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I ordered Ninja Scroll [blu-ray] from Amazon UK, there was a big freaking thumb print on it. Definitely brand new sealed. I selected to return it and Amazon gave it to me for free. I think the person packing it was lazy but it's just like finding a pubic hair in your soup for me. I'd imagine...

So I heard that there was a specific requirement for an 8th generation Intel CPU in order to have the ability to play Ultra HD movies on a Pioneer Ultra HD drive, is this true? Are the CPU requirements enforced and have any of the limitations patched/hacked yet or am I worrying too much?

I have to admit that it's easier to find out which subtitle tracks you need by using PowerDVD or encoding a video through CloneBD with several English subtitle tracks and checking through the video manually, then re-processing the movie correctly. CloneBD is pretty crappy for that purpose...

I just left the main subtitles as the default track (it has the ape language included) and then the 9th track which is just the ape language subtitles is the second subtitle track. If CloneBD won't give you the outcome you want you can use MKVToolNix (Windows build) (MKV only) on the file...

I did this the other day. I just left the main subtitles as the default track (it has the ape language included) and then the 9th track which is just the ape language subtitles is the second subtitle track. If CloneBD won't give you the outcome you want you can use MKVToolNix (Windows build)...

AnyDVD will make a copy of the disc and all of the data would be included in the resulting disc image (iso) including the audio track you want (assuming it exists). You need to change the software you're processing that disc image (iso) with. Opening the disc image (iso) with CloneBD...

The obvious solution is to try and use CloneBD even in trial mode and see which options you have available for audio. If you're presented with the audio options you want, your software is insufficient in some way.

Yep, I've been burning since the drives came down to £1,000 or so, prior to buffer-underrun protection. I bet some people here were burning discs before that. Good media is good media. I saw the variation of certain brands when they moved manufacturing etc. If anyone remembers the GameCube the...

Good luck to you guys, again. We tried to resist our government for so many years with success. A year or two ago while everything political was happening they forced the measures through as an emergency with absolutely no chance to protest, a single day from announce to pass and that was it...

There are alternative endings for 28 Days Later. It's possible it's one of those. Nerd Tips: The 28 Days Later alternative endings were included to show fans and critics why the original ending was the best. The director wanted his movie to be as realistic and plausible as possible... besides...

Hey. I bought Deepwater Horizon on Blu-Ray from the Co-op store earlier today. When I removed the cardboard sleeve, I found a security label stuck to the removable plastic packaging. It says: Security Protected: Remove All Packaging Before Placing In Microwave. What the hell?

I'm a user not some kind of staff but I'm wondering what your computer specifications are? It would also help to know what kind of primary hard drive you have in your computer, model number, brand and type. Is it either 2.5" or 3.5" form factor? aka a laptop vs a desktop drive.

Was that listed in the changelog as: 1.1.3.1 <internal> ?

I would intentionally update, it's fine. I love the new 3D printer based software, turning things into 3D models from pictures and them printing them with filament rules. The privacy options/enhancements and options to delete the information Microsoft gathered without permission is quite nice...

Excellent job guys, thank you for the update.

It's the protection on the disc not the software as such, it'll be fixed pretty quickly once you supply the log files requested above, they're really good at that.

Just having CloneBD automatically detect the right movie Title by default. Elby have fixed that before, I thought I'd let them know. I thought it was pretty obvious just looking at the picture.

Not a complaint guys but I've seen you clean this up before with other movies. Having CloneBD automatically detect the right movie Title rather than multiple Title's that have nothing to do with the main movie. Attached is a picture of the default selection in CloneBD when loading Rogue One: A...

Any luck with this yet RedFox/Elby?

I'm sorry, I failed to notice that or compare them with my existing rips, that does seem to be an on-going issue, there's a thread about that in the Issues and Bugs sub-forum.