BDMV to ISO

[coopervid]

AnyDVD will not take a BDMV folder as source. CloneBD will.

James,

you misunderstood. He still has the disc he said. So he could also take that as a source and rip to image I meant.

 

[testiles]

James,

you misunderstood. He still has the disc he said. So he could also take that as a source and rip to image I meant.

Oh, if he still has the source disc, then this is probably his best option, AnyDVD Rip-to-Image, no?

Only downside is it will take a little longer.


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[James]

On the other hand, with CloneBD even if you are supplying a folder input, asking for a Complete Copy, not compressing and using Original Audio (in other words, making absolutely no changes), it still will first create another folder, then use that to create the final .iso. Just adds an additional generation between input and final output and eats up more time.

Damn, I think you're right. It was CloneDVD, which has the handy option "write existing data". CloneBD seems not to have it. I stand corrected.

 

[testiles]

Damn, I think you're right. It was CloneDVD, which has the handy option "write existing data". CloneBD seems not to have it. I stand corrected.

Thanks James for confirming that!

Wasn't 100% sure if I missed something there.




Yeah, that's a great option in CloneDVD.

Wouldn't be bad to have in CloneBD too, but it already does SO MUCH it doesn't really need another function (lol).

Easy enough to go to ImgBurn to do that on the quick-and-dirty if needed.

Or just use CloneBD and let it take it's "roundabout" route.




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[SamuriHL]

Damn, I think you're right. It was CloneDVD, which has the handy option "write existing data". CloneBD seems not to have it. I stand corrected.

That should be a feature request for Elby cause I agree that option would be a godsend.

 

[tgp7777777]

Damn, I think you're right. It was CloneDVD, which has the handy option "write existing data". CloneBD seems not to have it. I stand corrected.

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