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Problem with that explanation is that other s/w I have used does not do this. It goes without saying that I have tried this on different PC's. The Hue change is not massive but is very annoying. I think I probably wont get a resolution to this, as I say, its only a trial version so havnt paid...

I have attached the log. BTW I am not the only one that has realised this issue with Clone BD.

It doesent matter what player I use the result is the same, this includes external hardware players, this only happens with Clone BD, the error is in the encoding settings within the encode engine. I cant see a log being any help but if you tell me how to get the log and at what point it needs...

I have tried the "try out" version of Clone BD. I thought I would see how it was when converting 4K Blu Ray. I tried converting Top Gun 4K to 1080 MKV 264. The result is fine except for one very disturbing error, a Hue change. This is not a massive change but is definatley wrong. I have tried...

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Hello SamuriHL I don't think everything should be 8K, but 4K is sort of nowhere. Its not good enough for large display/projection, and 8K is now a reality. 8K has longevity, 4K does not. People with existing equipment will, in the most, not upgrade to 4K with 8K/new codecs on the horizon, they...

Now before anyone has a go at me, this is my opinion and not intended to be against ANYONE in any way. The UHD format should have been 8K 12 bit Dynamic range to give a true human experience. 4K Blu Ray is already a dead duck Even the studios don't want a disk based 4K system to succeed...

Maximum Movie Mode is simply a PIP (Picture In Picture) feature whilst watching the Film. It is another stream overlaid on the feature. Your conversion to MKV will only have the feature.

The HD Blu ray of 2001 is appalling, soft and a total insult to the film, glad the UHD is good.

I think they have tried to keep CloneBD as simple as possible, that can of course be a problem, perhaps there should be an advanced mode button. I would use CloneBD to produce the MKV and then if you have any sync issue, run it through ToolNix . It wont re encode, it will just remux and alter...

Run the MKV through toolNix (a free program) and you can adjust the audio delay. You will then have an MKV file that is in sync.

My comment wasn't just based on the way you spoke to ME. But you are also right, text filters out all emotion behind the words.

Yes im not stupid, I know what MKV is, and it is NOT BD compliant. I never said anything about CloneBD not being compliant. You really need to work on how you speak to customers, you help but have a bad attitude about you.

MKV does NOT conform to the BD spec full stop. There is a great deal of an advantage to cropping in MKV which I wont go into and bore you with (in fact that's why it is available on other Programs), and the aspect ratio for display is then taken from the Hpixel by Vpixel so aspect is always...

Forgot to ask, how do you crop the video in Clone?

Not a Clone fault but the problem with that method is that a lot of players don't pick up on the flag set to force a sub and ignore it and you have to select it manually, burn in is the best option for forced MKV sub but with Clone you cant mix this option. Not a problem, Vicoder can do it...

Yes but I want to choose a Subtitle to burn in and the other Subtitle(s) to be selectable, just like you can do in Vidcoder. Its a bit crude what has been done in Clone and just wanted to know if that option will be on the cards.

Will it be possible for future updated version to include an option to "Burn In" a Subtitle track, obviously most useful for Forced Subtitle track. Forced subtitle is a notorious problem in MKV dependant on the player being used. Burned in sub track is ideal for this purpose. I have held off...

Just out of interest, have you tried using a step before using CloneBD, and that is to load the Movie MPLS into tsmuxer and therefore combining the multi m2ts files into a single m2ts result which will eliminate branching when putting this resultant container into CloneBD. (Just as an experiment)

Yes, just drop the MKV file into the tsMuxer GUI, select ISO as output. This will make a Blu Ray container ISO. DTS, DTSHD, AC3 audio is not a problem, however, there is one problem and that is with DolbyHD audio, the DolbyHD stream within an MKV file is NOT the same as a DolbyHD stream within...