I just updated to version 1.0.2.6 and anxious to try it. I tried it on Superman Returns (full disc copy) but it says the only size blank disc it will fit on is a 50GB blank Disc. Is CloneBD supposed to compress 50GB blu-ray down to fit on a 25GB blank? 50GB blanks are still way too pricey to make it cost effective. Thanks for all of your hard work on this project!
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CloneBD Won't compress Blu-ray down to fit onto 25GB blu-ray blank disc.
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Yes it compresses to BD25 and BD9 and BD5 and even a custom size.
@shujin - are you able to select the BD-25 option if you bring down the quality slightly? Not ideal though I know.
@slyfox - cloneBD wouldn't let me select BD-5 on a movie-only backup despite ticking the DTS box (that I can't remember the name of) and sliding the quality all the way down to the minimum. (https://forum.slysoft.com/showthrea...ebuilder-for-BD-5-backups&p=400830#post400830).
Why is that, given that BD-Rebuilder IS able to, and that (pls correct me if I'm wrong) both programs encode via x264?
No I am not able to select any option except BD-50 ( all the other options are tagged (too small)). Here is my system:
Intel Core 2 CPU 6300 @1.86GHz 1.87GHz
8GB Ram 64 Bit Windows 7 Home Premium w/SP 1
366GB free disc space in Temp Folder
AnyDVD HD 7.5.6.0 [BDPHash.bin 14-11-27]
CloneBD 1.0.2.6 Trial Version
Both drives are Blu-ray writeable drives.
Maybe my hardware is not sufficient. I just bought another 10 pk of BD-Rs and all of them come up "Incompatible" disc in Drive H.
I tried to save an ISO and Folders to the hard drive first and then record onto a bd-r, but I aborted them after it said wit would take 17 hours to finish the record.
Thanks for you help. I am trying to burn a complete disc before the 20% off runs out.....