I have a bad news - the nature of the error can't be figured from a dump file. May I ask you for additional information? The problem is very likely in one of the audio or subtitle tracks. Can you please try to copy the title with no audio and subs first, confirm that it succeeds, and then using divide-and-conquer select audio/subs tracks until you find out which specific audio or subtitle track causes the problem?
Well, I tried ripping the movie, experimenting with taking out 1 track at a time, and unfortunately, it didn't work =( no worries though. Honestly, the movie wasn't that good anyway heh.
Thanks for your hard work and dedication!!! You guys are awesome!
Although this is a couple of years old. I ran into the same problem. It apparently has a problem with the main subtitle track.
Interestingly enough, it stops at different spots depending on which audio tracks are also selected.
Example. With default settings it stops about 940MB into the copy. With only 5.1 audio selected, but all default subtitle tracks it stops around 2GB. Removing the main subtitle track makes it all the way through with everything else left default.