First time installed on a Win10 laptop, sitting at 0%

[Mona]

Please post the latest dvdfab_internal.log and fabcheck_internal.log for checking the problem. Thanks.

[Ar-Pharazon]

Please post the latest dvdfab_internal.log and fabcheck_internal.log for checking the problem. Thanks.

Which problem? The "stuck on 0%" issue was basically resolved by using a decoder other than CUDA.

I need to know so I can clear out the old log(s) and get a fresh look.

[Mona]

Which problem? The "stuck on 0%" issue was basically resolved by using a decoder other than CUDA.

I need to know so I can clear out the old log(s) and get a fresh look.

CoreAVC is not supported. About the not using CUDA problem, please enable GPU and repeat the process, and then zip the whole log folder and send it to us, the developer will check why it doesn't use it.

[Ar-Pharazon]

CoreAVC is not supported. About the not using CUDA problem, please enable GPU and repeat the process, and then zip the whole log folder and send it to us, the developer will check why it doesn't use it.

As far as the CoreAVC issue, it can be seen at the bottom of the first image "CoreAVC: cannot be detected". Again, even the last version of this I can find a reference to is from 2011, and I can't even D/L that version (3.0.1.0). I have v1.9.50 installed.


These 2 images are for the process of using CUDA (selected in the first image) for a single episode of Stargate Atlantis.



It went about 30 minutes of Time Elapsed with a slight load on the CPU & GPU, but never left 0%.

Here is the log from (only) that attempt.
Log (DVDFab Blu-Ray Ripper-CUDA Fail) 8-10-22 1a.zip

[Mona]

Okay, I will have the developer check your log file.

[Ar-Pharazon]

Okay, I will have the developer check your log file.

Thanks.

What would you need to see regarding the resource hogging when using Intel Quick Sync? A specific log from one of those rips?

[Mona]

The developer said that the Nvidia M150 is special for notebooks and it doesn't support to use in this case, he suggested that you use Intel.
As for the "CoreAVC cannot be detected" issue, I am afraid that there is no plan to solve it at the moment.

[Ar-Pharazon]

The developer said that the Nvidia M150 is special for notebooks and it doesn't support to use in this case, he suggested that you use Intel in this case.
As for the "CoreAVC cannot be detected" issue, I am afraid that there is no plan to solve it at the moment.

CUDA is automatically trying to use the NVIDIA chip?

Any suggestions on getting the resource usage under control when using Intel QS. It runs up to 100% on both CPU and GPU a lot of the time during a rip and bogs literally everything down.

This was not the case with my previous, older laptop.

[Mona]

CUDA is automatically trying to use the NVIDIA chip?

Any suggestions on getting the resource usage under control when using Intel QS. It runs up to 100% on both CPU and GPU a lot of the time during a rip and bogs literally everything down.

This was not the case with my previous, older laptop.

Please refer to the image to adjust the Coder settings to have a try.

[Ar-Pharazon]

Please refer to the image to adjust the Coder settings to have a try.

Those are pretty much my current settings, except MPEG-2, which wants to stay as "software".

[Mona]

Those are pretty much my current settings, except MPEG-2, which wants to stay as "software".

You may just ignore the MPEG-2, it doesn't use that much now, h264 is used more frequently.

[Ar-Pharazon]

You may just ignore the MPEG-2, it doesn't use that much now, h264 is used more frequently.

Yeah, I use MPEG-2 occasionally in PowerDirector for certain exports, but not much.

So back to the larger issue. How to get DVDFab to stop sucking up all the resources of my computer. Maybe they need to let us assign RAM to the process, to take the load off of the CPU & GPU (PhotoShop allows this). I have more than enough RAM.