I have had very disappointing results trying to use CloneBD. After the bugs are worked out, I hope it will be able to handle re-encoding of BDs with interlaced VC1, which is not uncommon on BDs of TV series. To the best of my knowledge, no other products on the market are able to do this (DVDFab, BD-Rebuilder, etc.). In the meantime, I think I will stick to using BD50 blanks. The price is now very affordable, making video re-encoding unnecessary. They also save a lot of time, since quality video re-encoding requires so much computation. I can rip and burn a complete BD50 in less than an hour using an older computer.
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Iinterlaced VC1? Why not just use BD50 blanks?
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Dat is goed om te weten. Dank je wel voor de informatie.
It was a problem with the original version, discussed at some length on doom9 and elsewhere (even when you had the deinterlacer checked).
I'm glad to know that it has been resolved with the current release.
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And even if it would not be solved, it will not get resolved by posting here. Problems need to be posted (with the bdrb encode log) over at doom9's bdrb debug thread where jdobbs can see it
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My post was a suggestion that hopefully CloneBD will overcome a serious drawback of other software.
I am sure that, unlike you, jdobbs already knows about this issue. BD-Rebuilder would usually crash whenever it encountered interlaced content.
I don't know whether or not this problem has been fixed with the new release of BD-Rebuilder, but either way it is still a valid suggestion for CloneBD.
Do you know how CloneBD handles interlaced VC-1?
Ik stel voor dat je wat onderzoek doen de volgende keer voordat je begint met het corrigeren van anderen.
It has been fixed in BD-RB for a long time. In fact, VC-1 interlaced content always worked in BD-RB as long as the user selected the windows media player VC-1 decoder in the ffdshow settings or used DGDecNV. The reason interlaced VC-1 did not work was because of the lav decoder.