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    DVD Ripper version 9.1.3.8 Slow and Demanding

    9.1.3.8 takes an age to rip anything using AVI-H264 on my system and is so demanding on my AMD FX-8120 water cooled processor, that it starts to overheat. I have a AMD Radeon HD 7750 graphics card.

    I have reverted to version 9.1.3.6, which has no such problem.
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    #2
    How long do you consider an age? I just completed xxxSMAUG.avi from the BD in 31 minutes. 9.1.3.8
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      #3
      This is the comparison of dvd ripper 9.1.3.6 vs 9.1.3.8 based on an avi-h264 rip of '24 season 3, episode 5' region 2

      9.1.3.6 time taken 4.09 - max cpu temp 52 degrees C

      9.1.3.8 time taken 10.31 - max cpu temp 70 degrees C

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        #4
        Did you used ATI decoder /encoder during job?
        4.09 is 4 mins 9s?
        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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          #5
          Originally posted by Dora View Post
          Did you used ATI decoder /encoder during job?
          4.09 is 4 mins 9s?
          sounds like hours to me
          with gpu disabled ripping BDs takes from 3 to 4 hours (i7)
          with gpu enabled it takes from 35' to around an hour

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            #6
            Dora, I'm afraid I don't understand. I'm ripping a dvd episode to an avi using dvdfab ripper.

            The time taken was copied from dvdfab and I assume it is 4mins 9secs.

            other details include resolution: 536x300, audio codec: copy.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Dora View Post
              Did you used ATI decoder /encoder during job?
              4.09 is 4 mins 9s?
              Dora, I just read what you actually wrote and it makes perfect sense
              All encoding & decoding was set to software for both versions.

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                #8
                I have tried dvd ripper 9136 vs 9138. The same testing envirment, it seems has no big difference. 9136 time taken 7'40'' , 9138 time taken 8'58''. Some times run other program can make a you speed.
                I spend about 4' to ripped with gpu enabled.
                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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                  #9
                  Just tried 9.1.3.9 Beta - not as demanding as it peaked at cpu temp of 65 degrees, but still took 10.28 mins. Gone back to 9.1.3.6 again

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                    #10
                    I will check it.
                    9136 vs 9140 in next day
                    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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                      #11
                      Dora, my test:

                      Rip DVD to MP4, all GPU off, Turbo CPU on, Memory amount: Auto, 704x398+Stereo AAC audio, Video bitrate 1000 kbps, 0.15 b/p, no subs, same source folder for all test runs.

                      v8.2.2.9: 354fps conversion rate
                      v9.1.3.6: 110fps conversion rate
                      v9.1.3.7: 95fps conversioon rate
                      v9.1.4.0: 100fps conversion rate
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                        #12
                        Just tried v9.1.4.0, results are 66 degrees max cpu temp but fluctuating a lot. Time taken 10.40 mins.

                        My system is running Windows 8.1 64bit and DVDFab is assigned 8 cpu cores.

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