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The HEVC unfortunately has a 16-thread limit at the moment, so only 16 of 32 can be used. All the other tasks, like video decoding, mixing and audio processing is too fast to matter. That's why the encoding is stuck at around 50%... 16 of 32. I think we can solve this issue in the future, but...

I take a look

The .cdblog file is just a standard Zip Archive. You can give the file a .zip extension and directly open it with Windows Explorer... or use any other Archive Manager, like 7zip, WinZip or WinRar. Most files are generic text files with log information, a few files are binary dumps of...

It looks like write speed is the limiting factor. Is there an I/O limit? The value looks suspiciously like 600 Mbit/s I/O rate limiting.

that looks a bit strange... let me check the disk myself

I have a look; at first glance the peek bitrate is over the limit.

It depends on your output file. * If you select lossless conversion, then no video decoding and encoding is performed. A GPU would not change anything for this case. Neither would a better CPU. The bottleneck would be solely I/O throughput, that is the speed of the destination hard disk (HDD...

Can you post a CloneBD log... or a screen shot?

On a first look the audio seems to be off which explains why VLC stutters. I'll check.

Can you post a recent log file with the issue?

My apologies, I assumed you were talking about audio variable bitrate; that's at least what my mind was thinking about. We will actually add an option to encode quality based. With quality based encoding the output size is not predictable, but for a selected quality the file size will be...

yes, we will.

It is actually not okay, but it should still work as the chosen combined level is 5.0, which is sufficient for decoding.

The used AAC encoder already has variable bitrate. You may think of the old MP3 audio codec which added a feature for variable bitrate, meaning each audio frame adjusted its size to use the least size for same quality. With AAC, this feature is always implicit, it always behaves the same as...

CloenBD settings are persistent. But in this case we adjust to have about the same output size, rather than the same bitrate. Maybe keeping the same bitrate between titles is a better choice. Let me think about it.

can you provide us with a log file so we can take a closer look?

What does not work with AMD?

from a first look I cannot see any issue or indication for a crash. Did CloneDVD Mobile create a crash dump file? It should be located in the temp folder.

In other words, you want the option to make a copy of a stream.. have the original 7.1 and a second downgrade 5.1 version? Most players can do this automatically, but if you wish and think it's useful, we can add such an option for MKV/MP4 files.

the image has a full soze of 1598x602 pixels.. I can't read anything there...