HandBrake

The trailers on apples site are h264.

Tried reinstalling itunes with the latest version?
Tried VLC (Video Lan Player)?

What OS are we talking about here? XP or vista?

Also what you using to decrypt DVD's?

Unless you are running 64bit version of windows, which is unlikely, then x86 build is what you need.

What do you think the documentation page is for? http://handbrake.m0k.org/?page_id=11 There is a complete walk through on this page. if AFTER you have read through the documentation and you are still having problems, post then. I don't think its asking much for you to put in a bit of effort yourself.

Its all on the main website.....
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You are aware that Handbrake on the windows platform doesnt decrypt any Commercial DVD's right? They have copy protection on them. You need something like AnyDVD, DVD43 to decrypt the dvd and you'd know this if you had taken the time to read the documentation... As for the location, I meant in Handb...

What are you using to decrypt DVD's?
What location for the source are you entering?

Can you upload a copy of dvdinfo.dat which is located in "C:\Program Files\Handbrake" somewhere so I can have a look.

We don't support Microsoft products. Its most likely not installed properly.

http://handbrake.m0k.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1380

Tread Locked.

http://handbrake.m0k.org/trac/wiki/WindowsGuiFaq

Read that if your having .net problems.

Not a Handbrake Problem. You either have a hardware/Driver issue or another piece of software causing a corruption issue.

No there isn't because there is nothing wrong.

You still have hbcli open. Just force close it using ctrl-alt-del in the usual fashion.

It wont take more than 2 minutes. If its taking longer than that, hbcli has probably crashed and still running/sleeping in the background.

Windows doesn't have a sodden clue when an application has crashed, Especially when it comes to multi-threaded applications.

If the read DVD window remains open, It means the CLI executable is running. Its not crashed, its simply in a waiting state.

You can't scan another disc whilst the encode process is running.

Yes there is...

Point #4

Windows FAQ is on the wiki and download page.

Well, Its missing Title 1.

Looks like good ol copy protection or poorly mastered DVD. AnyDVD should be sorting that though :S

Memory is not hard disk space .... They are completely separate.

The requirements clearly state you need 512MB RAM and you obviously don't have that. Running Handbrake with less than that is just asking for trouble.

There are reasons for the installer being set at 320 and they are listed in the FAQ.

Clear your tempory files folder out.
Re-download the file
Try Installing again.

If that fails your Windows Installer is the problem.

1GB is large enough.

The only limit is 4GB. It has nothing to do with ram. Simply set the target file size to between 1000 ~ 2000 (MB) Thats more than enough for good quality video.

Can you copy the output from tools > view DVD data here.

The error message basically means errors were detected on the disc. In some cases this won't be a problem. In others it will result in a few titles missing or encode failures.

Try reading the FAQ ......

Its most definatly not a major flaw. Its called moving forwards. Some of the features / coding techniques require 10.4+ in order to function correctly. Nothing we can do about that. Its already been said its not 10.3 compliant and also it says 10.4 or above on the download page... The CLI will work ...