.Mp4 output won't work no matter what I do.

[IPopov50]

Hmmm... this is strange. Worked great! Aside from the dimensions being to small (Trying to get this to work on my Apple TV) I was able to convert the 1st chapter without any problems or spikes. Averaged 16-20 FPS.

No, nothing strange. XXtoMobile engine is under heavy construction, so while old profiles in works, new ones coming out "as it should be".

[zinjen]

No, nothing strange. XXtoMobile engine is under heavy construction, so while old profiles in works, new ones coming out "as it should be".

I take that back it (iPad) works alot better, but is not 100% great. It's still jerkin a little bit, so I take it anything less than 20FPS is not ideal?

I have had no luck with Blurays burning above 15FPS consistantly to a Mobile output. DVD's no problem.

[GregiBoy]

Really, you should be trying the same frame rate that the title is composed at.

Most software/MP4 players can accomodate up to 30fps.

[zinjen]

Really, you should be trying the same frame rate that the title is composed at.

Most software/MP4 players can accomodate up to 30fps.

That would be nice but unfortunately the software for BD -> Mobile .mp4 only allows "Same as Source".

Believe it or not though, I just tried with CoreAVC enabled for Decoding and that gradually increased the fps by 3-5, so the highest i've gotten now is 16-17fps. Still turns out to be a lil spikey but we are making progress.

I wish I could figure out how to get CUDA enabled, I bet that would help. I've tried everything from the steps above to reinstalling drivers. No luck with anything.. should I try rolling DVDfab back to 7.0.4.0?

[GregiBoy]

That would be nice but unfortunately the software for BD -> Mobile .mp4 only allows "Same as Source".

That is exactly what I meant.

The frames per second encoding is a direct function of how fast your system is.

Do you actually have a CUDA capable card in the machine?

[zinjen]

That would be nice but unfortunately the software for BD -> Mobile .mp4 only allows "Same as Source".

That is exactly what I meant.

The frames per second encoding is a direct function of how fast your system is.

Do you actually have a CUDA capable card in the machine?

Yes sir. Here are my specs:

3.21 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 6400+
4GB RAM
64bit Win 7
NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTX (Drivers all updated)
DVDFab (7.0.5.8)

[GregiBoy]

What sort of encoding fps do you get on DVD to Mobile?

[zinjen]

50-75 usually

[IPopov50]

zinjen,
you've got me lost here... What is your concern exactly, framerate as a processing speed, framerate of the content that you're getting, or playback framerate????

[zinjen]

zinjen,
you've got me lost here... What is your concern exactly, framerate as a processing speed, framerate of the content that you're getting, or playback framerate????

I apologize for the confusion. Concern is playback frame is always to low, unwatchable at that. I guess my concern is CUDA not being enabled causing my FPS loss? I've already tried it with "Software" checked on all encoding/decoding options as that's the only one available aside from CoreAVC in the H.264 Decoder.

End result I just want to be able to convert my blurays to my appletv. I've tried everything I can think of.

[IPopov50]

OK. Please give me MediaInfo on your processed file, the one that's for AppleTV.

[zinjen]

What information do you need? The Bluray is Avatar.. ended up being about 3.89 gig file size.

[IPopov50]

What information do you need? The Bluray is Avatar.. ended up being about 3.89 gig file size.

I need MediaInfo.... If you don't have it, google it, install. It will help you in a future too.

[zinjen]

I need MediaInfo.... If you don't have it, google it, install. It will help you in a future too.

Ok no problem. I'm trying another run at it right now, once it finishes I will provide you an update with that info. One way that I was able get it to work was by doing BD -> MKV, then File To Mobile (MKV -> Apple TV). It works out great but 1920x1020 output in .mp4 conversion takes almost 7 hours per pass.

[signals]

I made several BD->mp4 yesterday. I use CUDA for decode and the "software" setting for encode which seems to produce the best speed for me, about 45-50 fps, depending on the audio input type and bitrate. These are the first of these I have made, so other settings may be faster. The optimum speed settings will differ depending on your GPU etc. I do recommend that you install CoreAVC for decoding. It does seem to speed up decoding BDs that are encoded this way.