Issues Ripping Blu-Rays (Audio out of Sync)

[mhmedia]

Hi Guys

I was wondering if you could help me out.

I am new to this.

What I am trying to do is rip all of my Blu-Ray's that I own onto my computer so that I can put them onto
an external HDD and watch them on my media player.

The first 6 or so that I ripped have worked perfect.

I used xilisoft blu ray ripper (Version 7.0), and selecting the HD MKV (Around 8-10GB per movie)

Now, when I try and rip any Blu-Ray, the audio is well out of Sync (At least 5 seconds) of the video.

Nothing has changed on my computer, and I am doing nothing different.

Does any one have any idea why this might be going on ?

No matter what Blu-ray I put in (I have now tried about 10) and its the same.

My computer is:

Windows 7 (64 Bit)
i5 CPU
8GB Ram
2TB HDD
LG Blu-ray Burner
Onboard Video (Would this cause trouble ?)

Any help would be fantastic.

Thank You

[Baldrick]

Use something better than xilisoft. Like rip with dvdfab decrypter or install anydvdhd and shrink to a mkv with vidcoder, ripbot264 or bd rebuilder.

[leghorn]

Just like @Baldrick did I'd say try different tools; DVDFab / AnyDVD for decryption, VidCoder / Handbrake for conversion.

It's also possible that your on-board video equipment is contributing to the delay. Have you tried to play the mkvs on other systems with off-board graphics?

[mhmedia]

HI Guys

Thanks for your replys.

I went a bought the DVDFab package.

I am very disapointed in it as it will not let me convert the Blu ray to 1080p MKV, best it gives me is 1920 x 800.

The only good thing was it did rip the blu ray with no delay.

Any suggestions as to why it only gives me 1920 x 800 ?

I also tried Any DVD HD, that ripped the Blu ray to the hdd, and then I tried using Vid Coder to convert to MVK, and it also
only gave me 1920 x 800.

Any reson why this is ?

Here is the pic:



I really like DVDFab in that it can rip the blu ray and then convert to MKV all at once, but I want them in 1080p, not
1920 x 800

Any further help would be great

Many Thanks

Michael.

[davexnet]

Can't you turn off the cropping?

[mhmedia]

Yeah, I tried that.

Does not do anything.

Seems 800 is the max...

[poisondeathray]

did you put "custom" instead of "automatic" and zero cropping ? I'm pretty sure it works in handbrake (vidcoder is just a gui for handbrake)

[mhmedia]

Thanks for the reply.

I tried that also in handbrake and it still would only do 1920 x 800.

So i tried something different...

I ripped the Blu Ray using Any DVD HD, and then i opned up DVDFab Converted and converted it to MKV.

Only problem I had was when I tried to do the Higer quality rip (2 pass, rather than 1) it would lock up at 50%.

So do I have to live with 1 pass ? Does anyone know if the quality would be much differnt ?

If I use DVDFab Blu ray ripper and have it go to MKV, it will only do 1920 x 800 - So i guess I have to do a rip first and then
convert - Would that be what you recomend ?

Thanks

Michael.

[johns0]

Try uncropmkv,it will keep it at 1080.

[sierramike]

Hi,

After you selected "custom" on cropping method, did you set the values to "0" ?

Because by default when switching to "custom", it keeps the automatically calculated values but lets you the ability to change !

[Baldrick]

I also doubt that you choosed custom cropping and selected 0 0 0 0. Same in vidcoder and handbrake. Under Anarmophic select also None.

It should look like this: