DVDFab 9 Copies Significantly Slower than DVDFab 8

[terry5]

Please uninstall and update your fab to the latest release 9135,then try again.
Please make sure the settings in common settings page in Fab9:
1.Set the max cores for "the CPU cores running for DVDFab" in General;
2.Disabel all GPU codecs for decoding and encoding and diable "Lighting-Recoding";
3.Enable "Tubo CPU" for maximun cpu usage.
What's more, if it reproduces, please post the related internal log. Thanks.

[Bluesman]

This is weird....surprisingly, without doing anything this is what I discovered. If I leave the screen up the speed tops out at 0.62MB/s after an hour and about 50% complete I minimized it to the systray and opened it up a minute later and the speed had increased, but the longer I left it open the speed would decrease. So I left it minimized through completion the speed increased to about 5.0MB/s.

[90312]

Scratching my head on this one, I did main movie of The Hobbit DVD to DVD-5 so that significant compression would be required. I use both version 8.2.2.8 and version 9.0.3.5 with identical results. There must be something different about the way version 9 utilizes your system resources than it does for version 8 and based on your findings the graphics has something to do with it.

[mrbasilbrush]

basilbrush
This is not the same title that bluesman was using.

what i ment was there is a log included from version 9 and a log included from version 8, both using the same title.
i didn't look to see what title bluesman was using, the point was to give you the information from version 8 and version 9 using the same dvd.
hope it helps

[rogman49]

Slow Rip

I am having same problem as BLUESMAN with latest stable version, non blu ray. Ripping was taking over 2 hours a movie. If I minimize screen it takes off at normal speed. When movie is done screen automatically maximizes. No problems with previous Fab versions. My OS is Win XP, SP3.

[rogman49]

Hi Bluesman,
Just to let you know. I am having the EXACT same problem with latest stable release of Fab that you are having.

[terry5]

Hi there,
1.Please goto Control Panel\Hardware and Sound and then click "Deivce Manger";
2.Goto IDE ATA/ATAPI controlers, check each ATA channels' Advanced Settings "Enable DMA". If it's unmarked, please mark it, restart your PC and try DVD copy again.

[rogman49]

Slow Rip

I would think if this was the problem ALL versions would be slow, not just latest version.

[signals]

I think you are probably correct Rog. If you have SATA interface optical drive(s), DMA would not be a factor in any event. But I can't reproduce the problem you are seeing. The oddest part is the speed improvement with the window minimized. That makes no sense at all to me but is probably a clue.

[rogman49]

Slow Rip

Thank you for the reply. I did notice the latest version looks a little different, so something changed. I wonder if it has something to do with Win XP. Version 9.0.2.8 and older have been good for me.

[90312]

I don't have an XP machine anymore but, I have a junker I fixed for the grandkids. It's an old AMD single core slooow computer. I did put Windows 7x64 on though. It's not as fast as my i7 but still respectable at 10.30 MB/s. So unless it does have something to do with XP I'm lost

[signals]

Please post in the Ripper forum, not here.

For a few versions, something strange occurs to me :

When I use mkv audiocopy profile, "before" (I mean before version about 9.0.3.5), ripping a Blu-ray took about 3 hours.

With the last or two last version I used, it takes about 15 hours ! Any idea ?

Thanks

[fengtao]

Dear all,

Please follow the steps below to see the result:

1. Open explorer window, and go to "C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab 9\" or your installation folder.

2. Rename "profiles5" sub-folder to "profiles5_", and rename "author" to "author_".

3. Run DVDFab 9 again to see the result.

Thanks.

Best Regards,
Fengtao

[rogman49]

Slow Rip

All,

I renamed the 2 folders but still having same problem. Thank you for trying.

[fengtao]

Dear all,

Please try a special build of DVDFab v9038 to see the result:



The processing task queue is hidden, but you still can get the copy speed.

Thanks.

Best Regards,
Fengtao