Announcement

**henen** · 05-14-2010, 06:02 PM

Here are some more Log:

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2009/11/11 19:32:04)

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2009/11/11 19:33:58)

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/02/17 19:21:11)

0m 07.31s: detected dvd
0m 07.35s: drive F
0m 07.35s: video dvd 1
0m 07.35s: volume label HOUSE
0m 07.42s: detected dvd
0m 07.42s: drive Y
0m 07.42s: video dvd 0
0m 07.42s: volume label A
p|
0m 13.09s: got copyright 0 0
0m 13.57s: got udf/iso
0m 13.93s: got discinfo
0m 23.68s: got dvdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/02/20 10:16:02)

0m 07.07s: detected dvd
0m 07.12s: drive F
0m 07.12s: video dvd 1
0m 07.12s: volume label HOUSE
0m 07.18s: detected dvd
0m 07.20s: drive Y
0m 07.20s: video dvd 0
0m 07.20s: volume label Þ‹}
0m 07.35s: got copyright 0 0
0m 07.92s: got udf/iso
0m 08.29s: got discinfo
0m 18.15s: got dvdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/02/20 10:19:03)

0m 11.93s: detected dvd
0m 11.98s: drive F
0m 11.98s: video dvd 1
0m 11.98s: volume label HOUSE
0m 12.04s: detected dvd
0m 12.06s: drive Y
0m 12.06s: video dvd 0
0m 12.06s: volume label ‹§¼}
0m 12.23s: got copyright 0 0
0m 12.79s: got udf/iso
0m 13.12s: got discinfo
0m 22.90s: got dvdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/02/24 18:43:32)

0m 06.48s: detected blu-ray
0m 06.62s: drive Z
0m 06.62s: volume label THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
0m 19.21s: root 02AD8861 THE TEN COMMANDMENTS:THE TEN COMMANDMENTS:THE TEN COMMANDMENTS:THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
0m 19.67s: aacs 0 bd+ 0
0m 20.04s: got discinfo
0m 20.06s: got bdmv
0m 21.01s: got extended bdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/02/24 19:52:11)

0m 06.59s: detected dvd
0m 06.64s: drive F
0m 06.64s: video dvd 1
0m 06.64s: volume label HOUSE
0m 06.73s: detected dvd
0m 06.73s: drive Y
0m 06.73s: video dvd 0
0m 06.73s: volume label P
*}
0m 07.48s: got copyright 0 0
0m 07.96s: got udf/iso
0m 08.56s: got discinfo
0m 18.76s: got dvdinfo
24m 49.29s: detected dvd
24m 49.29s: drive Y
24m 49.29s: video dvd 0
24m 49.29s: volume label

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/03/04 20:06:24)

0m 08.29s: detected dvd
0m 08.34s: drive F
0m 08.34s: video dvd 1
0m 08.34s: volume label HOUSE
0m 08.40s: detected dvd
0m 08.42s: drive Y
0m 08.42s: video dvd 0
0m 08.42s: volume label _1Ò}
0m 08.57s: got copyright 0 0
0m 09.14s: got udf/iso
0m 09.70s: got discinfo
0m 19.79s: got dvdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/03/08 19:26:37)

0m 06.50s: detected dvd
0m 06.54s: drive F
0m 06.54s: video dvd 1
0m 06.54s: volume label 2012
0m 06.60s: detected dvd
0m 06.62s: drive Y
0m 06.62s: video dvd 0
0m 06.62s: volume label º_À}
0m 06.78s: got copyright 0 0
0m 07.31s: got udf/iso
0m 09.32s: got discinfo
0m 27.62s: got dvdinfo
34m 12.46s: detected dvd
34m 12.46s: drive Y
34m 12.46s: video dvd 0
34m 12.46s: volume label

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/03/08 21:32:54)

0m 05.23s: detected dvd
0m 05.29s: drive F
0m 05.29s: video dvd 1
0m 05.29s: volume label UP_IN_THE_AIR
0m 05.37s: detected dvd
0m 05.37s: drive Y
0m 05.37s: video dvd 0
0m 05.37s: volume label ,ý¼}
0m 05.59s: got copyright 0 0
0m 06.07s: got udf/iso
0m 07.87s: got discinfo
0m 25.78s: got dvdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/03/11 21:08:27)

0m 38.48s: detected dvd
0m 38.53s: drive F
0m 38.53s: video dvd 1
0m 38.53s: volume label VOLUME_IDENTIFIER
0m 38.64s: got copyright 0 0
0m 39.23s: got udf/iso
0m 39.43s: got discinfo
0m 39.76s: got dvdinfo
1m 47.07s: detected dvd
1m 47.15s: drive Y
1m 47.15s: video dvd 1
1m 47.15s: volume label 2
5m 44.76s: got copyright 0 0
5m 45.48s: got udf/iso
5m 45.78s: got discinfo
5m 46.26s: got dvdinfo

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/03/12 07:09:33)

0m 04.18s: detected blu-ray
0m 04.32s: drive Z
0m 04.32s: volume label CASINO_ROYAL
0m 13.25s: root 8CAE09773B9F39A2_VOLUME_SET_ID:CASINO_ROYAL:CASINO _ROYAL:CASINO_ROYAL
0m 15.09s: aacs 0 bd+ 0
0m 17.62s: got discinfo
0m 17.86s: got bdmv
0m 26.68s: got extended bdinfo
8m 34.90s: playlist 507 playlen 8652
8m 34.92s: pid 4113 cbr 0 vbr 25867
8m 34.92s: pid 4352 cbr 664 vbr 2581
8m 34.92s: pid 4353 cbr 663 vbr 2460
8m 34.92s: pid 4354 cbr 247 vbr 0
8m 34.92s: pid 4355 cbr 247 vbr 0
8m 34.92s: pid 4608 cbr 0 vbr 50
8m 34.92s: pid 4609 cbr 0 vbr 40
8m 34.92s: pid 4610 cbr 0 vbr 41
8m 34.92s: pid 4611 cbr 0 vbr 47
8m 34.92s: pat/pmt/sit 67
8m 34.92s: pcr 1
8m 34.92s: non video 3901
8m 34.92s: video reencode bitrate 18126162
8m 35.09s: DXVA GPU Acceleration start ...
456m 50.89s: filter(3 m:3): not get decoded frame(207453-3)

DVDFab 6.1.2.5 (2010/03/12 15:21:39)

0m 05.07s: detected dvd
0m 05.14s: drive F
0m 05.14s: video dvd 1
0m 05.14s: volume label MAN_PLAN_CANAL
0m 05.23s: detected dvd
0m 05.25s: drive Y
0m 05.25s: video dvd 0
0m 05.25s: volume label þ|
0m 06.03s: got copyright 0 0
0m 06.42s: got udf/iso
0m 06.57s: got discinfo
0m 06.84s: got dvdinfo

**henen** · 05-14-2010, 06:03 PM

Here is the "DVDFab process Log as follows:
19:52:09: Analyzing started
19:53:34: Analyzing completed successfully
19:53:34: Copy process started
19:53:35: Source( 00082.m2ts )

19:53:35: CUDA GPU acceleration for video decoding enabled

19:53:36: CUDA GPU acceleration for video encoding enabled

19:54:57: No compression needed
19:54:58: No compression needed
19:55:00: No compression needed
19:55:01: No compression needed
19:55:03: No compression needed
19:55:05: No compression needed
19:55:07: No compression needed
19:55:08: No compression needed
19:55:10: No compression needed
19:55:12: No compression needed
19:55:13: No compression needed
19:55:15: No compression needed
19:55:17: No compression needed
19:55:18: No compression needed
19:55:20: No compression needed
19:55:25: No compression needed
19:55:36: No compression needed
19:55:41: Source( 00013.m2ts )

19:56:06: No compression needed
19:56:30: No compression needed
20:00:03: Copy 00002.m2ts failed
20:00:03: Task_1 failed! Error=102

**CBR929** · 05-14-2010, 06:13 PM

henen

For starters make sure you are using the latest Beta
I see you have only used it on 1 process
CBR929

Also when installing instead of clicking run click save then open the folder and right click and install the program as administrator
Give it a try and post back.

**henen** · 05-14-2010, 07:41 PM

BD to BD failed again

I have tried using the latest DVDFab 7055Beta to copy the same BD movie-The Living Sea (BD) using BD50 but process failed. Here is the log:
2010-05-14 12:37:50 ---- ******************** Log session stop 14-May 12:37:50.514 PID 2356********************
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info Current Drive selected : 1:1:0 - HL-DT-ST BD-RE GBW-H20L YG01 [L] (Ide)
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info Using Advanced SPTI interface
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info System default language : English (United States)
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info User default language : English (United States)
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info DLL Version : 4.0.7.466
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info DLL : C:\Program Files\DVDFab 7.0.5.5 beta\vso_hwe.dll
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info Version : 7, 0, 5, 5
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info ExeName : C:\Program Files\DVDFab 7.0.5.5 beta\DVDFab.exe
2010-05-14 12:37:42 Info OS : Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate (Build 7600)
2010-05-14 12:37:42 ---- ******************** Log session start 14-May 12:37:42.047 PID 2356********************

**IPopov50** · 05-14-2010, 07:59 PM

henen,
all your previous logs are all over the place, some of them from year 2009. Could you please extract and post every log relevant to one particular unfortunate event.
Please read here how to do it.

Believe me, you will get help much faster that way. Otherwise it would be never ending guessing game.

**henen** · 05-14-2010, 09:02 PM

BD to BD stuck

Ipopov: Thanks for the reminder, just now, I used a Sony BD-RE DL to copy my BD-Michael Buble using the latest DVDFab 7055Beta, using Full Disc; BD50 Quality with a check on Remove HD Audio. However after clicking "Start" it has been in that stage and nothing happen? it seems like, every time I start, it froze. and I cannot stop it. so I have to force reboot my PC so that I can get out of that situations. I have tried using DVDFab 7055beta to burn it to my HD as an ISO with one of my BD movie-The Living Sea and it copied and finish, but when I tried to burn it back to my BD using Imgburn, it froze again. My PC is an Intel Dual Core with 4GB RAM, running Windows 7 (32bit). and I am not running anything while I am doing this copying and rendering. Please help and give me your best shot of suggestions. Greatly appreciated.

**AGJ** · 05-14-2010, 10:26 PM

Are you mounting this ISO in a virtual drvie like DVDFab Virtual Drive which is free and found in link below

**IPopov50** · 05-14-2010, 11:03 PM

Geez, not the Michael Buble disc again. People, do you ever use search option... There were multiple posts about it... You wouldn't of waste your time and others.

OK, Here we go... Michael Buble like most of the other music videos are 1080i - coded and mastered out of compliance. DVDFab can not process this content. I don't know any other "click-click" programs that able to convert, compress, or otherwise process this content. It's possible by use of different kinda programs, and I don't want to go there....
I'm glad that we've got to this just on #9 post, not on a third page...
henen,
I know this is a bad news for you, and I'm sorry.... don't kill a messenger

Originally posted by henen View Post

Ipopov: Thanks for the reminder, just now, I used a Sony BD-RE DL to copy my BD-Michael Buble using the latest DVDFab 7055Beta, using Full Disc; BD50 Quality with a check on Remove HD Audio. However after clicking "Start" it has been in that stage and nothing happen? it seems like, every time I start, it froze. and I cannot stop it. so I have to force reboot my PC so that I can get out of that situations. I have tried using DVDFab 7055beta to burn it to my HD as an ISO with one of my BD movie-The Living Sea and it copied and finish, but when I tried to burn it back to my BD using Imgburn, it froze again. My PC is an Intel Dual Core with 4GB RAM, running Windows 7 (32bit). and I am not running anything while I am doing this copying and rendering. Please help and give me your best shot of suggestions. Greatly appreciated.

**henen** · 05-15-2010, 12:27 AM

BD to BD using Sont BD-RE25GB

Ipopov: Thank you for your response about the Michael Buble, however I would like to report to you that I was able to copy the Michael Buble using DVDFab 7050Beta and burned to a Sony Single 25GB BD-RE with completeness. I am now playing it on my home BD player and it sounds like the original, Fantastic! however, there is one issue that I would like to know from you-After I finish burning the Michael Buble BD to the Sony BD-RE, In the DVDFab there is another option at that time when I finish burning to burn again, so I click on that and I inserted a new Memorex BD-R but it keep on spitting out saying that it is not a BD disk? so I inserted a new Panasonic BD-R , it does the same thing-spit it out. It seems like my Pioneer BD writer BDR-205BK does not like these brand? but only like the Sony BD-RE?. I tried burning to my other BD writer-LG-GGW-20L but it also spits them out just like the Pioneer. What should I do so that I can burn the BD musical to my BD-R disks? Do you think that these BD-r disks that I have are not compatible with these two BD writers? I'm confused? Please advise.

**IPopov50** · 05-15-2010, 01:35 AM

henen
there's nothing unusual and extraordinary in what you're saying, and there's perfect explanation to what you are saying.
First of all, size of Michael's Buble concert - I assume in Madison Square -if I recall correctly, around 18-19 Gig. So, it should feet BD25 without any problem. You correct, DVDFab v. 7.0.5.0 will do exactly what you've got, because v. 7.0.5.0 didn't have compression default on BD25, but later versions have. In other words, if you select BD25 output in V.7.0.5.0 and content is less than 23.5 Gig, it will copy content 1:1 without any hesitation. Later DVDFab however, have default to compress full disc to BD25 and sees content from compression perspective, and attempt to compress it. Since your content is not "compressible" for DVDFab, program kicking it out and shows error, or otherwise boycott all your attempts. In newer DVDFab "passthrough" copy defaulted on BD50 settings. If you select BD50 as your output size (even if your content only 17 GIG), you will have same result as you've had with v.7.0.5.0. I hope it make sense so far.

Now, about your second burn failure... I have no idea why it happened. Again, nobody would tell you without seeing logs - burn log especially. But what I would do is, I would go temp directory - do not closing Fab though - save that temp file that was just burnt and burn it again, outside of DVDFab, using just ImgBurn.
I hope this will explain and help.

**henen** · 05-15-2010, 01:51 AM

DVDFab7050Beta burn OK

Ipopov: Thanks again for your response, I just want to make a little correction from your thread that I was using the latest DVDFab 7050Beta and not the 6XXX version. You are right that the Music BD is less than 25GB that is probably it was able to burn good into my Sony 25GB BD-RE.

I am also experimenting burning the music BD using DVDFab7050beta to .ISO into my HD then using Imgburn to burn it back to Memorex 25GB BD-R with the Pioneer BD writer. and it seems it has finish burning right now and verifying the burn process. I am pretty sure this burn to BD-R will be a success. I have to try and play it on my home BD player to make sure. Will report to you soon.

So my summary is that: When I copy the music BD using DVDFab 7050beta and the target is:Sony 25GB BD-RE, it completes the copy but when I try to copy that instance after the burning of the Sony BD-RE to a BD-R-the DVDFab 7050 beta cannot recognize at that instance the BD-R for another burn. Would that be a "Bug"?.
But when I close the DVDFab 7050beta and open it again then put the original Music BD then create an .ISO to the HD. after it finished, I used the Imgburn to copy the .ISO to a BD-R disc and it copy well, as far as I can tell.

**IPopov50** · 05-15-2010, 02:11 AM

henen,
I'm sorry, what i was thinking - I corrected it. Latest beta, by the way is 7.0.5.5, and that's what I was implying.

**IPopov50** · 05-15-2010, 02:22 AM

henen,
I might understand you bit incorrectly, but here's a thing:
First of all setup your DVDFab to work together with ImgBurn - you can find how right here:
Second, please never do copying on-a-fly. Always rip you disc to HDD and then use it as source. There are few reasons for it - if you interested, read "best practices", they're very well written.
Third, DVDFab doesn't have its own internal burning engine. DVDFab uses one of its three "subcontractors" - VSO, Nero and ImgBurn - the choice is yours. VSO is a sloppiest one. In everybody's opinion - ImgBurn is the best one.
By the way, you don't have to create .iso - there's nothing wrong with it, you just don't have to, you can keep your content in folder.
Otherwise, you're good to go!!!

Announcement

Unable to burn ISO to BR

Unable to burn ISO to BR

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment

Comment