Talk to me george nozuka You don t need a UDF reader

Talk to me george nozuka

You don t need a UDF reader. However, if you would like one, I suggest that you follow the instructions found here. But, it is not necessary. My guess as to the reason that you are failing the video encode is because you do not have your codecs properly configured. Do you have all of the programs besides IMGBurn that I mentioned earlier installed? If so, make sure that under the FFDShow settings, VC-1 is set to WMV9 NOT libavcodec. Tried BD reader again and now it says can t encode audio. Try updating to the latest release of BD-Rebuilder, which talk to me george nozuka a number of fixes and better error reporting. At this point it time it s sound like your codecs are incorrectly configured, but without a better error report like WHY it actually failed I can t tell you much more. I think I need BD-50 target size for output option, so I can keep the original video and audio. Please add it in the next release. Anyway, I want to backup my Troy blu-ray which has duration around 3 hours. So far I used the BD-25, I can keep encode audio with original, but it reduced the video quality. I think you are slightly confused. I don t develop BD-Rebuilder. I simply wrote a tutorial for it. If you want BD-50 target size, then there is no point of running it through BD-Rebuilder. All you need to do is rip the disk, and then burn it again. Most Blu-rays are already BD-50, however, I don t know about the availability and price of BD-50 s. thanks for all of your help adub. i successfully backed up a blue ray to a single layer dvd. when i attempted to play it, it was not in a dvd or blue ray structure when i played it on the ps i had to play it in streams. anybody else have this problem. Hmm It sounds like you burned it incorrectly. Make sure that you are burning the entire AVCHD directory structure produced by BD-Rebuilder. For a full proof method, install IMGBurn, and then set BD-Rebuilder to burn the project on completion. That way all of the burn settings will be properly handled for you, which should eliminate any issues you may have. Let me know if that fixes your issue. thanx again adub. im backing up another one now and i will try those settings. Hello adub, thanks for the great guide and video. I m using v 06 beta. I have a question. I m trying to burn a Blu-ray movie to a DVD I used AnyDVD HD to talk to me george nozuka a source directory. Then I followed your instructions to the letter, but I chose Movie-Only Backup mode. I also chose Auto-burn to Disc with ImgBurn in the Output Options under Settings. But after the entire ordeal which took over six hours and didn t result in any error messages, the resulting DVDR is unreadable, both in my computer and on my DVD player. Keyword here. BD Rebuilder produces Blu-ray s and AVCHD s that use the advanced H. 264 codec. Standard DVD players use MPEG You will need either a standalone Blu-ray player like the PS3 or similar, or a Blu-ray drive and something like Total Media Theater, or Cyberlink s Blu-ray software to play the disk properly. You could still open up the stream through your computer through a program like Media Player Classic, but I don t think that is what you are going for.