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I'm working from an NTSC DVD of a movie. According to Mediainfo, it's 29.970 fps, which is what I would expect from an NTSC DVD. EDIT: I just downloaded Mediainfo to look at the source files. I didn't have it before and was relying on Windows' report of file details. However, according to...

I just started using CloneDVD mobile, version 1.9.2.0, and I'm creating a generic mp4 file. I've chosen the resolution 720x480 (NTSC TV) which should produce a frame rate of 30 fps, but the output file is only 23 fps, and the video is choppy. I don't see any other place to change the frame...

Well, that's the proverbial closed barn door, but I've never had problems dating Windows on a PC. One of them is an eight-year-old Dell that's running W7 64-bit without a hitch. On my current computer with W10 I have software and hardware from several different companies, and AnyDVD is the only...

I'm reluctant to flash the BIOS unless I have a serious problem, and this doesn't qualify as "serious" to me. Besides, the latest version predates Windows 10 by at least a year (11/2013), and it's a Beta. I have downloaded the latest drivers for my motherboard directly from the manufacturer...

I'm not sure what happened, but the problem seems to be solved. There were some other problems with W10 since the November upgrade, so I went back to W7 for a little while. But I always have trouble letting go of glitches, so last night I went back to W10 for a bit, and on a whim I uninstalled...

My motherboard is a Gigabyte GA-Z77-DS3H, from 2012. Since the drivers that came with the board are a few years old, I got the latest drivers from Gigabyte when I installed 10. Still, no matter what I do, the only driver with which I can manage to run that drive is the old CD-ROM driver from...

It's in IDE mode running off motherboard's controller, and always has been. According to everything I've found online, this drive does not work in AHCI mode. For that I would need to buy a new drive; I understand one or more Pioneer drives will do the trick, but it's an expense I don't need...

Checking in.... After a month of using AnyDVD(HD) with Windows 10, I'm still having problems. I've set Autoplay to "Do Nothing" for all disk types, and with a commercial DVD or BD it will work more often than not. But there are still times when W10 will open the disk tray and prompt for a disk...

EDITED: I just upgraded to CloneBD 1.0.7.2, and I'm getting a notice that other apps are using the CPU, to the tune of approximately 88%. When I checked the Task Manager, it gave me four processes with the same name: Drone: FFmpeg, N-74718-g550bb2a ...which together were using approximately...

James, I've been scouring the interwebs, and it seems that a new burner is my only option for AHCI. LG has no drivers for this burner, only firmware, which I updated but didn't expect to change this (it didn't). My motherboard has just one setting for all SATA ports and it's set to AHCI* but it...

I won't have any changes until I buy a new optical drive that can run in AHCI mode. I'll let you know. I don't think so, because the mid-screen popup and the Notification balloon both disappear after the first 1:10 or so. The drive keeps spinning for about 30-40 seconds of the next 1:10, but...

Thanks, James -- I was obviously mistaken about that. But I can't find a driver other than the one that Windows installs for my optical drive, and from what I can find from searching, this drive does not work in AHCI mode. LG doesn't supply a driver (only firmware), which means that I have no...

James, I apologize. I'm new here and wasn't seeing any answers, so I used the contact form on the main Slysoft website. I'll keep all future posts here. Meanwhile, I'm adding a logfile to this post, as you requested. (BTW, when I requested a logfile, AnyDVD scanned the disk a second time...

I got some feedback from a Slysoft tech support rep, which is to set all AutoPlay options to "do nothing" (as opposed to choosing an app) to prevent other software from trying to access the optical drive (AnyDVD is not among the options). "Do nothing" doesn't decrease the delay between AnyDVD's...

Some new information: If Windows 10 doesn't eject the disk, it will respond to the disk after AnyDVD has scanned it, but it takes longer than it did with 7. On my computer it's roughly 1 minute 10 seconds after the scan is completed. Windows will still eject the disk on occasion, so all is not...

I found a DVD burner I haven't used for a while. It's on the old side, but Windows still recognizes it, and it doesn't make any difference. Since this happens with the upgrade and clean installations, and since AnyDVD is reporting that it sees and has processed the disk, there must be something...

I just ran a clean installation of Windows 10 on a new SSD. When it completed, I tested the BD drive to make sure it worked, and then, before I did anything else, I installed AnyDVD HD. Unfortunately, it didn't help. If AnyDVD is disabled, Windows sees the disk and displays it in File Explorer...

Thank you, but I'm not confused about drivers and firmware. I know the difference, but the drive works just fine when AnyDVD isn't running, so it's unlikely that the driver is the problem. And the drive works with AnyDVD running if I "goose" it by opening Disk Management or typing D: in the...

Just FYI, I updated the firmware for the drive, and it had no effect on this problem. It could be that new firmware is needed for Windows 10; LG's OS list stops at 8.1, but I gave it a shot.

Although the fix is for optical drives that just don't show up, I tried deleting the upperfilders and lowerfilters from the following registry entry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318} When I rebooted, I got a message from AnyDVD HD...