BD Ripper (3D Plus) Ripping Never Start

[StHapns247]

Perhaps this is a known bug, but whenever I try to run a queued batch of rips, say from a TV show season, the ripping never starts. DVDFab will begin calculating the elapsed time, but never actually starts doing anything.

Specifically, I am ripping to the default Xbox 360 WMV Pro profile.

I am running 8.2.1.0, so maybe this has even been addressed in a newer version?

[Gummigutta]

Noticed the same with the generic avi profile. Doubt it's the profile that's the problem.

[StHapns247]

Noticed the same with the generic avi profile. Doubt it's the profile that's the problem.

Is there an official place to report bugs? I am sorta new around here.

[Gummigutta]

No. This is the place.

[terry5]

Post the internal log please and try the profile xbox360.mp4.hd. Thanks.

[wickerman]

I have had the same issue but found it to be resolved by disabling the hardware accelerated encoders/decoders and setting everything to software (CPU). It just seemed like some Bluray disks would only rip for me this way, using CUDA, DXVA, or QuickSync would give me the same endless loop of elapsed time with no actual progress. I get the issue with the generic mkv.H264.audiocopy.

It may not be a solution for you, but if you haven't tried it yet you may want to give it a shot. As annoying as it is, all it really means is when I come across the issue I have to change the setting back to software when I have issues, and then go back to using the hardware accelerators for the next disk(s).

But do note that if you have an older CPU it will be significantly slower to rip your media using software (CPU only) mode rather than relying on your video card to chip in. But if you have something like an Intel Core i5 2500K or above, or any of AMD's 6-8 core Thuban (Phenom II X6) or Zambezi (FX61xx or FX81xx series) chips, you'll still have plenty of power to get the job done in a reasonable amount of time.