I've been using DVDFab Ripper for several years. Recently every movie I rip (I have purchased every movie I rip) the encoding starts high and then goes to 0 (zero). I have tried many settings with the same results. I have also disabled CUDA with the same results. I odd thing is that the DVDFab Mini 64bit works but I need the full product to use special functions. I have also uninstalled the nVidia driver and DVDFab and reinstalled but I get the same results. I have attached the log file to this post. "Please" help with this....
-
-
try going back to an earlier nVidia driver -
If he has tried by disabling CUDA (i.e. using software decoding/encoding via CPU) then perhaps the video driver would not really come into play, right? He also states that mini works, but not the full version, so I may be wrong, but again it doesn't sound like its a video driver issue.
Comment
-
I have tried the following versions of the nVidia drivers...v384.76, v388.71 and v397.64 (always a clean install to remove previous files). Each time I made sure I uninstalled DVDFab and rebooted before installing both nVidia drivers and DVDFab...Comment
-
I forget an important thing...I upgraded from Windows 7 Professional to Windows 10 v1709 (OS Build 16299.248)Comment
-
So are you saying all worked fine under Windows 7, but you started having issues when you went to 10? Since this is a DVDFAB support forum, and not Windows, I don't want to get into Windows issues here, but did you simply do an update, or a clean install? You might have some app/program running that is causing problems/conflicts running in Windows 10, but ran ok in Windows 7 (I personally experienced this on one of my PC's last year).
Comment
-
try right clicking on the dvdfab 10 icon - click properties - click compatibility and select compatibility mode for windows 7Originally posted by TheBarman View PostComment
-
I was only suggesting the above because there might be another program conflicting. Since DVDFAB runs fine under Win 10, I don't believe its a compatibility issue. When I upgraded one of my PCs from Win 7 to Win 10, and then subsequently to the Creators Update, an older version of Acronis I had previously installed under Win 7, gave me problems with DVDFab regarding drive access. Acronis ran fine by itself, and DVDFab ran fine when Acronis was disabled, but with it enabled, I had random read/write issues with DVDFab (not sure why since other programs seemed to run fine). Once I upgraded Acronis to the then latest version (17) the problem went away, so he may have some similar situation with some app he had previously had installed. Worth a check anyway.Originally posted by october262 View Post
Comment
-
Thanks, but no luck. I tried the compatibility mode but got the same results (0 FPS). I also ensured that no other programs were running. Any other recommendations would be great.Comment
-
try clicking common settings - then in the general settings area click the factory default settings button in the lower left corner of
the general settings area, restart dvdfab and retry your encoding again. see if that helps.Comment
-
@TheBarman
We are checking the problem. Please post fabcheck_internal.log file as well. Thanks.
Regards,
MonaComment
-
Please see the 'fabcheck_internal,log' attached...Comment
-
This happens to me too RANDOMLY under Windows 7, with or without hardware accelleration. Sometimes is stops at 3%, sometimes 5%. When it fails, I cancel out, start it again, and sometimes it works. Sometimes it takes 2-3 tries. Its very frustrating.Comment
-
Hi TrickyZ,Originally posted by TrickyZ View Post
Please post your dvdfab_internal.log file and fabcheck_internal.log file as well. Thank you.
Regards,
MonaComment
-
Had to delete about half of it, hope this is under the upload limit...Originally posted by Mona View PostComment
Comment