Fast forward glitch with compression

[GregiBoy]

A. Did you not read the post above yours? The problem was resolved.
B. Update to the latest version.
C. Read the rules and the requirements for information that is needed to assist with a problem.
D. If you are not assisting another member or actually asking for assistance, please restrict your snide comments to yourself.
E. Do not hijack other members threads.

[MadMike]

Is it me or is this a major program flaw that is seemingly being ignored?

Recently purchased the program and I am having the same problem with compressed disks on my new Panny DMP-BD85K.

Shame on me for not noticing this thread before I spent my hard earned money.

[and0122]

I was having the same issue, until I changed my A/V Codec setting from DXVA to Software. Last 6 bluray disc I've compressed to BD-R 25GB have worked flawlessly.

[Papajo]

I agree with "dow", on long movies (2+ hrs) use Fab and Imgburn with a 50 gig disc

[geomtchr]

I had to switch to the unnamed program as well. Some movies hung while fast forwarding. Panasonic DMP-BD30, DMP-BD60, and DMP-BD85

[dow]

Is anything being done to address the problem with Blu-ray compressed copies: fast forward or reverse hangs the disc or at best is very jerky. Does this happen on all brands of BR players (both my Sony's do it). Compressed discs play fine with PowerDVD 10 on computers, however.

i brought this up a few weeks ago, jumped through all the hoops they asked me to, and then the thread got abandoned.

there were others who had the same problem

search for 'fast firward' (yes i spelled it wrong).

my solution is to use fab to create an iso (remove protection) - full disk 50g - and then use a program i can't mention to compress it.
dow.

[stinkfinger]

I have a panasonic and magnavox and they both hang and sometimes lock up when fastforwarding or rewinding.

[jamesr88]

Is anything being done to address the problem with Blu-ray compressed copies: fast forward or reverse hangs the disc or at best is very jerky. Does this happen on all brands of BR players (both my Sony's do it). Compressed discs play fine with PowerDVD 10 on computers, however.