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1. Re: Copying your own Blu-ray videos?
Kent Purdy Dec 15, 2009 8:36 PM (in response to Petrula)If your authoring out of Encore, just make an iso file and you can burn (copy) it as many times as you want.Copying from a BD can be done but ive found you tend to get artifacts in the reproduction. Making the BD play correctly will be your biggest problem.
Good luck,Kent
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2. Re: Copying your own Blu-ray videos?
Bill Hunt Dec 18, 2009 11:31 AM (in response to Petrula)I think that Kent's method would be the best. I'd get a copy of the freeware burning utility, ImgBurn. It is simple and great. It will allow one to copy discs, and I believe that it will do this with BD. I use it all of the time for DVD-Video and just use my two DVD burners, so I do not need to first copy from the source disc to the computer. With one burner, this would need to be done - unless you do that initially, as Kent recommended.
I seldom use Nero, and never Roxio, so I cannot comment on their capabilities, or any issues that might arise from their use.
Good luck,
Hunt
Note: there are other software downloads that appear in not really well-defined ads, on the ImgBurn site. You want the ImgBurn program, which is free. Study the links on the site, and make sure that you have not clicked on one of the ads. They have confused many.
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3. Re: Copying your own Blu-ray videos?
Joseph_K Dec 19, 2009 2:36 PM (in response to Bill Hunt)I've been using the free CDBurnerXP to burn blu-ray iso's made by encore.
don't be put off by the XP in the name, it's working perfectly on Vista Business 64 (tho not 64 bit). - joey



