Have you ever got into a trouble that Handbrake not finishing DVD ripping and just jump to complete? If so, follow this post to find out all the causes of the issue and solve Handbrake doesn't convert the whole movie easily.
By Bella Brown to DVD Ripping, Handbrake｜Last updated on Nov 6, 2018Specialized DVD rippers are few and far between, with HandBrake being actually a decent product. As no one is perfect, it also causes headache. Sometimes it says the converting is finished, but Handbrake actually encodes half movie, or worse, seconds only; sometimes Handbrake stops encoding after few seconds... HandBrake doesn't convert whole movie!
"I am having issues where HandBrake (v0.99 on Windows 8.1 64-bit) is only encoding a part of a file. For example, I have a 2 hours 44 minutes 33 seconds movie that I want to encode. However, instead of encoding the whole file, it is only encoding about half of it (1 hour 7 minutes 44 seconds to be exact). I tried with another movie but still Handbrake only encodes first chapter. Why is it doing this and how can I fix it?"- VideoHelp Forum
HandBrake 1.0.7 crashed on Ice Age Collision Course. Loading playlist and HandBrake 1.0.7 doesn't convert the movie, it crashes a few seconds after starting. I'm running Windows 10. - Handbrake forum
Today we will look into the reasons that prevent Handbrake to rip DVD movie in full length and gather all the useful tips from various forums.
When you rip DVD with Handbrake, you should first note that Handbrake supports non-protected disc only. With commercial DVDs, you may experience various error. Even with VLC installed, problems like "the title selected and Handbrake shows 0.01% and immediately says encoding complete, and the resulting file is nothing". In most cases, Handbrake not ripping full DVD movie is caused by encryptions, but other factors also exist. Check below:
Encryptions are the causes for most Handbrake stop encoding DVD movie problems as Handbrake itself support no protected discs. Fortunately, there are ways to rip DVDs freely.
1. DLL is missing/corrupted or not properly named. Download the libdvdcss-2.dll file to the HankBrake installation folder and rename the file to libdvdcss.dll. Then restart HandBrake. Note that you should download the right version DLL file (64bit/32bit) for the corresponding Handbrake version.
2. Identify the right DVD title to rip. Play the DVD movie with a DVD player to find the right movie title. Them tell Handbrake the exact movie title. This is simple to solve "Handbrake 1.0.0 only converts few seconds or 0.01%" for movies with 99-title protections. But it's not convenient if you have an enormous collection.
3. Use MakeMKV output file as the input for Handbrake. MekeMKV is another neat freeware that supports various protections. You can use it to convert DVDs with MakeMKV and transcode the output file (MKV) with Handbrake (MKV and MP4).
4. Switch to a reliable Handbrake alternative. The solution to HandBrake won't rip entire DVD movie with least effort: switch to another DVD movie ripper. Here we recommend MacX DVD Ripper Pro, which on one hand, can copy protected DVD, on the other hand, offers massive output movie formats and device profiles.
Sometimes Handbrake only rips a few seconds and stop encoding due to heavy stress on CPU. With a CPU utilization from 99% to 180% +, your computer overheats and Handbrake crashes during the ripping. In this case, check and try to fix Handbrake errors as below.
1. Clock the CPU down to the standard to see if the problem is solved.
2. Check the heat sink on the central processing unit.
3. Check the other PC configurations like available RAM, AMD graphics chip, cooling fan etc.
When HandBrake doesn't convert whole movie, there is a little silent killer that many users may ignore: subtitles. If you suspect Handbrake subtitles option may be the cause, you can:
1. Turn off subtitles options on Handbrake.
2. Try to rip the subtitles using "Subtitle edit" option, name the .srt file to the name of the movie and put the subtitle file and movie in the same folder.
"I noticed that if some of my DVDs are scratched on the surface of the movie side of the DVD Handbrake chokes and does not want to continue the process." If Handbrake won't rip full movie DVD and stops encoding at the same place, consider if the DVD disc, or IFO file is corrupt or damaged.
1. Try with several other DVDs.
2. Take care of the DVD discs and put them back into the cases after you watch them.
3. Copy damaged DVDs with other tools.
After you have tried all the above tips, if the "Handbrake not ripping full movie" "Handbrake 1.0.7 crashing when loading movie" problem still exists, try another Handbrake alternative to get rid of the headache. For you, MacX DVD Ripper Pro is recommended:
• It supports and keeps updating with all the DVD encryptions, like DVD CSS, region code, RCE, Sony ArccOS, UOPs, Disney X-project protection, etc.
• The DVD ripper for Mac/Win converts full DVD movie to MP4, AVI, MOV, FLV, MKV other popular formats, or iPhone x/8/7/7 Plus/6S/6S Plus, iPad, Android and more.
• With a CPU utilization to a maximum of 800%, you can either select full CPU to speed up the converting, or multi cores for other tasks while ripping.
• Rip DVD movies with subtitles soft/forced subtitles or add .srt subtitles to DVDs while ripping.
HandBrake owns the ability to both rip DVDs and convert movie files. More often, users may encounter with Handbrake 1.0.0 won't rip entire DVD movie like stops at xx% or first chapter, or HandBrake 1.0.7 crashes at the beginning. Sometimes, there are also cases where HandBrake stops encoding when it comes to digital file conversion. "I try to encode an mkv from a DVD (ripped from MakeMKV) to mp4 with HandBrake but it will just jump to 'completed' leaving a half complete output file that will not run." Below we also gather the most common errors and possible troubleshooting fixes.
"I have a long raw movie clip I recorded in Fraps and need to compress as it's 130GB. After about 2 hours of encoding with Handbrake, I had my finished .mp4 file that was 180MB. However when I opened it, it was 0.00 seconds, not the full movie video."
• This problem happens more when you're ripping Blu-ray discs or converting HD transcodings (.m2ts), 4K recordings, or HD TV high def recordings. The solution is simple: if your videos will go over 4GB, remember to check the Large File Size box.
Some users tend to download movies from online sites (as they always in large-size MKV or AVI) and convert video with Handbrake. However, it seems that Handbrake does not provide supports for any corrupt pirated movies.
• Do not download movies from unsafe sites.
• Try other Handbrake alternative converters like MacX Video Converter Pro, which will convert movies in any formats to most digital files or mobile devices, compress the movie size, download movies from safe sources and more.
If you're one of the experienced users, you can download and try other Handbrake versions, as well as HandBrake's nightly builds. The Nightly builds are based on the latest development code, and they are not stable. However, sometimes the Nightly builds will solve the problem out.
According to some users' feedbacks, decreasing the resolution and quality sometimes will get Handbrake work. You can give it a shot.
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