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FilipeAmadeuO
23rd May 2010, 17:54
Hello
Iīve been backing up some movies in BD-R DL 50Gb so i now realized that my LG blu-ray home cinema does not play BD-R DL that do not have the AUXDATA folder.
Is this folder mandatory ? Even if itīs empty ?
Thanks

crl2007
23rd May 2010, 23:51
Yes, every folder is mandatory when you write to disk or make an iso, even if it is empty.

FilipeAmadeuO
24th May 2010, 22:17
Anyone has the experience of burning full Blu-Ray and playing in LG blu-ray players ?
Seem that if there is no AUXDATA the disc is detected as DATA.
I see very mix information. In some players the AUXDATA is needed in other it cannot be present.
Any experience ?

crl2007
24th May 2010, 22:39
In order for a Blu-Ray standalone player to play a Blu-Ray disc this disc has to contain the whole structure. Is it like with DVD's, you need AUDIO_TS too. I just told you that all structure folders must be present.

Download this (http://fbx.ro/ykpf2efwywwt2qbi) It's a file that will make the BD structure compatible for writing to a BD disc.

FilipeAmadeuO
24th May 2010, 22:48
In order for a Blu-Ray standalone player to play a Blu-Ray disc this disc has to contain the whole structure. Is it like with DVD's, you need AUDIO_TS too. I just told you that all structure folders must be present.

Download this (http://fbx.ro/ykpf2efwywwt2qbi) It's a file that will make the BD structure compatible for writing to a BD disc.

Ok. Thanks
I understand about the struture, but in dvdīs i have some original that donīt have the AUDIO_TS folder, so probably some players are more strict than others...

crl2007
24th May 2010, 23:53
Yes, and to be 100% compliant, you must have all the structure, even if those folders are empty.

Ghitulescu
25th May 2010, 08:24
Anyone has the experience of burning full Blu-Ray and playing in LG blu-ray players ?
Seem that if there is no AUXDATA the disc is detected as DATA.
I see very mix information. In some players the AUXDATA is needed in other it cannot be present.
Any experience ?

You did not search for "previous experiences" ... :rolleyes:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1269616#post1269616
The list is however quite old now...

hamletiii
25th May 2010, 09:06
For DVD, you don't need AUDIO_TS for DVD Video, there are plenty of commercial discs that don't have this folder. AUDIO_TS is for DVD Audio only.

For BD, better to include all the folders...

crl2007
25th May 2010, 09:53
The point being that is better to be safe than sorry.

Ghitulescu
25th May 2010, 10:54
The standard requires the AUDIO_TS folder, even if empty ...
The standard also require the CERTIFICATE folder, even if empty ...

What the OP asks is if the LGs are more flexible than the standard allows :p

FilipeAmadeuO
3rd June 2010, 13:18
crl2007
I can confirm that putting an empty AUXDATA folder on the BD-R DL it works perfect on LG blu-ray home cinema
My opinion is always to include all folders even when empty.
Thanks