Couple of questions.
1) I am aiming for lossless copies (identical to source material in playback) of my blurays/UHDs. I started a test rip to MKV and selected lossless for both video and audio. I have noticed that selecting fast rendering vs high quality in settings makes an enormous difference in the time taken to complete the process. Why is this so if I am selecting lossless for video and audio in the main interface?
2) My PC Vista desktop is running at 1920x1080 in resolution. The CloneBD interface is not fitting my display. It is horribly oversized forcing me to use the ALT-Drag utility to allow me to scroll the window to see bits of it. Also, drop down dialog choice boxes are all incorrectly sized and overlayed. It's a bit of a dogs dinner visually. I suspect it's something to do with the DirectX choice for interface. Is this something easily fixable in a DirectX setting or what?
1) I am aiming for lossless copies (identical to source material in playback) of my blurays/UHDs. I started a test rip to MKV and selected lossless for both video and audio. I have noticed that selecting fast rendering vs high quality in settings makes an enormous difference in the time taken to complete the process. Why is this so if I am selecting lossless for video and audio in the main interface?
2) My PC Vista desktop is running at 1920x1080 in resolution. The CloneBD interface is not fitting my display. It is horribly oversized forcing me to use the ALT-Drag utility to allow me to scroll the window to see bits of it. Also, drop down dialog choice boxes are all incorrectly sized and overlayed. It's a bit of a dogs dinner visually. I suspect it's something to do with the DirectX choice for interface. Is this something easily fixable in a DirectX setting or what?