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-Jim- · 10th March 2021, 21:54

Hi Gents,

I've been patiently waiting for your expert inputs but I guess no one here bothered with CloneBD. I don't have AnyDVD on this computer, so it's like starting over.

So how about some advice as to what's currently available to Rip a Blu-Ray Concert Disk down to fit on a BD-R 25 with only a single English HD Soundtrack that will play in a typical Sony BD player. I'm coming back to this project with even more Concert Disks that I want to back-up. (I want to play them on a very modest HT system at our Family Cabin this spring and summer. I want to avoid the originals being damaged by the grandkids who may come around. Some of the titles are not really easily replaced anymore. Our little used LG BD burner is only capable of a BD-R 25, so hence the need to shrink things down to fit. I typically only want the main program, sound and menu to skip some songs at times.

Perhaps I'm going about this all wrong now, and should be looking to a new BDXL (?) burner with larger BD-R 50 disks. Your guidance on how you would do this would be appreciated. I did have some limited results ages ago with an early version of BD Rebuilder, and really appreciated the effort of JDobbs and all.

All comments are appreciated.

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-Jim- Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 10	Hi Gents, I've been patiently waiting for your expert inputs but I guess no one here bothered with CloneBD. I don't have AnyDVD on this computer, so it's like starting over. So how about some advice as to what's currently available to Rip a Blu-Ray Concert Disk down to fit on a BD-R 25 with only a single English HD Soundtrack that will play in a typical Sony BD player. I'm coming back to this project with even more Concert Disks that I want to back-up. (I want to play them on a very modest HT system at our Family Cabin this spring and summer. I want to avoid the originals being damaged by the grandkids who may come around. Some of the titles are not really easily replaced anymore. Our little used LG BD burner is only capable of a BD-R 25, so hence the need to shrink things down to fit. I typically only want the main program, sound and menu to skip some songs at times. Perhaps I'm going about this all wrong now, and should be looking to a new BDXL (?) burner with larger BD-R 50 disks. Your guidance on how you would do this would be appreciated. I did have some limited results ages ago with an early version of BD Rebuilder, and really appreciated the effort of JDobbs and all. All comments are appreciated. __________________ Regards, Jim