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Most modern SSDs can take around 400 Terabites written before they start exhibiting failure symptoms. Therefore, even if you manage to write 100Gb every day, you’d still be looking at 10 years before you reach 400Tb. I bought a Samsung 840 Pro SSD six years ago and with approximately 6 hours of...

Updates are usually released when available. Did you have something particular in mind? If RedFox was releasing updates every week we'd probably still be complaining they are not doing it twice a week.

+1 It was on the Future features list when I purchased a licence.

Thank you for clarifying. At least it could get looked at, at some point in the future.

That is what I started doing. Only takes a few minutes to complete but would've been nice to have CloneBD being able to process it from the start.

Thank you. It appears CloneBD in its current state is not fully capable of serving my needs and I accept I am in the minority on this one. In my opinion it is probably a tweak that is required on CloneBD's side to resolve the issue.

Thanks for the reply. Perhaps I did not make my issue clear enough. Only backups shrank with CloneBD have the issue. I mentioned BD-RB and TSmuxeR for comaprision purposes only. Hundreds of BD-RB backps - no issue. All my CloneBD backups have the issue. If it was a BD standard problem as you are...

All my BD backups are ripped with AnyDVD HD. Step two is to introduce Bulgarian subtitles using a srt. file and remuxing the backup with TSmuxeR. Step three is to shrink the back using either BD-RB or CloneBD (with CUDA hardware acceleration). However, I have now noticed that while watching a...

Has anyone done quality comparisions between CUDA and Software transcoding? In my experience using CUDA produces slightly inferior results.

Core i7-4770, GeForce 750, Windows 7 64bit Jason Bourne 2016, transcoding main movie 31Gb to 14.3Gb Clone BD 1.0.8.8 = 69 minutes Clone BD 1.0.9.2 = 14 minutes (Decoding & Encoding using CUDA, Highest Quality) There seems to be some difference in the resulting bitrate between using HW and...

AnyDVD does not need yours or anybody else's recomendation to generate a sale. It has been around long enough and has established itself as the best at what it does. You either did not follow all the developments from the forced shutdown of Slysoft to the birth of the RedFox encouraged by the...

The general idea is that everyone purchases a new license or subscribes (for whatever period) for updates. The development team needs funds to continually update the program and at the same time maintain all the supporting infrastructure etc. For this to happen a continuous income stream is...

I too have a lifetime license but will gladly repurchase or pay annual subscription if the "Fox" got resurrected under whatever other name it may be.

By the looks of it, it may be your grand children that may get first go at Slyce and back up those 3D movies for their children.

I guess one of the major obstacles (apart from Cinavia) preventing Slyce from being released is ability to deal with 3D movies with the same level of functionality as 2D. Perhaps someone from Slysoft could chime in confirming if this will be within Slyce capabilities.

Cinavia removal is about the only thing that may tempt me (and others that have been using freeware) to buy Slyce when (if) it is released. Everything else is already covered by the free alternatives. The developer of TsMuxeR is back and working hard to give it the ablility to process 3D BluRay...

While things are being very quiet on the Slyce front, BDrebuilder is gaining popularity and is being improved all the time (and it is free). I must admit that until 6-7 months ago I was prepared to pay for Slyce or whatever product with similar functionality Slysoft released. But after using...

I am quite sure this is simply a confirmation that the current year is definitely 2012 (we are now living in 2012) :) and not the year CloneBD will be released :disagree:

Thanks for link. This is more than a hint. Thank you.

Hard work usually yields results and results mean news. Even a hint that SlyPlayer is still being developed would be appreciated. :agree: