ct: Re: [dvd::rip] Rips stop short of end of movie

Here is the output from the logging window. All subtitle options were
turned off / disabled and a new project started from scratch. Wasn't
sure what you were referring to with respect to the three paragraphs of
instructions, nor with the html email address :-)

The same error was returned as detailed below

Thu Jul 13 22:41:59 2006 Detected transcode version: 10002
Thu Jul 13 22:42:45 2006 Project file saved to '/home/mac/dvds/hs.rip'
Thu Jul 13 22:42:45 2006 Project temporary dir '/home/mac//hs/tmp'
created
Thu Jul 13 22:42:45 2006 Project {name} created
Thu Jul 13 22:43:42 2006 Start job 'Read TOC'
Thu Jul 13 22:43:42 2006 Executing command: execflow lsdvd -a -n -c -s
-v -Op /dev/hdc 2>/dev/null && echo EXECFLOW_OK
Thu Jul 13 22:44:01 2006 Successfully read DVD TOC
Thu Jul 13 22:44:01 2006 Copying IFO files
from /media/WHEN_HARRY_MET_SALLY_SKU_1 to /home/mac//hs/tmp/ifo
Thu Jul 13 22:44:04 2006 Job 'Read TOC' finished
Thu Jul 13 22:44:12 2006 Executing view command: mplayer dvd://3 -aid
128 -chapter 1 -dvdangle 1 -dvd-device /dev/hdc
Thu Jul 13 22:44:50 2006 Start job 'Rip selected title(s) / chapter(s)'
Thu Jul 13 22:44:50 2006 Start job 'Process title #3'
Thu Jul 13 22:44:50 2006 Start job 'Rip - title #3'
Thu Jul 13 22:44:50 2006 Executing command: rm
-f /home/mac//hs/vob/003//hs-???.vob && execflow -n 0 tccat -t dvd -T
3,-1,1 -i /dev/hdc | dvdrip-splitpipe
-f /home/mac//hs/tmp/hs-003-nav.log 1024 /home/mac//hs/vob/003//hs vob
| tcextract -a 0 -x ac3 -t vob | tcdecode -x ac3 | tcscan -x pcm && echo
EXECFLOW_OK
Thu Jul 13 22:44:53 2006 Rip - title #3: 10% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:00 2006 Rip - title #3: 20% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:07 2006 Rip - title #3: 30% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:12 2006 Rip - title #3: 40% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:18 2006 Rip - title #3: 50% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:26 2006 Rip - title #3: 60% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:33 2006 Rip - title #3: 70% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:39 2006 Rip - title #3: 80% done.
Thu Jul 13 22:45:41 2006 Executing command: execflow tcprobe -H 25
-i /home/mac//hs/vob/003/ && echo EXECFLOW_OK
Thu Jul 13 22:45:43 2006 Program stream units calculated
Thu Jul 13 22:45:43 2006 Project file saved to 'filename'
Thu Jul 13 22:45:43 2006 Job 'Rip selected title(s) / chapter(s)'
finished
Thu Jul 13 22:45:43 2006 Job 'Rip selected title(s) / chapter(s)' exited
with error: Job 'Process title #3' failed with error message:
Job 'Rip - title #3' failed with error message:
It seems that transcode ripping stopped short.
The movie has 4029 frames, but only 3485
were ripped. This is most likely a problem with your
transcode/libdvdread installation, resp. a problem with
this specific DVD.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Thu Jul 13 22:45:44 2006 Job 'Process title #3' finished
Thu Jul 13 22:45:44 2006 Job 'Rip - title #3' finished



Ian Macdonald wrote:

> Thanks to some advice I got 0.97.12 to compile and it seems to run
> nicely. However when ripping movies I get the following error:
> 
> Job 'Process title #2' failed with error message:
> Job 'Rip - title #2' failed with error message:
> It seems that transcode ripping stopped short.
> The movie has 4825 frames, but only 3618
> were ripped. This is most likely a problem with your
> transcode/libdvdread installation, resp. a problem with
> this specific DVD.
> 
> It happens with every DVD I try, obviously with different frame
numbers
> depending on the length of the movie or segment.

Can you please try ripping with any subtitle preview grabbing disabled 
(but start a new project to eliminate side effects)? I got partial 
reports on this, unfortunately nobody sent me the information I need to
debug this :(

If ripping works without subtitle preview grabbing: please follow my 
advices to generate some debugging output for me in this mail (the last
three paragraphs) and send it to my private email address:

  http://www.exit1.org/archive/dvdrip-users/2006-06/msg00055.html

This would be very helpful.

Regards,

Joern