Blu-Rays converted to MKV MPEG-4 AVD (Lossless), AC-3 issue

[eodtech]

For some reason when I convert a movie and try to use MPEG-4 AVC (Lossless), AC-3 setting to MKV; the video is horrible. It's like I am watching a video at 15 frames a sec. It is not smooth at all and unwatchable. Other methods work fine, is this a known issue? It doesn't matter if its coming from already ripped folder, iso, or direct from BD drive. One specifically I tried was Riddick, but I also tried others.

CloneBD 1.0.5.1
AnyDVD HD 7.6.2.0
System Info:
Windows 10 Enterprise
Intel i7 4790K
8GB Ram
AMD Radeon HD 5700
Samsung 850 Pro SSD
Various drive in Sans Digital Storage array
Using MPC-HC to play videos

 

[eodtech]

No one?

 

[Pete]

For some reason when I convert a movie and try to use MPEG-4 AVC (Lossless), AC-3 setting to MKV; the video is horrible. It's like I am watching a video at 15 frames a sec. It is not smooth at all and unwatchable. Other methods work fine, is this a known issue? It doesn't matter if its coming from already ripped folder, iso, or direct from BD drive. One specifically I tried was Riddick, but I also tried others.

Interesting. Didn't even know, that profile was added, totally sailed by my head.

You're right, there seem to be issues with it.
The result plays perfectly fine with VLC, plays choppy with MPC-HC and PDVD won't even start playing.
Thanks for the input.