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    DVD Ripper DVDFab 9.0.7.0 unexpectedly stops while ripping (h264/AC3)

    Hi all,

    Have a major issue with DVDFab 9.0.7.0. (fully activated) ripping DVD to h264/ac3 (Win7 x64)
    Ripping DVD starts for a few seconds then stops without any error message or crash. The program remains responsive but does nothing anymore (activity or CPU load drops down to zero). The program seems to be in an infinite wait state.

    Notes:
    I have exactly the same behaviour:
    * with several DVDs I've tested, no one has worked,
    * with or without GPU acceleration activated,
    * with a DVD disc or an iso image copy of the DVD (made by DVDFab 9.0.7.0 DVD Copy) - the program stops ripping at approx the same ripping position (time),
    * I have tried on 2 PCs (one with NVIDIA card, one with ATI card) - same behaviour (including when disabling anti-virus software)
    * it works fine, without issue, with DVDFab 9.0.6.3 or earlier on both PCs

    Anyone to confirm, or any idea of what is going wrong ?

    Here is an example of the internal log:
    DVDFab 9.0.7.0 (2013/10/10 11:40:45)

    0m 00.07s: Start preload dll...
    0m 00.10s: Load dll successful.
    0m 00.10s: Start load fabplay dll...
    0m 00.14s: Load fabplay dll successful.
    0m 00.14s: Transfer settings successful.
    0m 00.30s: fab_check_gpu is running ...
    0m 01.07s: Profile Manager :: End Load Profile
    0m 01.19s: fab_check_gpu run successful
    0m 01.19s: GPUAccelerate: 455
    0m 01.19s: CUDA cap: 0
    0m 01.19s: Support coreavc decode: 0
    0m 01.20s: Graphics info: AMD Radeon HD 7900 Series : :
    0m 01.20s: Load config successful.
    0m 01.20s: Windows os type is: 13.
    0m 01.26s: Option check status: Failed
    0m 01.26s: option dvd2dvd 0 dvd2mobile 0 bluray2bluray 0 bd2mobile 0 bd23d 0 bd2dvd 0 file2dvd 0 file2bluray 0 file2mobile 0
    0m 01.26s: Start get sys number.
    0m 01.26s: Serial number is: 00-26-18-9e-98-f9:00-26-18-9e-98-fa
    0m 01.26s: Reg URL link is: https://www.dvdfabstore.com/auth/v2/
    0m 01.26s: Version is: 9070
    0m 01.26s: Product is: 2
    0m 01.26s: Connect type is: 0
    0m 02.23s: Times of connecting error is: 0
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: 91:8260762964
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: 2:8260762964
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: 11:8260762964
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: 50:8260762964
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: OV:9063
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: BV:9069
    0m 02.23s: Parse string is: S:43b7a123b5dfb8417ca6da77fc920739
    0m 02.27s: Option check status: NewWork
    0m 02.27s: option dvd2dvd 1 dvd2mobile 1 bluray2bluray 1 bd2mobile 1 bd23d 1 bd2dvd 1 file2dvd 1 file2bluray 1 file2mobile 1
    0m 02.27s: End check info.
    0m 02.55s: Init GPU settings sucessful.
    0m 02.55s: CommmandLine:
    0m 02.91s: Begin init preview play engine.
    0m 03.69s: Init internal engine successful.
    0m 07.32s: Init burn engine successful.
    0m 10.69s: Init driveX with I/O mode: 0
    0m 10.69s: Init driveX with I/O mode: 0
    0m 10.83s: opening drive G
    0m 10.85s: opened i/o
    0m 10.86s: opening drive H
    0m 10.88s: opened i/o
    0m 56.94s: opening drive G
    0m 57.25s: opened i/o
    0m 57.26s: got media type 4
    0m 57.39s: got max lba 4068792
    0m 57.39s: got disc type 10
    0m 57.43s: type DVD-VIDEO
    0m 57.43s: volume label MISSION_IMPOSSIBLE
    0m 57.44s: internal path G:/VIDEO_TS/
    0m 57.50s: got copyright 1 f5
    0m 58.12s: got udf/iso
    0m 58.87s: got discinfo
    0m 58.87s: pathplayer enabled
    0m 59.19s: button: vts_0 menu_1 pgc_5 cell_1 sector_24994 count_11
    0m 59.29s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_1 cell_1 sector_0 count_6
    1m 08.09s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_9 cell_1 sector_68 count_3
    1m 08.13s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_3 cell_1 sector_131 count_6
    1m 08.18s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_2 cell_1 sector_195 count_13
    1m 08.58s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_12 cell_1 sector_260 count_6
    1m 08.62s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_13 cell_1 sector_328 count_3
    1m 08.66s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_14 cell_1 sector_391 count_6
    1m 08.71s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_15 cell_1 sector_456 count_13
    1m 08.97s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_16 cell_1 sector_522 count_6
    1m 09.04s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_17 cell_1 sector_590 count_3
    1m 09.08s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_18 cell_1 sector_653 count_6
    1m 09.13s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_19 cell_1 sector_718 count_13
    1m 09.38s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_20 cell_1 sector_783 count_6
    1m 09.44s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_21 cell_1 sector_851 count_3
    1m 09.48s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_22 cell_1 sector_914 count_6
    1m 09.53s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_23 cell_1 sector_978 count_13
    1m 10.13s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_24 cell_1 sector_1043 count_6
    1m 10.17s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_25 cell_1 sector_1111 count_3
    1m 10.20s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_26 cell_1 sector_1174 count_6
    1m 10.25s: button: vts_1 menu_1 pgc_27 cell_1 sector_1238 count_13
    1m 19.39s: got dvdinfo
    1m 19.39s: opened dvd
    1m 28.27s: Work Profile : MP4
    4m 46.09s: Work Profile : MKV
    4m 48.92s: Work Profile : MKV
    4m 49.07s: Work Profile : MKV
    5m 06.28s: Work Profile : MKV.Default
    5m 06.32s: Work Profile : MKV.Default
    5m 29.02s: Work Profile : MKV.Default
    5m 36.31s: Work Profile : MKV.Default
    5m 45.43s: Work Profile : MKV.Default
    5m 54.21s: Work Profile : MKV.Default
    5m 56.58s: Start check DVD Ripper register status.
    5m 56.58s: End check DVD Ripper register status: Enable
    5m 56.59s: OPList at DVD Ripper : (480.2),(131.2),(36.32)
    5m 56.59s: DVD ripper check watermark flag: 0
    5m 56.59s: ------------------ convert work begin(1/1) ------------------
    5m 56.59s: info: create config(dvd2video)
    5m 56.59s: info: use profile(MKV.Default)
    5m 56.60s: info: dvd playlist(1),angle(0),chapter(1->7)
    5m 56.60s: info: 3D working_mode(disable), 3D format(sbs_lef_right)
    5m 56.95s: info: change opcode! audio[131][codec(ac3) channels(2) sample(48000) bitrage(192000)] is the same as output[ac3,2,48000,192000], only copy it
    5m 56.95s: info: stream input@ Video(480)[codec(mpeg2video) size(720*576) fps(25/1) interlace(1) opcode(compress)]
    5m 56.95s: info: perset file config OK !
    5m 56.96s: info: set output video frame_rate(25/1)
    5m 56.96s: info: stream output Video(480)[codec(h264) size(720*532) fps(25/1) interlace(1)]
    5m 56.96s: info: stream input@ Audio(131)[codec(ac3) channels(2) sample(48000) bitrate(192000) bitdepth(16) opcode(copy)]
    5m 56.96s: info: stream output Audio(131)[codec(ac3) channels(2) sample(48000) bitrate(192000) bitdepth(16)]
    5m 56.97s: info: stream input@ SubPicture(36)[codec(dvdsub) language(French) opcode(remux)]
    5m 56.97s: info: stream output SubPicture(36)[codec(dvdsub) language(French)]
    5m 56.97s: info: SubMode(Remux) -- Display Only forced Subtitle(true)
    5m 59.03s: info: h264_encode: encode param profile(2) level(41) bitrate(-1) crf(20)
    52m 12.01s: info: audio_decode finish job
    52m 13.26s: ------------------ all convert work cancelled -------------------

    #2
    same issue as above with v9.0.7.1 beta

    The ripping starts for approx 30 seconds then stops...
    Have to cancel the program to end.

    No one to confirm this ripping issue ?

    As a reminder and workarround, it works like a charm with DVDFab 9.0.6.3 or earlier.
    Last edited by Thalys; 06-17-2014, 07:30 AM.

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      #3
      Make a new iso with version 9071(were their any read error's during the 9070 iso process) then Post your log for version 9071 use the Nvida card and computer just to see if it does it in version 9071 also.Try it with a different movie i find 25 fps a little odd for a dvd are these pal movies? or US movies that are normally 29-30- or 60 FPS.
      Last edited by glenns; 10-13-2013, 07:10 PM.

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        #4
        Appears to be a PAL DVD.
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          #5
          Can you try it with Nvida card and computer with version 9071 just to see if its the ATI card and Fab.Wilson or other staff member will have to look at this as i have no Pal dvds to test with this.

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            #6
            Yes I'm in Belgium, Europe so DVDs are PAL 25fps.
            As requested I made several additional tests with 9.0.7.1 beta on a PC with a nvidia card.

            You'll find the sequence hereafter and the associated log file as an attachment.

            1/ Try to rip an european PAL DVD into mkv (h264/AC3) - save behaviour as above: it runs for about 30 seconds then it stops. Have to cancel to end.

            2/ Make an iso copy image of this DVD : success.

            3/ Try to RIP the .iso image into mkv (h264/AC3) - same behaviour, it starts than stops almost instataneously (disk access is much quicker than optical drive access) - my guess it seems to stop at the same "ripping point" each time. Have to cancel to end.

            4/ Try to rip a japanese NTSC 29.9fps DVD - same behaviour it runs for about 30 seconds then it stops. Have to cancel to end.

            5/ Restart DVDFab and Try to rip the same NTSC disc while disabling all GPU acceleration - same behaviour...

            Hope you'll find something to fix this issue.
            I'm ready for further testing if I can help.
            Thanks for your support.
            Last edited by Thalys; 06-17-2014, 07:30 AM.

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              #7
              Bump !

              I made an interesting finding for the developpers: this ripping issue seems related to the MKV encoder (encapsulation) engine.

              Ripping a DVD works with mp4 (h264/ac3) settings where it stops at the very beginning with mkv (h264/ac3) or mkv.passthrough settings

              Please find hereafter the test sequence (PC with ATI card) and associated log fiile:

              1/ Ripping a japanese NTSC 29,9fps DVD into mp4 (h264/ac3) : success

              2/ Ripping the same DVD into mkv (h264/ac3) : it stops ripping after approx 30 seconds, have to cancel to end.

              3/ Ripping the same DVD into mkv (passthrough) : it stops ripping after few seconds, have to cancel to end.

              So something has changed in mkv coding since v9.0.6.3 that makes it unusable now.
              Please fix this annoying issue.
              Last edited by Thalys; 06-17-2014, 07:30 AM.

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                #8
                It seems much of your content is interlaced, which might be part of the problem. In any event, the QA Team will need to reproduce the problem. I will make them aware of this thread, so continue to watch it and respond to any questions they may have that the logs don't answer.
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                  #9
                  Hi Thalys,

                  If the disc was purchased on line, please offer us the link.

                  If not, please specify the movie disc's region code and its version——single disc or two-disc set (BD+DVD).

                  In case that you are not sure about that, please take pictures of the cover(front and back) of the disc, send them to us, so that we can buy a same one to reproduce your issue.

                  Thanks in advance.

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                  User Manual for DVDFab v10 (pdf)

                  DVDFab log default location:
                  For Windows: C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab10\Log
                  For Mac: Finder> Documents> DVDFab10> Log

                  DVDFab Player 5:
                  For Windows:C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab Player 5\Log

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                    #10
                    Same behavior

                    My ripp stops also after view seconds with MKV. Two DVD's have same problems. 'Spy Games' and 'Once Upon a time in the west' remastered for 16:9
                    I use 9.0.7.2 and windows 8.1.

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                      #11
                      Same Problem

                      I am having the same problem with the apple TV profile or Ipad profiles with the latest Windows version. I also tried the beta. Windows 8.1

                      Previous version worked fine.

                      Hangs quickly. Never really gets started. I need to shut it down with Task Manager. Log is attached.

                      Any help would be appreciated.
                      Attached Files

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                        #12
                        Update

                        Hi,

                        I tried a few things last night. I have some old versions:
                        9.042 seemed to work
                        9.045 gave me error "Work 1 failed, Error = graph not_suitable_connected_filter graph(0) - pinName:video frame"

                        Future versions did not work either where I am sure they did in the past. Is it possible that the Windows 8.1 upgrade I did last week may have something to do with it? Is it impacting the Intel GPU acceleration?

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