Try to "shrink" the movie "300" to a 25-gb-bluray disc.
The image of the original-disc is 33gb
Any good tips ? :rock:
How do I split it onto 2 discs (a BD-RE and a BD5 or BD9)?use TsRemux (or similar) to remove the audio streams and subtitles that you don't need/want. Remux to Blu-Ray and burn to BD-R using a program that supports UDF 2.50 (ImgBurn or Nero 8 are typical choices). If the result is less than 25 GB then you're good to go with one BD-R. If not you may need to split it onto 2 discs (a BD-R and a DL DVD-R most likely.. so you can keep full resolution)
Unless you can remove audio & subs to get to <25Gb for burning to BD25, I don't recommend re-encoding the video at all. It is so grainy it would be very difficult to do it perfectly I think.
Ch3vr0n, I used BD Rebuilder to shrink down a movie that was originally 42g (Ripped using AnyDVD HD) and it stored the rebuilt file at 23G. When I clicked on it to view it, the sound is there but the picture is jagged, jerky and otherwise not viewable. Any ideas where I might be having issues?
I'm using the latest tech: Win 7 Ultimate 64 bit, New Plextor PX-B940SA, Nero 8 not 9 and I uninstalled Cyberlink's Instantburn.
The ripped file at 42G plays great on my computer, just not the rebuilt one.
Thanks in advance.