jfcarbel
30th March 2007, 06:48
I believe there is no HD burner yet on the market, but their is a Blu-ray burner, so here is my question. Can Blu-ray backups be burnt to a Blu-ray recordable and playable on a standalone Blu-ray player?
Here is some information below I grabbed from other posts in the Decrypting forum, but it seems the real problem is the layer break. Can Nero, Sonic, of Ulead remove and replace it with a correct one?
From other posts:
The problem is that some devices only play BDAV and not BDMV if the support is a BD-RE or a BD-R.
BDAV= format for home made HD videos
BDMV= format for pre-recorded HD film
The Samsung BD-P1000 & the Panasonic BD-10 CAN play BDMV (so the ripped film) with menu & everything, I do all the test and I can confirm it.
The PS3 can't player BDMV, and is not for incompatibility but it's a Sony decision. They can unlock this when the want, like Samsung.
Samsung BD-P1000: first firmware plays BDMV. 1.1 & 1.2 don't play BDMV. And now the latest play BDMV
if the player look only @ file structure, it plays everything without any problem. But it checks for disk type, so plays only format that are authorized. And BDMV is not authorized for some players like PS3.
Disc volume is not important when you burn: every blu ray has the same disc volume name but i change it in my backups without any problem.
Don't burn AACS directory: if you burn AACS dir the player look for encrypted M2TS, your disc is not encrypted and the player eject it. So burn only BDMV directory.
There is only a problem now: if you burn a dual layer BD you can't replicate the layer change info & the disc doesn't work fine, when you arrive @ latyer change the playback stops.
BDAV and BDMV are totally diferent format.
BDAV= only video, lower bitrate, no menu, no interactivity. And also a different file structure.
Roxio DVDit HD is a professional authoring tools and with it you can produce BDMV. BDAV is the format for Cyberlink PowerProducer or Ulead, mass market software.
Here is some information below I grabbed from other posts in the Decrypting forum, but it seems the real problem is the layer break. Can Nero, Sonic, of Ulead remove and replace it with a correct one?
From other posts:
The problem is that some devices only play BDAV and not BDMV if the support is a BD-RE or a BD-R.
BDAV= format for home made HD videos
BDMV= format for pre-recorded HD film
The Samsung BD-P1000 & the Panasonic BD-10 CAN play BDMV (so the ripped film) with menu & everything, I do all the test and I can confirm it.
The PS3 can't player BDMV, and is not for incompatibility but it's a Sony decision. They can unlock this when the want, like Samsung.
Samsung BD-P1000: first firmware plays BDMV. 1.1 & 1.2 don't play BDMV. And now the latest play BDMV
if the player look only @ file structure, it plays everything without any problem. But it checks for disk type, so plays only format that are authorized. And BDMV is not authorized for some players like PS3.
Disc volume is not important when you burn: every blu ray has the same disc volume name but i change it in my backups without any problem.
Don't burn AACS directory: if you burn AACS dir the player look for encrypted M2TS, your disc is not encrypted and the player eject it. So burn only BDMV directory.
There is only a problem now: if you burn a dual layer BD you can't replicate the layer change info & the disc doesn't work fine, when you arrive @ latyer change the playback stops.
BDAV and BDMV are totally diferent format.
BDAV= only video, lower bitrate, no menu, no interactivity. And also a different file structure.
Roxio DVDit HD is a professional authoring tools and with it you can produce BDMV. BDAV is the format for Cyberlink PowerProducer or Ulead, mass market software.