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BLu-Ray CloneDVD?!

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penskeford

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Please, for the love of god, make a version of clonedvd that isblu-ray compatible!

I'm so tired of handbrake, avs, and dvdfab, and ripbot264.

Thank You, and have a pleasant tomorrow.:rock:
 
penskeford said:
Please, for the love of god, make a version of clonedvd that isblu-ray compatible!

I'm so tired of handbrake, avs, and dvdfab, and ripbot264.

Thank You, and have a pleasant tomorrow.:rock:
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Slysoft IS working on a Blu-ray solution, as pointed out in numerous other threads.
 
You do know that BD-Rebuilder and AnyDVD together replace all the ones you just mentioned, they do a better job and BDRB is free
 
Ch3vr0n said:
You do know that BD-Rebuilder and AnyDVD together replace all the ones you just mentioned, they do a better job and BDRB is free
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I'd say AnyDVD + Handbrake is generally superior to AnyDVD + BDRB, because Handbrake is stable, standalone software whereas BDRB is in beta and requires ffdshow, haali and avisynth to work.

As Handbrake and BDRB both use x264, encoding time and quality should be pretty much identical (I haven't actually tested this).
 
Carborundum said:
I'd say AnyDVD + Handbrake is generally superior to AnyDVD + BDRB, because Handbrake is stable, standalone software whereas BDRB is in beta and requires ffdshow, haali and avisynth to work.

As Handbrake and BDRB both use x264, encoding time and quality should be pretty much identical (I haven't actually tested this).
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Not if you're wanting to shrink the Blu-ray down with no loss of disc structure, then BD rebuilder is what you need
 
Adbear said:
Not if you're wanting to shrink the Blu-ray down with no loss of disc structure, then BD rebuilder is what you need
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True, if the intention is to burn the movie to a disc, Handbrake is pretty much useless. It's very capable if all you want to do is to watch the movie on your HTPC, laptop, tablet or smartphone, however.
 
penskeford said:
Please, for the love of god, make a version of clonedvd that isblu-ray compatible!

I'm so tired of handbrake, avs, and dvdfab, and ripbot264.

Thank You, and have a pleasant tomorrow.:rock:
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Well it would be good to know if your keeping the original format or converting it to another format just yellling BD compatible without knowing what your doing doesn't help either. I would say if you want to keep the format go with Imgburn and Anydvd HD make BD to iso and then burned back with imgburn so the format will still BD movie format.
 
It's getting old having people over exaggerate on how long it's been
 
phew said:
Yes, for the last 3 years. It's getting old the "working on it" part.
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If you are so annoyed at how long it is taking Slysoft to produce their solution, go and create the program yourself.
 
The software that SlySoft develops is very much appreciated. What they have accomplished has beat many odds. Thank you gentleman for helping legitamate HTPC setups.
 
I concur

:bowdown: :rock: SlySoft, please take whatever time you need to do develop a BR-Clone because I know that when you do IT WILL WORK.

Thanks,
 
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I am not smart enough to write the sofware. But at least I don't write that I a working on it. Then write it will be available "soon". It has been 3 years, I don't care what you think. 3 years is not soon. If there is no market, or if it is impossible to do, just say so and I'll move on.
 
I guess you can judge how easy it is by the number of similar products available. zero, zilch, nill.
 
And once again he's wrong, it hasn't been 3 years, and he's obviously not able to read and get that fact right.
 
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Even that wasn't 3 years yet, and it's not an official announcement, just speculation
 
2 1/2 years is not 3 years! Not even close (using Adbear math) :).
 
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