Cannot rip S09E01 from Stargate SG-1 DVD!

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Sniper_X
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Cannot rip S09E01 from Stargate SG-1 DVD!

Post by Sniper_X »

I have tried manual DVD mode and using a different DVD drive.
No matter what I do I cannot get Episode 01 from the season 9 DVD of Stargate SG-1 "AVALON (Part1)"

The disk is new and was untouched by anyone - is completely clean - no damage

There are 4 episodes on this disk and 2 Special Feature titles
Episodes:
- AVALON - part1
- AVALON - part2
- ORIGIN
- THE TIES THAT BIND
Sometimes it reads only episodes 3 & 4.
Sometimes it reads 2, 3, & 4, but never Episode 1
It always reads the two extra feature titles.

Here is the log for when it only read episode 3, 4 and the two extra feature titles:

Note that is SEES the 4 titles at 43 minutes each!

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Title #1 was added (11 cell(s), 0:43:38)
Title #2 was added (11 cell(s), 0:43:36)
Title #3 was added (10 cell(s), 0:43:37)
Title #4 was added (10 cell(s), 0:43:36)
Here is the full log of disk discovery before choosing titles and clicking "Make MKV"

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MakeMKV v1.10.4 win(x64-release) started
Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as C:\Users\Lenny_Burns/MakeMKV_log.txt
Using direct disc access mode
Title #1 was added (11 cell(s), 0:43:38)
Title #2 was added (11 cell(s), 0:43:36)
Title #3 was added (10 cell(s), 0:43:37)
Title #4 was added (10 cell(s), 0:43:36)
Title #5 was added (1 cell(s), 0:00:13)
Title #6 has length of 9 seconds which is less than minimum title length of 10 seconds and was therefore skipped
Title #7 was added (2 cell(s), 0:14:04)
Title #8 was added (2 cell(s), 0:11:16)
Title #10 was added (1 cell(s), 0:00:13)
Region setting of drive ATAPI:iHBS112 2 does not match the region of currently inserted disc, trying to work around...
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DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213140725
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DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213140725
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213133756
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:121273043
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213133756
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:213145164
DEBUG: Code 1 at .I7!CP&\w!R;Scnr:29394390
DEBUG: Code 0 at 9sQFK@h)U_{D64%:121271180
DEBUG: Code 0 at cegr\'3GV9q:x^:213134883
DEBUG: Code 4 at .f&s:uy~VF]#L:213132422
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213140725
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213133756
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213140725
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213133756
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:121273043
DEBUG: Code 0 at eD7<~u/lLP`DJa&[:213133756
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:29404257
DEBUG: Code 0 at LFo-%0a%XM!F`$)3|K:213145164
DEBUG: Code 1 at .I7!CP&\w!R;Scnr:29394390
DEBUG: Code 0 at 9sQFK@h)U_{D64%:121271180
DEBUG: Code 0 at cegr\'3GV9q:x^:213134883
DEBUG: Code 233 at c72t/pDA3kVPS/oSXlCxq+N9:0
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Sniper_X
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Re: Cannot rip S09E01 from Stargate SG-1 DVD!

Post by Sniper_X »

Okay so get this, after ejecting and reloading the DVD several times, it actually listed all 4 episodes and the extras!

I am attempting to rip it now, and i have debug logging turned on.
Maybe this will work, and if not at least tell you what you need to know.
Sniper_X
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Re: Cannot rip S09E01 from Stargate SG-1 DVD!

Post by Sniper_X »

Yep, it ripped the entire disk this time.

WTF happened? Wy was this so hit and miss?
Woodstock
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Re: Cannot rip S09E01 from Stargate SG-1 DVD!

Post by Woodstock »

Now you know why I think optical media is a bad idea... :)

A smudge in the wrong place, a bit of fluff in the drive, and you have a failure. A stray air current, and it blows the error away. A slight alignment issue could be temperature-sensitive.

I maintain 3 different internal BD drives, 2 external DVD drives, and now an external BD drive, because there are some disks that are marginal, and can't be read by one particular drive. I've had DVDs refuse to be read in any BD drive, but have no errors when read by a DVD/CD drive, because of the wavelength of the laser.
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