.97s: got volume id mac
0m 33.97s: volume id is correct
0m 33.97s: got vid
0m 34.06s: blu-ray 26B9B78230757D921E9DD32705397380F156A478
0m 34.55s: cert BEE=0x00 same
0m 36.11s: D DC6A4300
0m 36.11s: got vuk
0m 36.11s: got unit key 7
1m 54.14s: got extended bdinfo
1m 54.14s: opened blu-ray
7m 48.16s: Blu-ray Copy: Main Movie
7m 48.16s: Source: F:/BDMV/
7m 48.16s: Playlist: 802
7m 48.16s: Chapters: 1 -> 21
7m 48.16s: TotalSize: 30984 MB
7m 48.16s: SourceSize: 27369 MB
7m 48.16s: RemoveHDAudio: 0
7m 48.16s: CompressToAC3: 1
7m 48.16s: OutputSize: 8100 MB
7m 48.16s: OutputDisc: BDMV
7m 48.16s: SoftwareFriendlyAVCHD: 1
7m 48.16s: OutputTarget: BD9
7m 48.16s: OutputVideo: 720p
7m 48.18s: info: enable bd copy(mode=1)
7m 48.18s: info: video encode mode(0), bitrate(5870), lr-encode(no)
7m 48.18s: info: streams(4113.2,4352.2,4608.1)
7m 48.18s: info: blu-ray copy begin (unit[elem[atomic[50137.m2ts],atomic[50171.m2ts],atomic[50138.m2ts],atomic[50172.m2ts],atomic[50139.m2ts],atomic[50173.m2ts],atomic[50140.m2ts],atomic[50174.m2ts],atomic[50141.m2ts],atomic[50175.m2ts],atomic[50142.m2ts],atomic[50176.m2ts],atomic[50143.m2ts],atomic[50177.m2ts],atomic[50144.m2ts],atomic[50178.m2ts],atomic[50145.m2ts],atomic[50179.m2ts],atomic[50146.m2ts],atomic[50180.m2ts],atomic[50147.m2ts],atomic[50181.m2ts],atomic[50148.m2ts],atomic[50182.m2ts],atomic[50149.m2ts],atomic[50183.m2ts],atomic[50150.m2ts],atomic[50184.m2ts],atomic[50151.m2ts],atomic[50185.m2ts],atomic[50152.m2ts],atomic[50186.m2ts],atomic[50153.m2ts],atomic[50187.m2ts],atomic[50154.m2ts],atomic[50188.m2ts],atomic[50155.m2ts],atomic[50189.m2ts],atomic[50156.m2ts],atomic[50190.m2ts],atomic[50157.m2ts],atomic[50191.m2ts],atomic[50158.m2ts],atomic[50192.m2ts],atomic[50159.m2ts],atomic[50193.m2ts],atomic[50160.m2ts],atomic[50194.m2ts],atomic[50161.m2ts],atomic[50195.m2ts],atomic[50162.m2ts],atomic[ 7m 48.18s: info: enable multi-thread software decoder
7m 48.18s: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled
7m 48.22s: info: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(5870)
7m 48.35s: info: processing source(50137.m2ts)
9m 22.20s: info: processing source(50171.m2ts)
47m 00.14s: filter:503.01
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.21-0-1,block:0
47m 00.14s: filter:503.14
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.28-0-1,block:0
47m 00.14s: filter:503.07
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.28-1-2,block:4096
47m 00.14s: filter:503.28
47m 00.14s: filter:503.21
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.14-0-1,block:0
47m 00.14s: filter:505.08
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.01-0-1,block:0
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.07-1-2,block:4096
47m 00.14s: fifo:122c-503.28-2-5,block:0
47m 01.70s: info: group(elem[atomic[50137.m2ts],atomic[50171.m2ts],atomic[50138.m2ts],atomic[50172.m2ts],atomic[50139.m2ts],atomic[50173.m2ts],atomic[50140.m2ts],atomic[50174.m2ts],atomic[50141.m2ts],atomic[50175.m2ts],atomic[50142.m2ts],atomic[50176.m2ts],atomic[50143.m2ts],atomic[50177.m2ts],atomic[50144.m2ts],atomic[50178.m2ts],atomic[50145.m2ts],atomic[50179.m2ts],atomic[50146.m2ts],atomic[50180.m2ts],atomic[50147.m2ts],atomic[50181.m2ts],atomic[50148.m2ts],atomic[50182.m2ts],atomic[50149.m2ts],atomic[50183.m2ts],atomic[50150.m2ts],atomic[50184.m2ts],atomic[50151.m2ts],atomic[50185.m2ts],atomic[50152.m2ts],atomic[50186.m2ts],atomic[50153.m2ts],atomic[50187.m2ts],atomic[50154.m2ts],atomic[50188.m2ts],atomic[50155.m2ts],atomic[50189.m2ts],atomic[50156.m2ts],atomic[50190.m2ts],atomic[50157.m2ts],atomic[50191.m2ts],atomic[50158.m2ts],atomic[50192.m2ts],atomic[50159.m2ts],atomic[50193.m2ts],atomic[50160.m2ts],atomic[50194.m2ts],atomic[50161.m2ts],atomic[50195.m2ts],atomic[50162.m2ts],atomic[50196.m2ts],atomic[47m 01.74s: compress finished: groups request(8019 MB, 8019 MB) real(285 MB) average_bitrate(5870 kbps)

[Jonatan]

First off i would disable gpu acceleration
Are you copying @bd 50 to hdd?
Have you tried lastest version of 8qt

[GRC]

Thanks for the heads up jonatan. I have updated 8QT and done two copies, one BD50 and one BD9. Both completed but both produced 67 separate m2ts files instead on one long file as I would normally expect. The numerical order of the files doesn't appear to be in the viewing order, and I can't seem to find the end of the movie, although without watching every file I am not too sure! The disc has a theatrical & extended versions on it, is it this that is causing the problems? And how do I stitch the files together correctly?

[Jonatan]

What are you using to play back files think you may be talking about multi branching try playing it threw dvdfab media player

[GRC]

I can usually play the resulting m2ts file in WMP or VLC no problem and also on my WDLive streamer and PS3. As I said I do not understand why the stream folder contains 67 chunks of the movie instead of 1 file like normal.

[GRC]

Just installed DVDFab media player and it plays my BD9 copy ok so all the movie must be there so thanks for that. I still need one complete m2ts though like my other back-ups.

[Jonatan]

If you rip it to mkv it will be one file and will play on vlc and wdtv live but for wmp you will need to d/l mkv codec and for ps3 get rid of it no sypport for sony here
Hope it helps gregie boy would have more experience in this i only use mkv so multi branching is not a problem ether is cinavia

[maineman]

Have you tried M2TS passthrough?
I generally use mkv.h264 audiocopy for BDs with outstanding results, but every so often I run across a BD where it stumbles.

M2TS will "stitch" the multiple streams together
My AIOS will play these no problem....probably the same for WD.
Media players have come a long way in the past 2-3 years.

You can also compress in this profile if you're so inclined

[GRC]

OK folks. I don't know too much about MKV or codecs, I just use DVDFab copy with it's default settings and whatever comes out usually works fine for me! I am thinking that the m2ts passthrough is an option available with RIPPER and not COPY? I cannot see where this setting is as I only have Blu-Ray Copy at the mo.

[Jonatan]

Try ripper 30 day trial free

[GregiBoy]

The title is broken into chunks as you put it because that is how it is authored. To male it into one file, you need to use the Ripper module.

[GRC]

Success! I have used ripper with m2ts passthrough to produce one file. Thanks to one amd all for the help

I am wondering why are some discs authored with the movie split up like this...is it just to make backup more difficult?

[GregiBoy]

You'd have to ask the studios that but for some titles there is a valid reason such as branching.