large file

[fpefpe]

Hello --- I just ripped a blu-ray disc. makemkv generated over 20 files --- I found the the large file (14gb) and assume that was the movie. I started up vlc to play it, but VLC keep toggling between play and pause --- after about a minute I stop vlc ----

now, my computer is old and slow, but its running win 10 --- is the size of this file causing the issue or was the disc not ripped correctly?

thanks

[dcoke22]

Perhaps your computer's storage wasn't fast enough to play the file? Or, perhaps the CPU isn't powerful enough to play the file without stuttering?

Do you have other blu-ray rips you've successfully played on your computer?

[fpefpe]

not exactly ---- 23 files were ripped from this blu-ray disc, the size range from 245K to 14G --- all the files, ever the 7g file file plays fine --- I will try this on a faster computer to see if its this old laptop

[Billycar11]

not exactly ---- 23 files were ripped from this blu-ray disc, the size range from 245K to 14G --- all the files, ever the 7g file file plays fine --- I will try this on a faster computer to see if its this old laptop

tell us the specs i will know if the cpu/gpu has h.264 decoding for bluray playback

[fpefpe]

As it turns out I have the LG WH16NS40 --- I put in an usb3 enclosure and run it as a usb3 device

Here is the info from psinfo64.exe

• Kernel version: Windows 10 Pro, Multiprocessor Free
  Product type: Professional
  Product version: 6.3
  Service pack: 0
  Kernel build number: 19044
  System root: C:\WINDOWS
  Processors: 2
  Processor speed: 2.3 GHz
  Processor type: AMD Turion(tm) II Ultra Dual-Core Mobile M600
  Physical memory: 3586 MB
  Video driver: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics

[Billycar11]

As it turns out I have the LG WH16NS40 --- I put in an usb3 enclosure and run it as a usb3 device

Here is the info from psinfo64.exe

• Kernel version: Windows 10 Pro, Multiprocessor Free
  Product type: Professional
  Product version: 6.3
  Service pack: 0
  Kernel build number: 19044
  System root: C:\WINDOWS
  Processors: 2
  Processor speed: 2.3 GHz
  Processor type: AMD Turion(tm) II Ultra Dual-Core Mobile M600
  Physical memory: 3586 MB
  Video driver: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics

seems a mobile 3200 would have h.264 decoding maybe only 4gis of ram and a dual core cpu cant feed it fast enough

[fpefpe]

thx for the info --- I was able to play the disc using (other) blu-ray player software with out issue --- I check to see if my other faster computer can play the file

[fpefpe]

As it turns out I have the LG WH16NS40 --- I put in an usb3 enclosure and run it as a usb3 device

Here is the info from psinfo64.exe

• Kernel version: Windows 10 Pro, Multiprocessor Free
  Product type: Professional
  Product version: 6.3
  Service pack: 0
  Kernel build number: 19044
  System root: C:\WINDOWS
  Processors: 2
  Processor speed: 2.3 GHz
  Processor type: AMD Turion(tm) II Ultra Dual-Core Mobile M600
  Physical memory: 3586 MB
  Video driver: ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics

seems a mobile 3200 would have h.264 decoding maybe only 4gis of ram and a dual core cpu cant feed it fast enough

Hello --- I copied the file to my desktop --- which has 16g memory and proc speed is 3.2 --- and the results were the same --- at this point all I can say it seems that the rip of the disc was bad ---- thx again for your help