Corrupt Source Reported by CloneBD

[Pete]

Sorry, I guess this should really be over at the Clone BD forum, since Clone BD's source problems are not any of AnyDVD HD's doings, lol.

Yes, probably - as it's not really related to the actual issue here, I thought it was.
But maybe worth opening a thread in the CloneBD section.

Could you do the following to compare bad and good iso fro a command prompt:

fc /B <filename1> <filename2>

and see what it spits out (don't even know how well that Windows file compare tool handles large files, but it should work.

 

[worknstiff]

Unfortunately Pete, It didn't find any differences. Filename 1 was the older problematic ISO. I had to rename these files and put them in a folder by themselves to get it to compute. here is what it came up with after a long time.

C:\WINDOWS\system32>fc /B "H:\TEMP\filename1.iso" "H:\TEMP\filename2.iso"
Comparing files H:\TEMP\filename1.iso and H:\TEMP\FILENAME2.ISO
FC: no differences encountered
thanks again for all the help, Pete.

PS: just out of curiosity why did it make the second file name (FILENAME2.ISO) in CAPS? Both filenames were lower case, lol.

 

[Pete]

If anyone encounters this phenomenon again:
please check, whether the CloneBD setting "always read via file system" makes a difference.