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Shift Left · 03-10-2006

Using Version 3.0.2.0 for Descryptor & Platinum.
My normal operation is thus: decrypt using DVD Fab Decryptor to hard disk.
Then, use DVD Fab Platinum to encode using this as a source.

This process works normally, but Battlestar Galatica season 2 doesn't. The first sign of a problem is preview doesn't work for the episode titles (Does work for other titles). When the process is started, it almost immediattely fails (no error code being shown, should it?).

The decrypted files play fine in VLC.

If I decrypt and encode straight from the DVD, no problems. The decrypted DVD seems to have only the VIDEO_TS directory, the AUDIO_TS is empty, which I find unusual.

(Well, okay I do seem to also have a stalling problem on second pass doing h264 encoding in 3.0.2.0 - the task complete percentage doesn't move but the process is usng up all the CPU cycles)

03-10-2006	#1 (permalink)
Shift Left New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	DVD Fab Platinum - if decrypt then encode, bad, if decrypt and encode, good Using Version 3.0.2.0 for Descryptor & Platinum. My normal operation is thus: decrypt using DVD Fab Decryptor to hard disk. Then, use DVD Fab Platinum to encode using this as a source. This process works normally, but Battlestar Galatica season 2 doesn't. The first sign of a problem is preview doesn't work for the episode titles (Does work for other titles). When the process is started, it almost immediattely fails (no error code being shown, should it?). The decrypted files play fine in VLC. If I decrypt and encode straight from the DVD, no problems. The decrypted DVD seems to have only the VIDEO_TS directory, the AUDIO_TS is empty, which I find unusual. (Well, okay I do seem to also have a stalling problem on second pass doing h264 encoding in 3.0.2.0 - the task complete percentage doesn't move but the process is usng up all the CPU cycles)