DVD Ripper MP4 ripping crashed

[coolala]

Hello, I have been using the DVDRipper for years and it worked fine, but over the last few version of it, every time I attempted to rip a DVD (from folder) into MP4 (h.264/acc) with one pass, it simply crashed on Win7 x64 platform. Does any other one experience the same issue?

Thanks!

[AGJ]

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[coolala]

There was nothing in dvdfab_process.log file. In dvdfab_internal.log, there was error below:

------ begin mobile work(1/1) ------


7m 06.27s: create config(0)
7m 06.27s: convert profile(generic.default)
7m 06.35s: dvd title(1) angle(0) chapter(1->6)
7m 06.35s: stream(480,2,1) stream(128,86019,1) stream(32,94208,4)
7m 06.38s: subpicture preset(1), mode(0)
7m 07.63s: error: h264 encode macroblocks per second(24005) exceed the standard(11880), video size(600x342, 29.97), specify profile(0)-level(13)
7m 11.67s: subpicture(32) mode(0)
7m 11.67s: connect to sub render filter

I was trying to rip it into h.264 aac mp4 bit rate 1000K, resolution 640x342 calculated by the custom crop. the profile is generic.mp4.h264aac

[signals]

Try setting the framerate to 23.97 fps. For some reason it is defaulting now to 30 fps. I did three conversions with the generic h264+aac mp4 profile yesterday that were perfect.

[coolala]

Thanks... Base on the error message and the issue discussed in other threads, I suspect the problem was inherited from profile created in previous version. I completely removed the dvd fab 8 and then reinstalled it, it seemed to fix the problem.