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Bumping this as the new update has made it worse. Making a .mkv-file from the same Blu-ray copy results in the following: VLC plays the "intro" which is the Disney logo. VLC shows the movie length and correct total time, but the "time indicator" rushes from start to finish. The indicator is at...

Handbrake is a good option, but it won't allow original video stream as output. I use CloneBD for getting the right streams/subs to a lossless file. If I want to encode I would use Handbrake because Handbrake allow me to nitty gritty tweak encoding options. If I want BD-copies and everything...

Note:Not sure if this is the right place to ask. With AnydvdHD I received emails about new updates (i.e. changelog). Is it possible for CloneBD/Elby to adapt this practice?

That sounds very strange indeed. You do ofc use the 7.6.9.5 version of Anydvd HD and 1.0.8.0 of CloneBD? For curiosity sake, try downloading Handbrake. Then set it to encode with low video settings and see what happens.

Mind you that Fabian's 2) is dependent on 1). Since you said it worked earlier in this thread, your working file is made from a source that is NOT the original disc in a BD-drive?

Bambi (Scandinavian release): 8 717418 440190 Rambo 4 (UK release from Amazon.co.uk: 5 050629 160611 Not sure if you can order a Scandinavian version if you live outside of Scandniava (I.e. shops might be more strict about where they can send stuff to). I could probably act as an intermediary...

1) Only the main English audio/video is selected with two subtitle options. 2) Yes, that is correct. 3) Yes, that is correct. I selected the same options as in 1), the only difference being the source. Attachments: Seems like the MGM also contain subtitles, which means the MGM clip on the BD...

That doesn't explain why CloneBD can make a fully working .mkv-file with untouched audio- and video stream when CloneBD is using a BD-structure copy from a hard drive as source. The only time I've encountered a problem is if I'm using the original disk in the BD-drive as source. I'm not sure...

Its a bit fiddly. Look at the top right corner where the "settings" button is. There is an option called "show debug log". You can check it after you have ripped/copied a movie, then proceed to press "ok". A window will show up with the log-info you need. There is also a dropdown box, choose the...

I had the same issue with CloneBD when ripping Terminator 1 (Remaster version), I too would get a 60MB file containing only the MGM lion. I'm not encoding anything, only pushing original audio and video streams to a .mkv-file. I circumvented the issue by letting CloneBD copy the BD structure to...

Thanks for the response. Here are some sound examples in case you do not have the BDs in question. Bambi clip: The audio is a lossy Norwegian clip, but the same happens with the original lossless track too. Rambo 4: The clip is 1minute long and triggered copyright so there might be an add...

If you are planning on pushing them into a .mkv file you can use MKVtoolnix to easily merge two files together. Not sure if it is possible otherwise :/

Hey I've encountered an error when using CloneBD to make a lossless (original streams) .mkv file. At some point in during the video the audio starts stuttering until you only hear "skips" and "blips". The following BDs I've tried making an MKV out of is Bambi and Rambo 4 (the original BD-cut)...

What I am going to do is letting CloneBD create the BD structure with only the video files that I want. In the DTS-HD case, CloneBD allows you to leave the sound track untouched or filter the core only (Used for dvds). CloneBD makes it easier to pick wanted subtitles tracks, which for other...

I can confirm the same problem with Gladiator on blu-ray. The BD consist of both a theatrical and an extended cut which means a lot of different .m2ts-files.

I believe it is supposed to do so in the future. As far as I know such capability is NOT going to be implemented in AnyDVD, so the only software that should be able to do so would be CloneBD. AnyDVD only removes/eliminates the Cinavia detection for specific software and versions of said software.

I've used Handbrake a lot and I've also tested out CloneBD. BDs tested: - Gladiator - Se7en - Looper - Heat Movie procedure before CloneBD: Copy+paste the largest m2ts file (movie) to a folder of my choosing -> Encode with Handbrake. Preview clips: CloneBD lets you see frames from different...