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    and 7.0.8.2 3:10 to Yuma

    I have tied to process 3.10 to Yuma 3 times, from full rip.iso down to bd9. Each
    time I end up w/ over 10 gig movie. Hmmm, won't fit on a DVD +R DL DISK.
    Any help w/ what has gone wrong?

    Three logs:
    DVDFab 7.0.8.0 (2010/07/17 20:16:39)

    0m 00.40s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
    0m 32.80s: detected blu-ray
    0m 32.82s: drive H
    0m 32.82s: volume label YUMA
    1m 00.10s: detected blu-ray
    1m 00.10s: drive H
    1m 00.10s: volume label YUMA
    0m 33.02s: root 3CF1BA86________YUMA:YUMA:YUMA:YUMA
    0m 48.93s: detected blu-ray
    0m 48.93s: drive H
    0m 48.93s: volume label YUMA
    1m 00.23s: root 3CF1BA86________YUMA:YUMA:YUMA:YUMA
    0m 49.06s: root 3CF1BA86________YUMA:YUMA:YUMA:YUMA
    0m 34.36s: bdav 0 aacs 0 bd+ 0
    1m 01.58s: bdav 0 aacs 0 bd+ 0
    0m 50.41s: bdav 0 aacs 0 bd+ 0
    0m 35.06s: got discinfo
    1m 02.24s: got discinfo
    0m 51.02s: got discinfo
    0m 35.31s: got bdmv
    1m 02.66s: got bdmv
    0m 51.46s: got bdmv
    0m 39.76s: got extended bdinfo
    1m 06.95s: got extended bdinfo
    0m 55.72s: got extended bdinfo
    12m 18.29s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00066.m2ts), playtime(7350551 ms), size(28590 MB)
    12m 18.30s: processing source(00066.m2ts)
    12m 18.30s: try to use gpu acceleration(1) for video decoding
    104m 39.21s: group(00066.m2ts ) playtime(7350551 ms) source(28590 MB) request(8070 MB) real(10529 MB) bitrate(4317 kbps)
    104m 39.24s: compress finished: groups request(8070 MB, 8070 MB) real(10529 MB) average_bitrate(4317 kbps)


    DVDFab 7.0.8.0 (2010/07/17 22:55:26)

    0m 00.40s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
    0m 02.76s: detected blu-ray
    0m 02.77s: drive H
    0m 02.77s: volume label YUMA
    0m 02.83s: root 3CF1BA86________YUMA:YUMA:YUMA:YUMA
    0m 03.22s: bdav 0 aacs 0 bd+ 0
    0m 03.80s: got discinfo
    0m 03.91s: got bdmv
    0m 05.91s: got extended bdinfo
    11m 01.42s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00066.m2ts), playtime(7350551 ms), size(28590 MB)
    11m 01.44s: processing source(00066.m2ts)
    11m 01.44s: try to use gpu acceleration(1) for video decoding
    103m 24.17s: group(00066.m2ts ) playtime(7350551 ms) source(28590 MB) request(8070 MB) real(10529 MB) bitrate(4317 kbps)
    103m 24.19s: compress finished: groups request(8070 MB, 8070 MB) real(10529 MB) average_bitrate(4317 kbps)


    DVDFab 7.0.8.2 (2010/07/18 11:42:26)

    0m 00.42s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
    0m 23.57s: detected blu-ray
    0m 23.57s: drive H
    0m 23.57s: volume label YUMA
    0m 23.60s: root 3CF1BA86________YUMA:YUMA:YUMA:YUMA
    0m 23.94s: bdav 0 aacs 0 bd+ 0
    0m 24.55s: got discinfo
    0m 24.66s: got bdmv
    0m 26.98s: got extended bdinfo
    11m 55.14s: compress begin: Blu-ray groups clips(00066.m2ts), playtime(7350551 ms), size(28590 MB)
    11m 55.15s: processing source(00066.m2ts)
    11m 55.15s: try to use gpu acceleration(1) for video decoding
    106m 00.00s: group(00066.m2ts ) playtime(7350551 ms) source(28590 MB) request(8070 MB) real(10529 MB) bitrate(4317 kbps)
    106m 00.03s: compress finished: groups request(8070 MB, 8070 MB) real(10529 MB) average_bitrate(4317 kbps)


    thanks for the help Stu
    AMD Phenom II X2 550 Callisto unlocked to 4 core Denab @ 3.8mhz, MSI 785GM-E65 M/B, 4 Gig Geil DDR3-1333, EVGA GTX-260 192 Core, Corsair 700 W power, LG-BHO8LS20, LG-GH22LS50, IHOS104 DRIVES, 750 WDC Caviar Green, Hitachi 500, 2 TB WDC Caviar Green, SATA HD Drives, ASUS Xonar Essence SXT Sound, 2 Samsung SYNC 2333'S, Windows Vista 32 Buisness Edition.
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    #2
    Stu, did you checked box for "Remove HD Audio"? It seems HD audio adding up some weight to your ripped file.
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    Please post your logs the default location is:
    For Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
    For Vista C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab\Log
    For XP C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
    Please use attachment button and attach your most recent, Internal log and post right here.

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      #3
      1. no, i didn't because it was "greyed out". I suppose I could have un-checked the lcpm in the sound block, and just left the AC3.

      2. but either way shouldn't DVDFab have made the movie fit onto a bd9? If i choose to keep hd audio it just compresses it more.

      I have done some movies like this and the play fine, I just select slow process, fine detail, and the disks have always turned out ok.
      AMD Phenom II X2 550 Callisto unlocked to 4 core Denab @ 3.8mhz, MSI 785GM-E65 M/B, 4 Gig Geil DDR3-1333, EVGA GTX-260 192 Core, Corsair 700 W power, LG-BHO8LS20, LG-GH22LS50, IHOS104 DRIVES, 750 WDC Caviar Green, Hitachi 500, 2 TB WDC Caviar Green, SATA HD Drives, ASUS Xonar Essence SXT Sound, 2 Samsung SYNC 2333'S, Windows Vista 32 Buisness Edition.

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        #4
        Originally posted by srb01 View Post
        1. no, i didn't because it was "greyed out". I suppose I could have un-checked the lcpm in the sound block, and just left the AC3.

        2. but either way shouldn't DVDFab have made the movie fit onto a bd9? If i choose to keep hd audio it just compresses it more.

        I have done some movies like this and the play fine, I just select slow process, fine detail, and the disks have always turned out ok.
        Let me start from your question 2. Just FYI, HD audio usually weight about 5 gig in average, leaving less than 4 gig for your movie. It's a pretty deep compression. My question would be what is so attractive for you in HD audio to sacrifice picture quality that much? Is your equipment even can process HD Audio without downconverting? Anyway, it's completely your choice...

        Your question 1. Main audio track you have is LPCM (Lossless PCM) - a lossless audio format. It's NOT an HD audio and it's not compressible by DVDFab, that's why "Remove" option is "greyed out". Not every piece of equipment can handle LPCM and it's even "heavier" than HD. LPCM audio streams are usually duplicated by simpler format, AC3 in your case, so that track you should chose.
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        Please post your logs the default location is:
        For Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
        For Vista C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab\Log
        For XP C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
        Please use attachment button and attach your most recent, Internal log and post right here.

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          #5
          hmmm, did not know that dvdfab can't compress lpcm. thank you for this knowledge. I can use this info going forward.

          I have it running now, w/ lpcm unchecked, and in about an hour, I will have the results

          but the original question remains: why did it give me a 10 gig disk? not once, but three times, w/ two versions. It sould have only been 8 gig.

          thanks Stu.
          AMD Phenom II X2 550 Callisto unlocked to 4 core Denab @ 3.8mhz, MSI 785GM-E65 M/B, 4 Gig Geil DDR3-1333, EVGA GTX-260 192 Core, Corsair 700 W power, LG-BHO8LS20, LG-GH22LS50, IHOS104 DRIVES, 750 WDC Caviar Green, Hitachi 500, 2 TB WDC Caviar Green, SATA HD Drives, ASUS Xonar Essence SXT Sound, 2 Samsung SYNC 2333'S, Windows Vista 32 Buisness Edition.

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            #6
            Originally posted by srb01 View Post
            but the original question remains: why did it give me a 10 gig disk? not once, but three times, w/ two versions. It sould have only been 8 gig.

            thanks Stu.
            Because it can't calculate compression of LPCM correctly. I guess, it calculate as compressed, but compression failed and DVDFab muxing LPCM stream as it is - uncompressed. That's where 2 extra gigs comes from. To verify this theory, please load your compressed content ( the one 10 gig) into MediaInfo or BDInfo (if you don't have these programs, download and install them, they are little free utilities), and we'll see what audio stream in your compressed content we have. I bet it still LPCM.
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            Please post your logs the default location is:
            For Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
            For Vista C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab\Log
            For XP C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
            Please use attachment button and attach your most recent, Internal log and post right here.

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              #7
              you are correct on all accounts. large movies are lpcm. the new one finished at 8.3 gig, when I unchecked lpcm. Wow, learned something on this one.

              many thanks, and keep up the good work. Stu
              AMD Phenom II X2 550 Callisto unlocked to 4 core Denab @ 3.8mhz, MSI 785GM-E65 M/B, 4 Gig Geil DDR3-1333, EVGA GTX-260 192 Core, Corsair 700 W power, LG-BHO8LS20, LG-GH22LS50, IHOS104 DRIVES, 750 WDC Caviar Green, Hitachi 500, 2 TB WDC Caviar Green, SATA HD Drives, ASUS Xonar Essence SXT Sound, 2 Samsung SYNC 2333'S, Windows Vista 32 Buisness Edition.

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                #8
                Originally posted by srb01 View Post
                you are correct on all accounts. large movies are lpcm. the new one finished at 8.3 gig, when I unchecked lpcm. Wow, learned something on this one.

                many thanks, and keep up the good work. Stu
                You are welcome Stu.
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                Please post your logs the default location is:
                For Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
                For Vista C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab\Log
                For XP C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
                Please use attachment button and attach your most recent, Internal log and post right here.

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