Most DVDs that I buy, DVDFab copies fine. Occasionally I buy used DVDs that turn out to be badly scatched or damaged, and DVDFad will not open them, no big surprise there, no complaint.
But twice in the past 2 months I've bought what seem to be new, non-defective DVDs that play fine on a standalone DVD player, but DVDFab 8.1xxQT cannot open them, and I cannot stop the 'opening DVD' process, which just loops endlessly, and I have to kill the program with task manager.
And yet in both cases, when I tried uninstalling DVDFabQT and reverted to pre-Qt version 8.0.8.5, then I was able to open and copy them.
It's a little irritating that DVDFab QT freezes in these situations, and I have to force-kill it. Is there some technique or setting I am missing/doing wrong that would at least allow me to close the 'opening DVD' gracefully?
And it's certainly irritating that the LATEST version of the program is unable to copy a DVD when the OLDER version of the program succeeds. Is there some new setting in the QT versions of the program, that were not there previously, that maybe I'm unaware of?
The DVDs in question were 'Some Like it Hot' 50th anniv 2-disk, and 'Psycho' Collectors Edition. The DVDFabQT versions were 8.1.1.9 for the former, and 8.1.2.6 for the latter.
I'm using Win7 64-bit, my drives are blu-ray burners (ASUS and LITE-on), and I always copy at quality 9 onto hard drive. Basically I use DVDFab to put my DVD collection onto my network server.
Any help, hints, advice, tips would be appreciated. Should I just stick with the old version of DVDFab? Seems a shame to have to do that.
But twice in the past 2 months I've bought what seem to be new, non-defective DVDs that play fine on a standalone DVD player, but DVDFab 8.1xxQT cannot open them, and I cannot stop the 'opening DVD' process, which just loops endlessly, and I have to kill the program with task manager.
And yet in both cases, when I tried uninstalling DVDFabQT and reverted to pre-Qt version 8.0.8.5, then I was able to open and copy them.
It's a little irritating that DVDFab QT freezes in these situations, and I have to force-kill it. Is there some technique or setting I am missing/doing wrong that would at least allow me to close the 'opening DVD' gracefully?
And it's certainly irritating that the LATEST version of the program is unable to copy a DVD when the OLDER version of the program succeeds. Is there some new setting in the QT versions of the program, that were not there previously, that maybe I'm unaware of?
The DVDs in question were 'Some Like it Hot' 50th anniv 2-disk, and 'Psycho' Collectors Edition. The DVDFabQT versions were 8.1.1.9 for the former, and 8.1.2.6 for the latter.
I'm using Win7 64-bit, my drives are blu-ray burners (ASUS and LITE-on), and I always copy at quality 9 onto hard drive. Basically I use DVDFab to put my DVD collection onto my network server.
Any help, hints, advice, tips would be appreciated. Should I just stick with the old version of DVDFab? Seems a shame to have to do that.
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