I'm not sure if its just me or if anyone else has this problem.
But in some (maybe all, not sure) of the films I have ripped to my iTunes, about half way watching it, the volume would basically mute for about 5-10 seconds.
So far, I've just ripped my DVDs by using Mac The Ripper, and then Handbrake (AppleTV settings), and like I said, half way of the film, it would just mute for a few seconds.
Am I the only one, or is anyone else experiencing this also?
If I am the only one, then what am I doing wrong? Don't get it.
Also, when using Mac The Ripper, I'm currently ripping FightClub (for the 3rd time), and the file size is 7.32 GB, but I noticed the first time, it would rip it all the way, but it wouldn't just stop, the file size that is being ripped would continue to 10-12+ GB. After just canceling it, and using Handbrake, for FightClub, it said that the file size duration was over 3 hours long, which is impossible, since its just a 2 hour movie.
Should I just hit the cancel button, once it rips 7.32 GB (length of the file), and then use Handbrake? I'm thinking that would fix the problem, but I'd rather get advice from someone here who might be experiencing the same thing, and would have a better solution.
Thanks.
But in some (maybe all, not sure) of the films I have ripped to my iTunes, about half way watching it, the volume would basically mute for about 5-10 seconds.
So far, I've just ripped my DVDs by using Mac The Ripper, and then Handbrake (AppleTV settings), and like I said, half way of the film, it would just mute for a few seconds.
Am I the only one, or is anyone else experiencing this also?
If I am the only one, then what am I doing wrong? Don't get it.
Also, when using Mac The Ripper, I'm currently ripping FightClub (for the 3rd time), and the file size is 7.32 GB, but I noticed the first time, it would rip it all the way, but it wouldn't just stop, the file size that is being ripped would continue to 10-12+ GB. After just canceling it, and using Handbrake, for FightClub, it said that the file size duration was over 3 hours long, which is impossible, since its just a 2 hour movie.
Should I just hit the cancel button, once it rips 7.32 GB (length of the file), and then use Handbrake? I'm thinking that would fix the problem, but I'd rather get advice from someone here who might be experiencing the same thing, and would have a better solution.
Thanks.