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dre111nl · 26th January 2009, 22:06

Jdobbs and all,

First, thanks for this great tool! I couldn't read all posts in this thread, so I hope I don't post something what was already written.

I ran the tool twice, both target 25GB BD, to harddisk file structure (not writing directly to BD-R(E))

First:
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[20:58:31] BD Rebuilder v0.17.13 (beta)
- Input BD size: 4,00 GB
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Two strange things:
- Input size says 4,00GB, but it was a file structure of a BD on harddisk. No problem in output or the process itself.
- When writing the output filestructure to BD-R, ImgBurn calculated the used diskspace: 93%

Second:
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[21:03:44] BD Rebuilder v0.18.4 (beta)
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- When writing the output filestructure to BD-R, ImgBurn calculated the used diskspace: 91%

Can the used diskspaced be more optimized? Would it iincrease quality? Anything to do with settings?

Both BD-R played great, without any problem. Audio recoded to AC3. No problems detected. My player is the same as the burner, a HTPC.

Thanks!

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dre111nl Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 6	Jdobbs and all, First, thanks for this great tool! I couldn't read all posts in this thread, so I hope I don't post something what was already written. I ran the tool twice, both target 25GB BD, to harddisk file structure (not writing directly to BD-R(E)) First: ----------------------- [20:58:31] BD Rebuilder v0.17.13 (beta) - Input BD size: 4,00 GB <<< deleted>>> Two strange things: - Input size says 4,00GB, but it was a file structure of a BD on harddisk. No problem in output or the process itself. - When writing the output filestructure to BD-R, ImgBurn calculated the used diskspace: 93% Second: ----------------------- [21:03:44] BD Rebuilder v0.18.4 (beta) <<< deleted>>> - When writing the output filestructure to BD-R, ImgBurn calculated the used diskspace: 91% Can the used diskspaced be more optimized? Would it iincrease quality? Anything to do with settings? Both BD-R played great, without any problem. Audio recoded to AC3. No problems detected. My player is the same as the burner, a HTPC. Thanks!