Please name the BD you have tried, maybe a copy of the BDinfo.
Also, please send the log session from the Mac and Windows version for the backup process. Previously, you only posted the one from the Mac version.
Mona
The name of the blu-ray / movie is Spitfire (2018).
The basis for the re-encoding was a full, uncompressed 42GB copy of the disc located in a folder (with CERTIFICATE and BDMV subfolder) on the local harddisk.
I've attached the BDinfo file of this movie and the logs of the re-encoding with the Mac version and the Windows version.
To be clear, the Windows version running in Codeweaver's CrossOver, writes its logs to the same physical location as the native Mac version. I tried to keep the information of both re-encodings separate by deleting all log files before each re-encode to BD25.
I also need to make you aware of the fact that both version are not configured the same.
The Mac version has "Disable all GPU codecs..."
enabled and "Enable Lightning-Recording"
disabled. When I tried to look up these settings shortly before I typed this message, when I started DVDFab for Mac I had to re-authorize it. These settings also appeared to be different then the ones I've found to give the best video quality (see my previous post). So I cannot be sure if the re-encode with the Mac version was done with the settings mentioned her or with the setings mentioned in a previous post. I'm sorry.
The Windows version has "Disable all GPU codecs..."
disabled (and "Software" selected in all dropdown lists) and "Enable Lightning-Recording"
enabled.
I hope I've supplied you with the proper information for your developers to investigate this issue further.
As a further note, due to an software update of CrossOver I got another 13 days extra trail left (otherwise the trail would have ended yesterday). So there's still some things I can try or test for you if need be.
