HandBrake

no...i still think its a problem with our linux boxes and or handbrake, cause jbrjake said that he can encode 2gb+ movies file on darwin (mac os x).....so its technically possible, its just that something on linux is not liking it.

Are you, by any chance, using 32-bit ubuntu on a 64-bit processor? I've had file size limit problems regardless of the filesystem doing this. It may come from handbrake detecting a 64-bit processor for compiling, then the OS being limited to manipulating 32-bit blocks of data even though handbrake ...

if you have windows xp or 2000 i think, just run windows update, it should list .net framework version 2 and i think even version 3 as an update

and if you dont see it/dont want to update, a google search should get you the microsoft link to downoad it

ill try a precompiled binary and get back to you

Im using

Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon (7.10)
32 bit os
kernel: Linux Cactus-Fantastico 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:05:12 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux

this is happening to me with the handbrake i compiled myself
gcc version: 4:4.1.2-9ubuntu2

It's probably a ulimit issue on your box. If you do a "dd if=/dev/zero of=~/testfile.bin bs=1024 count=2560000" as the same user ID you run HandBrake under, what is the resulting filesize, and is any error generated? Rodney if you go to the first page, keller did that and it did it succes...

hmm that is not good. You can report the bug here: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/rippedwire/ and hopefully he will look at it and fix it for the next version which should be perfect (as long as he fixes the gui so its not too big for my 1024x768 screen) Bug added. Also added a request for a term...

is the dvd encrypted or protected? maybe this applies to you 16. What does "No Title(s) found. Please make sure you have selected a valid, non-copy protected source. Please refer to the FAQ (see Help Menu)." mean and how do I fix it? • It means that one of the following are the case: a) Yo...

well since its not a handbrake problem, what is handbrake doing to the system that every other program that generates large files isn't? im trying to ask other people to see if they can help but all of them think its a filesystem issue (like 4 gb on fat 32) and i tell them its on ext3 and they just ...

The newest version is pretty darn awesome with the addition of the H.264 advanced options. Only thing I cant figure out is that if it is acually applying them. I pimp them out and then queue up the job but the queue doesnt display the advanced settings. I dont know if it's acually feeding the job t...

i already stated that i have 19+ gb files floating around my hard drive, and i created a 3 gb truecrypt volume just the other day to test to see if it would give the "file size too big" error, and it didn't. It is ONLY handbrake that is giving this error. I posted my ulimit up there as wel...

actually he just renamed the project on sf.net http://rippedwire.sourceforge.net/index.html he entered the urls for the downloads wrong, and its still referencing his old project just replace handbrakegtk in the url with ripped wire and they will work example: the deb url http://downloads.sourceforg...

the funny thing is....ulimit has no man page xD anyways, im trying to figure this out, but ulimit -a tells me that filesize is unlimited: mark@Cactus-Fantastico:~$ ulimit -a core file size (blocks, -c) unlimited data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited scheduling priority (-e) 0 file size (blocks, -f) u...

thats the thing, im ripping it to a ext3 filesystem which the max file size is 2 terabytes....even fat32 can allow 2 gb file sizes! not to mention im looking at a 18.6gb file on the same drive i was ripping the movie to...... so i dont have like a user restriction on how big files can be. im like th...

this is a bug with all versions of vlc. with 0.8.6c it does that, and ive also compiled the latest version in linux and now it just crashes outright.

heres the bug report if you want to watch it.

http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/1366

im also having this problem.....is it a limitation of x264 that it cant be over 2 gb or something? The string ive used has worked fine for all the movies ive ripped so far, its just that im trying to rip the lord of the rings and since its like 3 hours long i guess its going over 2 gb..... anyway he...

i still have the code on my computer, anyone want it?

looks like he killed the project on SF.net.

I selected "original" interlacing in the HandbrakeGTK gui...and it had a (fast0 next to it so id thought id try it. but yeah...removing interlacing from it seemed to speed it back up again to around 2 hours but what kind of interlacing WAS i using...that made the time to rip the dvd increa...

whoops, i forgot to add at the end that i was using the same (or similiar) settings...my bad! so on windows, i did 2 pass, OGM + xvid + vorbis, anamorphic par , everything else automatic or default (no interlacing and on linux, i did 1 pass mkv + xvid + vorbis , anamorphic par , everything else auto...

just a note, this is what i had to do to install in gutsy. If i remember correctly the readme file is kinda confusing one thing you NEED TO ADD is that mono-dev or mono-devel (at least on ubuntu gutsy) is a required package for this to work Here's what I did to get the GUI going on Gutsy... -Downloa...

Ok, so im trying to rip a dvd. I first tried it in windows, with 2 pass encoding, which should take longer right? Took about...3-4 hours to finish. now im trying to rip the same dvd in linux, using the HandBrakeGTK gui frontend. Im trying to do a one pass encode, but have fast deinterlacing, and hav...