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skinney

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From: Norway

Registered: 2007-04-07

Posts: 37

dvd:rip hangs on second pass

Hey!

I'm having problems ripping a dvd and converting it to a xvid4 encoded .avi file. The funny thing is that it hangs whenever its supposed to start the actual rendering, which usually is the second pass, the first pass goes fine. So i tried to run just one pass, but this also caused a hang so it seems the error lies in the actual rendering of the video file...

here are the commands:

Probe Command:
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execflow tcprobe -H 10 -i /dev/sr0 -T 1 && echo EXECFLOW_OK; execflow dvdxchap -t 1 /dev/sr0 2>/dev/null


Rip Command:
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rm -f /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/vob/001//Apocalytpo-???.vob && execflow -n 19 tccat -t dvd -T 1,-1,1 -i \/dev\/sr0 | dvdrip-splitpipe -f /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/tmp/Apocalytpo-001-nav.log 1024 /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/vob/001//Apocalytpo vob  | tcextract -a 0 -x ac3 -t vob | tcdecode -x ac3 | tcscan -x pcm && echo EXECFLOW_OK


Grab Preview Image Command:
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mkdir -m 0775 /tmp/dvdrip18660.snap; cd /tmp/dvdrip18660.snap; execflow tccat -i \/home\/skinney\/\.dvdrip\-data\/Apocalytpo\/vob\/001\/ -t vob -S 1134679 -d 0 | tcdemux -s 0x80 -x mpeg2 -S 0 -M 0 -d 0 -P /dev/null | tcextract -t vob -a 0 -x mpeg2 -d 0 | ffmpeg -r 25.000 -i - -an -r 1 -ss '0,320' -vframes 1 snapshot%03d.png  && execflow convert -size 720x576 /tmp/dvdrip18660.snap/snapshot*.png /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/tmp/Apocalytpo-001-preview-orig.jpg && execflow convert -size 720x576 /tmp/dvdrip18660.snap/snapshot*.png gray:/home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/tmp/Apocalytpo-001-preview-orig.raw && rm -r /tmp/dvdrip18660.snap && echo EXECFLOW_OK


Transcode Command:
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mkdir -m 0775 -p '/home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/tmp' && cd /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/tmp && mkdir -p /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/avi/001 && execflow -n 19 transcode -H 10 -a 0 -x vob -i \/home\/skinney\/\.dvdrip\-data\/Apocalytpo\/vob\/001\/ -w 537,25 -c 1-1000 -L 0 -b 192,0,0 --a52_drc_off -J smartyuv=threshold=10:Blend=1:diffmode=2:highq=1 -f 25.000 -J preview=xv -Y 8,8,8,6 -Z 654x368 -y xvid4 -o /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/avi/001/Apocalytpo-001.avi --print_status 25 -J extsub=2:16:0:0:1 && echo EXECFLOW_OK 


View DVD Command:
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mplayer dvd://1 -aid 128 -chapter 1 -dvdangle 1 -dvd-device \/dev\/sr0 


View Files Command:
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mplayer movie.avi 


CD image creation command:
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No files for image creation selected.


CD burning command:
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No files for burning selected.


WAV creation command:
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mkdir -p /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/avi/001 && execflow -n 19 transcode -a 0 --print_status 200 -y null,wav -u 100 -o /home/skinney/.dvdrip-data/Apocalytpo/avi/001/Apocalytpo-001-00.wav -x null -i \/home\/skinney\/\.dvdrip\-data\/Apocalytpo\/vob\/001\/ -c 1-1000 -L 0 && echo EXECFLOW_OK

And here are the general options...

# Movie information file. Generated by dvd::rip; http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip

[General]
Title:                 Apocalytpo
Data source:           DVD
DVD title number:      1
Runtime:               00:00:39

[Video]
Video format:          PAL
FPS:                   25.000
Size:                  640 x 352
Video bitrate (kbps):  537
Video codec:           xvid4
2-pass-encoded:        no
Fast resizing:         no
Deinterlacer filter:   
Antialiasing filter:   No antialiasing

[Subtitle 1]
Id:                    2
Language:              no
Type:                  rendered

[Audio 1]
DVD audio track id:    0
Language:              en
Audio codec:           mp3
MP3 quality:           0
Channels:              2
Sample rate:           48000
Audio bitrate (kbps):  192
Volume rescaling:      none
Audio filter:          None, volume rescale only

[Programs]
dvd::rip version:      0.98.6
transcode version:     1.0.3

The dvdrip log simply says that the passes have finished, but with a constant black preview window during the actual rendering and with a 2kb .avi file i beg to differ...

any help is appriciated