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Thanks again for your reply and advice. Does HW acceleration even come into play when you are making complete copies with no transcoding?? I may look into a graphics card in the future if needed. Thanks.

Thanks for your reply. I had already downloaded the 'Intel driver and support assistant'. Updated it and ran it again today just in case. It does not find an updated driver. Just reports what I already have as the latest as seen below. The driver I have is the one that I downloaded from Intel...

Sorry if this topic has been covered before. Looking for some help or advice in this matter. With Hardware acceleration for decoding/encoding enabled - QuickSync (Intel). I always get the message in the screen shot below The driver that I have is the latest that I could find on either the HP...

I am currently running 1.2.4.0. Is it recommended to uninstall this version prior to installing the new 64bit version?

Here is the logfile for another disk that is not fixed yet. Thanks.

Not sure if RedFox change the payment processor since they first started selling the RedFox licenses, but I purchased a lifetime license with my credit card back then. Never had an issue with my card. I will be keeping an eye out for any issues in the future though.

Much appreciated !! :coolman:

I believe this is a different log file for this movie with Screen Pass. Thanks.

Well.. I had to do this a different way. I guess because my PC is running Win10. I had to go to Settings -> Apps -> Default Apps -> Set Defaults By App -> PDVD -> Manage Scroll to .ISO and select Mount Files with Virtual Clone Drive Now when I double click an .ISO file it will Mount the file in...

Do you mean Settings -> General -> Set File Association? What does this have to do with PDVD launching a virtual disk drive to play a .ISO file? Just trying to get some understanding. Thanks.

Hi James. I do use Virtual Clone Drive since the drive that PDVD 17 launches frequently malfunctions. Virtual Clone Drive is rock solid. Just would be nice if PDVD would not need to launch a drive to play an ISO. As well as Virtual Clone drive works I still have to take the extra steps to locate...

Power DVD 17 has to launch a virtual disk drive before playing a BD ISO. Does PDVD 18 also do this. It can be flakey in PDVD 17 so just wondering if they eliminated this process or not.

Sam's has great deals on many things other than TV's. Yes, some things are bulk items, but I only buy in bulk when I know I will use them over time. Of course I only had to buy one TV :ROFLMAO:. It was delivered today and so far so good. I have a Roku 4 stand alone device and having the Roku...

Just ordered the Hisense 55" 4K 55R6D from Sam's Club for $348 and free shipping. If this TV is as good as people say, that is one heck of a deal !! (y)(y)

It was the first one of the 3 in my case. Playlist 800 is what CloneBD shows when previewing the movie, and what my Dune players shows as the first playlist in the speed menu list. FYI

Thanks for your comments and info regarding the Solo Lite James. Dune HD has made great improvements to the firmware since the first release of the 4K Solo. When it was first released it did a horrible job of playing DVD files, but that has since been corrected. It is a pretty good player now...

I don't rip Blu-ray disks from other regions so I can't validate if that is a problem after my Fall Creators update. I can say that I am not seeing any issue with reading a BD in my drive, or ripping to HDD using CloneBD. I have also not experienced any other issues after installing the Fall...

What version of AnyDVD were you using prior to your motherboard failure? Obviously you could only have been using 7.6.9.5 or below if you were using an old Slysoft License. If that is the case. Many people on this forum have offered 7.6.9.5 for download. Download that and use your old license as...

Yes. This all makes sense. I get it. The OP mentioned keeping everything. So his options to shrink the filesize would not be the same. In his case BD50>BD25 conversion might be compressed a bit more. As I stated in my first reply. The OP would probably need to provide more details of his process...

I don't have any proof. I am only assuming that a normally 40GB disk compressed to fit BD25 would potentially have some video quality loss. Maybe it's nothing that I would notice, but someone else might. I never burn and I always rip entire disks w/speed menus to HDD. So I am never worried about...