Blu-ray Ripper won't work with CUDA and using Software option takes WAY too long.

[skmcpher]

I am running the latest version of Blu-Ray Ripper (64bit) with Windows 10 on a Microsoft SurfaceBook, which has 2 GPUs: NVIDIA GeForce GPU Driver Version: 23.21.13.8808

and Intel(R) HD Graphics 520 Driver Version: 22.20.16.4811. With this latest version of Blu-Ray Ripper, the only codec option is CUDA, but when I try to rip, the process finishes after a few seconds, saying the process was successful. If I switch to the software option for video decoding, the process takes a ridiculous amount of time (as long as 40 hours!), which is unworkable.

Can anyone help me to get Blu-Ray Ripper to work properly and in a reasonable amount of time on my machine? Thank you.

[signals]

Please attach the fabcheck log and the DVDFab internal log session for a recent conversion attempt. Instructions here: http://forum.dvdfab.cn/showpost.php?...40&postcount=5 Sorry you are having a problem.

[skmcpher]

Logs attached. Thank you for your help.

[october262]

try temporarily disabling one of the graphics cards in your computer and just
use one graphics card. retry blu-ray ripper again with CUDA settings enabled
and see if copy speed improves.

[Wilson.Wang]

hi skmcpher,

Microsoft SurfaceBook used Microsoft customered Nvidia GPU, it is not have enenc on it as far as we check.
So no cuda hardware. And there is a bug in detect this info.
And from log, we see you try disable Nvidia GPU, intel hd 520 seems can work.
you can check codec setting from below pic, then give a try to use intel hardware.


yours,
Wilson