So I had a DVD that had some problems ripping certain videos, it would just hang the rip. I think the audio tracks on these videos are odd. Anyway I extracted each audio track per chapter and extracted the videos using another ripping program on a per chapter basis, which didn't include audio. So I'm trying to convert the video by editing it and adding in the audio track, which plays in the preview fine. However, when I hit Start it acts like it's going to work for a second or two and then DVDFab crashes. In the log file it looks like it opens the video and audio files fine. The Application log event is attached also
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Originally posted by Sortul View PostSo I had a DVD that had some problems ripping certain videos, it would just hang the rip. I think the audio tracks on these videos are odd. Anyway I extracted each audio track per chapter and extracted the videos using another ripping program on a per chapter basis, which didn't include audio. So I'm trying to convert the video by editing it and adding in the audio track, which plays in the preview fine. However, when I hit Start it acts like it's going to work for a second or two and then DVDFab crashes. In the log file it looks like it opens the video and audio files fine. The Application log event is attached also
Please click the Menu button at the right top corner of DVDFab screen, open Common Settings->General->A/V Codec, tick the "Disable all GPU codecs for decoding and encoding" box to convert again.
Also, please test other sources to see if it is a special disc issue or to others as well.
If possible, please record a video to show us the whole process, thanks.
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I apologize that it took this long, but I didn't see a notification so wasn't sure that this actually posted properly. I upgraded to the latest 11.0.3.4 and it still crashes. Same procedure as before the .m4v file here is 202 MB and the audio m4a file is just under 22 MB.
I recorded a video of the process, but it appears to be too large to attach. Instead I grabbed screenshots and numbered them with appropriate titles. Let me know if you need anything else.
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Please don't link images to offsite hosting, it can leave the forum record incomplete if you ever delete them. Also, in this case they are not really helpful, the logs are top priority. When DVDFab crashes while running, it will normally create a process log, please include that as well.
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Not a problem, I wouldn't have thought they were needed either.
The only other logs I see are burn_internal.log, media.log, server.log and fabcheck_internal.log, none of them have a modified time of when the crash happened so not sure which one would be the process log. Is there another folder that it would have been saved in?
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Sortul_DVDFab_Crash_Desktop 2019.06.05 - 01.57.06.01.mp4
I can upload the source video and audio file as well if you'd like? To determine if it is something particular with a combination of those two files.
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