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Hello, I've now confirmed this is only a CloneBD problem. It is for all types of sources and sizes. I have started to use the nVidia NVENC in handbrake for DVDs and found 2000kbps constant is more than enough for very good quality (not exactly transparent as it seems to reduce any...

For example, just trying Shark Night 3D (with AnyDVD decrypting) and not only does it stop at not much more than about half an hour (the film is near 90 minutes long), I also just noticed that even trying to play it in the preview doesn't work. Very peculiar because when I try to play towards...

Noticed on some blu rays it happens at the same point each time..not sure why? No error appears and it acts as if it is finished but at a reduced length etc

I have some BBC blu rays which have different frame rates and CloneBD seems to always use 24 which can't be right. So you are saying there is no way to edit the value at all?

https://www.academia.edu/23320592/Gop_structure_adaptive_to_the_video_content_for_efficient_H.264_AVC_encoding

Avidemux recommendation: "As a rule of thumb, the IDR frame interval shouldn't be lower than the framerate of the video multiplied with a factor of 10. For example a 25 fps video should use at least a value of 250, a 29.97 fps video should use at least a value of 300 and so on. Using even...

Just to add, that my bitrate isn't really that low and comparable or higher than Netflix etc (although obviously they have more encoding tricks) and is generally a bit higher than your DVD5 setting (which is a preset on your program) even when just storing the main movie only although I create a...

Another point, is that the example I gave is noticeable even though the logo never moves at all. Wouldn't it be more logical if the keyframes are all the same bitrate (I'm assuming the bitrate must change for the logo to look different - otherwise it should look the same if it hasn't moved or at...

Yes, the problem must be to do with this key frame you mentioned but looking at some older encodes, I think you used to make them even faster than 1 second? Even on highest quality encodes with a slightly older CloneBD version it wasn't at the same speed as it is now (it is not much faster but...

Did a small software encode sample and noticed a bit better quality in general (less soft and a bit more detailed). The problem is still there but is very hard to spot and is almost invisible. Some movies that are always moving are never easy to see the issue, anyway. Does something happen with...

It isn't really a glitch but the way the encoder stops encoding parts of the picture if it isn't moving much. So those areas remain static mostly but every one second they change slightly again. If the encoder used the same bit rate for that frame reference (or whatever it is doing) every...

Thanks for the reply. It is not something a lot of people will notice but it is quite noticeable and I noticed it quite quickly. If you look on a small area in the background of a movie scene that isn't moving, you can see the image changing subtly and I put my clock against it and is exactly...

Actually, it's possibly some setting with Nvidia CUDA acceleration. Even at highest quality settings it only takes about 12-15minutes to extract a movie with 5.1 sound from a blu-ray backup with 980GTX (I have two SLI but not sure how many are being used). All I know is that every one second you...

It is clear the encoder is kind of resetting its data every one second for the picture to do that. Obviously, this would only be apparent on parts of the picture that remain mostly unchanged for a few seconds. What is causing this exactly and is there a way to stop it? Also for movies already...