HandBrake

The results: From five DVD that ghb hangs with dvdnav enabled, the three can be encoded with libdvdread without any problem. In the moment in the film that the ghb hangs with dvdnav enabled there is a less than a second loss of image/sound, but it finally finishes. It seems that programs which can c...

I think I found a solution but I am still in checking it. I searched the preferences in file menu and I found that in order to read the ripped DVD either libdvdread, either dvdnav can be used. I had checked the dvdnav to be used and I uncheck it. Two ripped DVD in vobs format that used to hang, they...

I believe that the problem has to do with the bad surface of the DVD that gives a ripped film that when you play it through vlc gives pixelazation at the moment of the film that ghb hangs. It does not have to do with the program you use to rip the DVD: I have checked the same disk with DVDfab, anydv...

Can we name it as a bug of Handbrake or it it something else that cause it?
Do you want something more to help you about?
Is there a way not to have this problem and include the english subtitles?

I respond with delay but I made a number of tests in the Unix version (3036) with GUI (the CLI version can not be installed in ubuntu karmic) I run the same ripped DVD in the same ubuntu machine but after a reboot from previous posts' encodings with different settings (no update was made to any of t...

sorry for the delay in my response. No, the disk is riped in the linux machine in a folder with anyDVD in a windows virtual machine. The ripped movie was used as source in both cases, first linux and after failure in a different machine running windows. The handbrake settings were set in past, first...

### CLI Query: -i "E:\DVD\LT_ROAD_RUNNER" -t 1 --angle 1 -c 1-15 -o "C:\DVD\LT_ROAD_RUNNER.mkv" -f mkv -w 720 --loose-anamorphic --decomb --denoise="medium" -e x264 -q 23 -a 2,1 -E ac3,ac3 -6 auto,auto -R Auto,Auto -B auto,32 -D 0,0 --subtitle scan,scan -x b-adapt=2:rc...

I am using the last no stable version (3036) and I had the same problem in linux. The encoding hangs, no error messages in the log, and if I press the pause button, it pauses but it never returns to the enconding if you press the resume after that. I though it has to do with scratchs in the DVD read...