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Handbrake Issue

Aaleck

Aaleck

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Oct 11, 2007
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I'm not sure what's wrong... I normally do my ripping on my PC, but I tried handbrake and the output file is all scrambled... (screenshot below) I've tried different ways to encoding it, MP4, AVI, etc etc etc and everything turns out the same... Anyone know whats going on?

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Is it only happening when you try to encode that one video, or does it happen when you encode anything?
If it is just that one video, try another. If it is happening with everything, try playing the video a different way to make sure it isn't your player that is having the issues. I doubt it is the player since you say it is happening to every file type, but it is worth looking into.
 
glap1922 said:
Is it only happening when you try to encode that one video, or does it happen when you encode anything?
If it is just that one video, try another. If it is happening with everything, try playing the video a different way to make sure it isn't your player that is having the issues. I doubt it is the player since you say it is happening to every file type, but it is worth looking into.
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Try to encode anything...


I just bought a Unibody MBP also, and it's doing the same thing... I've tried different movies and right now I'm trying it on House Season 3 and it keeps doing it... :( I'm confoozled
 
you need to download VLC and put it in your applications directory. What you're seeing is the css on the disc.
 
Aaleck said:
Yeah that's what I did, I think I got a older version of it but it works... I'm trying it right now with Toast, so lets see what happens...
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It should work well with toast......mmmmm bacon eggs and toast sound good right now.
jocab64 said:
you need to download VLC and put it in your applications directory. What you're seeing is the css on the disc.
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Yah I use VLC for everything rather than QT I'd get rid of QT if it weren't for the fact that my Firefox and Second Life browsers use it.
 
Aaleck said:
Try to encode anything...


I just bought a Unibody MBP also, and it's doing the same thing... I've tried different movies and right now I'm trying it on House Season 3 and it keeps doing it... :( I'm confoozled
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It's funny you mentioned House Season 3. The first 2 discs of that season seem different from the rest and I cannot get them to work either. I tried using both handbrake as well as Mac the Ripper with no luck.
 
handbrake uses the decryption tools contained in VLC. If VLC is not in your applications folder, the resulting file from handbrake will look exactly as you have shown. You can either pre-rip you dvd using ripit or MTR, or install VLC to do the decrypting on the fly in handbrake.
 
glap1922 said:
It's funny you mentioned House Season 3. The first 2 discs of that season seem different from the rest and I cannot get them to work either. I tried using both handbrake as well as Mac the Ripper with no luck.
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Really? I got them to work fine...

This is what I did... I used MTR first, then I used Handbrake and converted them to MP4 format and that worked beautifully... no problems at all... Then I used Toast 9 Titanium and burned the Video_TS to a DL DVD and that worked flawlessly too
 
jocab64 said:
handbrake uses the decryption tools contained in VLC. If VLC is not in your applications folder, the resulting file from handbrake will look exactly as you have shown. You can either pre-rip you dvd using ripit or MTR, or install VLC to do the decrypting on the fly in handbrake.
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I have VLC installed in the Applications folder already, so I guess that's not it... but it did have to do with me trying to use Handbrake directly from the DVD. Just had to use MTR first then presto! It worked
 
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