Handbrake and Transformers - Dark of the Moon

[jhate83]

When I select my DVD drive as the source for Handbrake I get an error(Handbrake quit unexpectedly).

So I used Fairmount to copy the disk to my desktop.

Im still getting the error when I select the Video_TS folder as my source.

Here is the top of the error. I tried to paste the whole thing but it was too long.

TIA


Process: HandBrake [23572]
Path: /Applications/HandBrake.app/Contents/MacOS/HandBrake
Identifier: org.m0k.handbrake
Version: 0.9.5 x86_64 (2011010300)
Code Type: X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [123]

Date/Time: 2011-10-02 20:27:42.764 -0400
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.7.1 (11B26)
Report Version: 9

Interval Since Last Report: 327053 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 9
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 846034 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 8
Anonymous UUID: 381502A5-AA70-4815-8E55-1666BDD2735B

Crashed Thread: 7

Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000185a16dbb

VM Regions Near 0x185a16dbb:
MALLOC_LARGE (reserved 0000000159e00000-0000000175b02000 [445.0M] rw-/rwx SM=NUL reserved VM address space (unallocated)
-->
MALLOC_LARGE (freed) 0000000199de3000-000000019fe23000 [ 96.2M] rw-/rwx SM=PRV

Application Specific Information:
objc[23572]: garbage collection is OFF

[tbayrgs]

Are you using the autoscan feature or Handbrake to select the source title for encoding? Another forum member expressed having difficultly scanning for the title so I suggested manually selecting the appropriate title. To do so, you need to open the DVD in DVD Player, play the movie and while playing, select Go > Title and you will see a checkmark next to the title number being played.

In Handbrake, select File > Open Source (Title Specific) and manually input the title you identified using DVD Player. This worked for that forum member and has usually been successful for me when I encountered similar difficulties.

[rlu929s]

I ripped it using MAKEMKV first then used Handbrake and that worked fine.

[gryff]

Originally Posted by tbayrgs

In Handbrake, select File > Open Source (Title Specific) and manually input the title you identified using DVD Player.

That worked for me! Thanks!

[princethomas]

Originally Posted by gryff

That worked for me! Thanks!

This didn't work for me exactly. I looked at the Titles. Found it was on title 68.

When I go to File>Open Source (Title Specific) it does not give me any prompt to look for 68. It opens it up the same way as it does normally. With just a bunch of VOBs

Any reason why its doing this? Or is there any way to locate title 68 within that bunch of files?

Thanks so much.
-Tom

[dynaflash]

you still pick the dvd folder as normal ... but afterwards instead of going right into a full disc scan, you will get another prompt to enter the title number into a text field you wish to individually scan. This way HB is not fooled by all of the junk titles.

This is documented in https://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/Suppo...lespecificscan

[nzlucas]

I've had various DVD titles not work on with either mac the ripper or fairmount. I was especially annoyed that I couldn't copy my copy of Anchor Man.

It's junk data and VOBs apparently I red somewhere on the interweb.

[princethomas]

Wow. Thanks a ton. Kinda dumb on me for not trying that.
-T

[dynaflash]

Originally Posted by nzlucas

I've had various DVD titles not work on with either mac the ripper or fairmount. I was especially annoyed that I couldn't copy my copy of Anchor Man.

It's junk data and VOBs apparently I red somewhere on the interweb.

yep, process above works on anchor man as well as most others.

[aldubon]

Put movie in, once the actual movie starts to play,
go to top DVD Player Menu, select "Go", then "Title", Look at the title that has the check mark, i.e. 14 (I will use title 14 as an example). Stop DVD player.

Now start Handbrake, at the top menu, select "Handbrake", then "Preferences", then "General", "At Launch", make sure "Show preset Drawer" is checked. In "Source Selection", select "Open Source (Title Specific)".

Now go to "Source", Select the "Movie..i.e. Brave", then "Video_TS", then "Video_TS.BUP", then "Open", now you will get a pop-up that asks to "Scan title Number (i.e 14) for Video_TS.BUP", then "Open Title".....scanning will begin, then you can select "Start" like usual.

[dynaflash]

You can also hold down the option key clicking on "Open" from a normal open source and it will trigger the title selection sheet to scan just a single title.