Movie "Stll Alice." Version 1.0.4.8
The preview shows what I want (clear track sound.) So, I burned the disc and
instead of clear sound , I get the voice over naration included and
no way to get rid of it. This software is not ready for prime time my friends.
I opened up the BDMV folder and found two m2ts files. One plays with the
main movie fine, the other is just an intro screen. Back to the drawing boards
guys. When I play the m2ts file on my video screen, it plays fine. However,
after I burn it , I get the voice over naration again.
The only way to watch it is on the computer screen.
They have a long way to go and are jumping the gun.
This is not even beta material. This happened with "The Equalizer" also.
I am sure copies are not running of the shelf for this buggy software.
Both movies are Cinavia contained. Perhaps that's the problem. If you
can produce software that works with Cinavia, then sales should rise greatly.
I hope they can do it. For non-Cinavia, BD Rebuilder is way ahead and the
price is no argument. Windows 7, 64 bit i7 4700K processor
The preview shows what I want (clear track sound.) So, I burned the disc and
instead of clear sound , I get the voice over naration included and
no way to get rid of it. This software is not ready for prime time my friends.
I opened up the BDMV folder and found two m2ts files. One plays with the
main movie fine, the other is just an intro screen. Back to the drawing boards
guys. When I play the m2ts file on my video screen, it plays fine. However,
after I burn it , I get the voice over naration again.
The only way to watch it is on the computer screen.
They have a long way to go and are jumping the gun.
This is not even beta material. This happened with "The Equalizer" also.
I am sure copies are not running of the shelf for this buggy software.
Both movies are Cinavia contained. Perhaps that's the problem. If you
can produce software that works with Cinavia, then sales should rise greatly.
I hope they can do it. For non-Cinavia, BD Rebuilder is way ahead and the
price is no argument. Windows 7, 64 bit i7 4700K processor