Greenzone 'Error while reading'

[tattoo]

Greenzone gets an 'Error while reading' when backing up 'Main Movie' with only one English soundtrack and one English subtitle.

[AGJ]

It does would be nice if you posted the info asked in the help us help you sticky

[tattoo]

DVDFab_process log:
10:53:39: Analyzing of DVD started
10:53:41: Analyzing of DVD completed successfully
10:53:41: Copy process started
11:04:30: Task_1 failed! Error=102

DVDFab_internal log:
DVDFab 7.0.7.0 (2010/06/25 10:49:43)

0m 02.91s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 file2mobile 1 filemover 1
0m 06.77s: detected dvd
0m 06.81s: drive D
0m 06.81s: video dvd 1
0m 06.83s: volume label GREEN_ZONE
0m 07.05s: detected dvd
0m 07.11s: drive D
0m 07.11s: video dvd 1
0m 07.11s: volume label GREEN_ZONE
0m 07.45s: got copyright 1 fe
0m 08.12s: got udf/iso
0m 09.82s: got discinfo
0m 30.14s: got dvdinfo
15m 04.32s: detected dvd
15m 04.40s: drive D
15m 04.40s: video dvd 1
15m 04.41s: volume label GREEN_ZONE
15m 09.82s: got copyright 1 fe
15m 10.51s: got udf/iso
15m 12.12s: got discinfo
16m 25.03s: got dvdinfo

[maineman]

Have you attempted to troubleshoot this?
First item to try is disable PathPlayer or enable if already disabled.

Please run through the list in my thread:
Tips on Troubleshooting Analyzing/Ripping dvds
(link in my sig)

[tattoo]

PathPlayer was always enabled. I disabled it. I tried again and got the same error. The process log is the same as the first error.

[tattoo]

I do not have another optical drive. I will try this (from your thread) next:
Alter the settings in Common Settings > Read.
This is a shot in the dark, but has worked for me a few times).

Tick Ignore all reading errors automatically.
(This may cause you to actually copy read errors, but it may render the disc "rippable" and give you a playable copy) and
untick Enable read-ahead cache.
The will probably cause a decrease in read speed, but again, may allow the rip to proceed.

[maineman]

I'd clean the disc next...after disabling PP

[tattoo]

The disc is spotless and new. I looked to make sure.

[GregiBoy]

This sounds like you have a bad pressing. Take it back and get it replaced.

[maineman]

The disc is spotless and new. I looked to make sure.

From Tips:
3) Clean the disc, even if it looks pristine.

and GregiBoy is probably correct:
6) Return the disc to the retailer and exchange it.

Your post is the first I've seen on this flick...so who knows???

[AGJ]

I had no problems ripping FullDVD for this DVD but will give main movie a try sometime today or tomorrow depends on what else I have that has more priority. I already have to re-rip it with no compression for FullDVD as the picture quality does not look good to me on my 46' TV but I may watch the original before I do that just to make sure it not how it was filmed

[chris]

I had no problems ripping FullDVD for this DVD but will give main movie a try sometime today or tomorrow depends on what else I have that has more priority. I already have to re-rip it with no compression for FullDVD as the picture quality does not look good to me on my 46' TV but I may watch the original before I do that just to make sure it not how it was filmed

AGJ The film is grainy in spots, especially in low light sceens. I did main movie no compression to DL and had to check origional and it also looks grainy in these areas. But a really good movie.

Cheers!

[tattoo]

It worked by doing:
Alter the settings in Common Settings > Read.
This is a shot in the dark, but has worked for me a few times).

Tick Ignore all reading errors automatically.
(This may cause you to actually copy read errors, but it may render the disc "rippable" and give you a playable copy) and
untick Enable read-ahead cache.
The will probably cause a decrease in read speed, but again, may allow the rip to proceed.

It did take significantly long, a couple hours. But the product plays fine.

[AGJ]

AGJ The film is grainy in spots, especially in low light sceens. I did main movie no compression to DL and had to check origional and it also looks grainy in these areas. But a really good movie.

Cheers!

Thanks chris as that was why I wanted to try DL as I found it grainy but was not sure if that was how they filmed it or not. Anyway I have a DL rip saved on HDD instead of SL and no need to burn it onto a DL as I have the original and the SL back up as well

[AGJ]

It worked by doing:
Alter the settings in Common Settings > Read.
This is a shot in the dark, but has worked for me a few times).

Tick Ignore all reading errors automatically.
(This may cause you to actually copy read errors, but it may render the disc "rippable" and give you a playable copy) and
untick Enable read-ahead cache.
The will probably cause a decrease in read speed, but again, may allow the rip to proceed.

It did take significantly long, a couple hours. But the product plays fine.

No need to do that as I did main movie just fine for this DVD and did not have your problem. I have pathplayer set to always enabled and it ripped and burned to a DVD-RW blank without error.

Go and exchange it for another DVD as it sounds like it a bad disc but if you are happy with the back up you managed to get then I am happy that it worked for you