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Hey thanks for reaching out and nothing against anyone here I just decided to request a refund. Going to DVDFab but thanks for trying. Take care!

I just requested a refund for the CloneBD I don't think its going to live up to my expectations. I have only had it 48 hours so Avangate will likely refund despite the no refund warning but if they don't I get a hold of bank and put a merchant account strike against Elby and take my money back...

good thing I got many e-mails and a VPN

Finally, I was wondering when you would stop replying, it was getting on my nerves. Don't reply to any of my future comments either, Thanks!

That is wrong as well as they want you to believe for more sales. I tried my method on a known Cinavia disc and the method works. The standalone SONY player worked and so did my Samsung player and also DVDFab showed everything was clean. I also know MakeMKV does not remove it. So I tested before...

Oh wow a blind follower. I don't need anymore of your replies I got a workaround.

Anyone who is a straight up best quality fool I suggest the following: 1.Use any decrypter to get content to harddrive. (This will not remove Cinavia) I use MakeMKV in decrypter mode. 2. Use Elby CloneBD in 50GB mode this will remove Cinavia from audio but will leave video untouched. takes about...

I can notice a difference and anytime you want to do a view test I'm up to the challenge.

the file types is different but the BD file structure is the same (UDF) DVD and BD both have layers. Also you and your point is so stupid because BD Rebuilder does what I want just fine. Your trying to defend something that shouldn't be defended. Your trying to say something can't be done when...

I don't burn passed 6x even with 16x media so having a burn issue is nil. All I'm getting is push back on how "I don't want to do this or wanna do that", but I want to use all available space towards the video that isn't being used for audio or subtitles. Clonedvd does this and does it very well...

You may feel that way and that is fine but if I burn to disc I shouldn't have 3 gigs left over. I'll just do a custom and play around till I get close to where I want it but I shouldn't have to do that especially after paying 113 dollars for a lifer key and other than Cinavia BD rebuilder is...

Umm, NO! it has the option to do software decoding and encoding which is what I'm using now it just needs improvements. I have disable Nvidia transcoding as I don't have to have as I got a threadripper.

I understand that part but software encoding they have full control over. So under the software encoding it should do a quick scan for size/quality calculation to use the full size of a 23.3 disc. CloneDVD did and probably still does that so CloneBD should be able to do the same.

Wow, I need some of the crack these pathetic customers are smoking, I mean its gotta be some killer shit.

I noticed when using accelerated encoding Nvidia/Cuda the highest quality is at or just below 20mbps and it left 3 gigs on the disc of available space that could've went to video quality. Although, without acceleration it was better it still wasn't using all the space available. Verbatim blanks...