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Not sure if this is the right place or not, but, I am looking for recommendations for software to burn BD-DVDs. My main goal is to burn iso files onto BDs. Finally, just purchased a Pioneer BDR-209DBK unit.
Thanks in advance.
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Whats the program I use... You have to pay for it but I felt it was worth it... Oh!!!
Pinnacle Studio (I use version 16, it may be newer now.) Well worth it, I even used it to turn some 720p TV shows into HD DVDs using Verbatim Dual Layer DVDs, gives the Toshiba HD-XA1 a use again!!
The one thing I don't remember are the input formats allowed though, its been a while since I've used the program. So it may or may not allow iso input
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| Link Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2014 8:29 pm Post subject: Re: BD - DVD burner software recommendations? |
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| wallace123456 wrote: | Not sure if this is the right place or not, but, I am looking for recommendations for software to burn BD-DVDs. My main goal is to burn iso files onto BDs. Finally, just purchased a Pioneer BDR-209DBK unit.
Thanks in advance.
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I'm sure you know, but XBMC plays iso so there's no reason to burn at all. I love that player for being so graphical and with its auto downloadable subtitles. Unless of course you plan on using them with a stand alone player..
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Don just wants to burn full 3D BD ISO's to a disc. He has plenty of options already for playing back discs with the Dune and Oppo players.
Don, just use Image Burn (free) or Nero (expensive, but nice).
http://www.imgburn.com/
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| CIR Engineering wrote: | Don just wants to burn full 3D BD ISO's to a disc. He has plenty of options already for playing back discs with the Dune and Oppo players.
Don, just use Image Burn (free) or Nero (expensive, but nice).
http://www.imgburn.com/
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+1 on imgburn, its not as detailed of a program for making video discs of any kind, but it is one of the most versatile programs out there for ISO burning, and its free!
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wallace123456
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| CIR Engineering wrote: | Don just wants to burn full 3D BD ISO's to a disc. He has plenty of options already for playing back discs with the Dune and Oppo players.
Don, just use Image Burn (free) or Nero (expensive, but nice).
http://www.imgburn.com/
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Craig,
I'll try the image burn. Don't need any fancy editing stuff, just copy ISP files to bds.
Thanks!
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Ok, so I am trying the imgburn. So i do not waste any BD discs, I am trying to copy iso files to some regular DVDs. The file size is way under the DVD capacity.
I have tried 4 discs so far. None of them have completed. They all get about 80-93% done and then just stops. And I mean stop! My PC gets locked up, cannot open or close any program and have to do a power off via the power button.
Any thoughts or ideas? I checked some forums regarding imgburn, but no help.
Thanks!
Also, any other recommendations for software, even if it costs?
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Ok, so I guess the BD burner or imgburn doesn't like DVD+R 2.4x discs. Yes, these are old..............
I was able to burn on newer DVD-R 8x disc no problem.
Will try some more and see what happens.
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| wallace123456 wrote: | Ok, so I guess the BD burner or imgburn doesn't like DVD+R 2.4x discs. Yes, these are old..............
I was able to burn on newer DVD-R 8x disc no problem.
Will try some more and see what happens.
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Did you tell it to slow down to 2.4x? I've had programs try and burn 2.4's at 8x which, of course fails.
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | wallace123456 wrote: | Ok, so I guess the BD burner or imgburn doesn't like DVD+R 2.4x discs. Yes, these are old..............
I was able to burn on newer DVD-R 8x disc no problem.
Will try some more and see what happens.
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Did you tell it to slow down to 2.4x? I've had programs try and burn 2.4's at 8x which, of course fails. |
Naw, I let it burn at "Optimal" speed. But, I have been successful in burning a bunch on the DVD-R discs. Getting ready to try a BD. I will try to manually tell it to slow down for the old DVDs and see what happens there.
Thanks for the tip.
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BD and 3D BDs burning the midnight oil! Working great!
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Imgburn works fine with my 2.4x DVDRW Dual Layer discs, I just do as AR says and set the speed to what the disc can do, sometimes a bit slower (it actually does make a better burn at slower speeds, just see how even/consistent the burn is on the ink side.)
I know some discs are very picky on using "auto" speed settings. But ImgBurn will burn to any speed disc, I can attest to that.
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