avchd-patcher

[Brew]

I'm not sure where my problem is but I'm also not sure where to post.

After a successful BD-Rebuilder run, I've not been able to get an AVCHD-PATCHER to recognize the file. I am running Windows 7, so I'm sure thats the problem, just not sure how I can help analyze and fix it.

The error it always gives is "The file is not the correct format"

[GaPony]

Why do you need the patcher? BD-Rebuilder seems to output a perfectly good AVCHD disc (folder)

[Brew]

I realilzed last night that It wasn't a very good question, and you are right, I probably don't need the patcher on the several that I'm trying. I just need to burn down and see what I get. I've been following milOtis's guide to backing up, but I deviated from his guide somewhat. He's ripping down to BD-5's and doing the movie only, and I'm ripping down to BD-9's and doing a full backup. For th full backup I'm guessing now that I don't need to patch.

I'll burn down and see if what I get is playable.

[setarip_old]

@Brew

Hi!He's ripping down to BD-5's and doing the movie only, and I'm ripping down to BD-9's and doing a full backup. For th full backup I'm guessing now that I don't need to patch.If you are using BD Rebuilder, you can do either a full backup or a movie-only backup (each in several different media sizes - e.g. DVD5, DVD9, BD25, BD50), ALL without any need to use "AVCHD-PATCHER".

If I remember correctly, the guide you referred to is very outdated...