Slysoft released a new version of CloneBD yesterday which fixes bugs and adds support of an EAC-3 extension encoding found on some Disney Blu-ray discs. The software with a beaver as mascotte (instead of the sheep for CloneCD & CloneDVD), can be used to copy your unprotected Blu-ray discs to all known disc formats such as ISO or BD and all kind of devices like smartphones and tablets.
The software supports copying Blu-ray discs 1:1 or partial to a hard drive or blank BD-disc. It lets you select audio tracks/languages, subtitle languages and make it possible to compress BD-50 movies to a single BD-25, BD-9 or BD-5 discs. CloneBD is also able to convert Blu-ray content into common file formats like MP4, MKV etc.
The software supports all regions (A,B,C), has easy title selection with the included Blu-ray preview player and doesn't require an additional driver as it has a UDF 2.50 parser included. To get the best possible performance, multi-core CPUs and NVIDIA CUDA hardware acceleration are supported.
CloneBD version 1.0.2.7 has the following changelog
- New: Data rate display. While transcoding, user can switch now between preview and data rate (preview disabled completely)
- New: Added support for a different EAC-3 extension encoding found on some Disney Blu-ray (e.g. Brave)
- Change: Optimized transcoding engine
- Change: Faster preview mode by disabling LibAV frame reordering/caching
- Change: Improved burn result error logging
- Change: Enhanced burn speed [#534]
- Change: Improved I/O throughput
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languages
More information can be found on the CloneBD page on the Slysoft site from which you can also download the software.
