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Thanks. Since I made the post I did download the trial version and it works well, but saves it to an audio file (WAV, FLAC, etc.) and so far I can't figure out how to create a multi-channel file that can be read from a blu ray player.

Hi, Is there a way to extract multi-channel audio from blu ray audio discs? I can copy the disc, but although the audio seems to show up as different clips in CloneBD, it doesn't seem to be a way to extract the individual clips and retain the multi-channel audio. The content shows up as one...

No change for me. Still have to run the 32-bit version.

It's a Samsung UBD-M8500/ZA, about six months old. Works fine with everything else and other BD-Rs that I have made. I've redone the process about four times with a new rip and the results are always the same.

I guess this will have to wait until there's a update to either AnyDVD or CloneBD...

I don't know if this is relevant, but if you stop the disc, then continue from the same position, it seems to be synched up, but then drifts off just like before.

Here are the log files. Thanks for your help. Duck

Hi, I ripped "Knives Out" to an ISO file - uncompressed and using original audio - and then burned that file to a movie only 25GB BD-R, compressing the audio to HD and forcing stereo. The disc looks great and sounds great, but the audio begins losing synch and within a minute has drifted off...

While this has been happening, I've been on line with MS advisors and having run diagnostics and set numerous screenshots, they tell me that DirectX is working properly -- and I guess it is since the 32-bit version of CloneBD is working fine. I guess it must be a unique compatibility problem...

The 32-bit version seems to be working fine. I'll let you know how the disc comes out.

I have a 64-bit machine and installed the 64-bit version. I just downloaded the 32-bit version and it loaded fine! Out of curiosity I then downloaded and reloaded the 64-bit version and got the same error again. I have reloaded the 32-bit version and it seems to work. I will try and use it...

I just uninstalled CloneBD, rebooted and downloaded and installed it again. I still get the same error message.

I did that before I posted the thread. Now, I just downloaded it and it did the normal new version update. I didn't uninstall it first.

I haven't used BD Clone in a month or more and tried to use it today and I get the error message: "DirectX not installed or missing components. BD Clone will exit now." I've searched for info and it seems you can't download and install DirectX to Windows 10. It is inherent in the OS. My...

Since I am compressing the film to fit to the 25GB disc, why would it try to write to the edge of the disc? Whenever CloneBD compresses a film to fit on a 25GB disc, the size it settles on is always less than 25GB.

I started this thread and have quickly scanned the conversations. I believe the problem is with AnyDVD not recognizing something on the Blade Runner 2049 disc that is causing the error. As I said, I tried different manufacturer's blank BD-Rs and both got the "incompatible" message. Turns out...

The 2D version. I don't understand how to use AnyDVD HD to make the ISO file. I have always broken the copy protection with Any DVD HD and used Clone DVD and Clone BD to make the actual discs. Any help here would really be appreciated. Thanks, Duck

I'll see if I can make a disc out of the ISO. Could be a challenge for me. I've never done it. In the past I have just copied the movie on a 25GB disc.

I was just trying to make an ISO file out of it, but regardless, I couldn't get started. The CloneBD software identifies the source factory blu ray disc of the movie as "incompatible". I just tried it again (I previously tried three different times in both drives on my computer) and for some...

I am trying to burn a backup of the movie from the Blu-ray disc. AnyDVD HD seems to successfully enable to backup process. I am using BD Clone to create the blu ray back up. BD Clone is sold through a link on the Red Fox website.