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AnyDVD can burn m2ts files to 25gb BD-R?

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Hi, I;m a newbie here, i apreciate for this forum, i have a Sony Vaio laptop, vgn-fz280-e, with a optical BD drive and I can burn BD. I use anydvd hd to rip the BD movie to my hard disc. I don;t have any problem to rip the movie to the hard disc. When i try to burn the file to the BD-R i try to use roxio media 10, in the middle on the burn, the program stop with error, and i can't to try again with the same BD-R...and your known the cost for every BD-R.

Please, any help i apreciate...any program to burn BD, i see here Nero 8, this program work? and what is udf? and where i set the udf to 2.5?

Thank for any help.:(
 
When you chose to make a blu-ray disc in nero one of the tabs says 'UDF' goto that tab, change from 'automatic' to 'manual' then set it to 2.5. Also get a few BD-RE discs that way you can try things out without wasting any discs
 
Adbear said:
When you chose to make a blu-ray disc in nero one of the tabs says 'UDF' goto that tab, change from 'automatic' to 'manual' then set it to 2.5. Also get a few BD-RE discs that way you can try things out without wasting any discs
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Wow!!! Thank for help, when i try this, i post any result...thank:rock:
 
A lot of us have been writing Blu-ray for a year now so it should work fine
 
Also imgburn has been updated now to create a UDF2.5 disc from files and should be concidered a much better option
 
tekmobile said:
Also imgburn has been updated now to create a UDF2.5 disc from files and should be concidered a much better option
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Why a better option, I've been using nero for a year now with no problems with any Blu-ray discs I write
 
loopysnoop said:
And faster. Nero will verify as it writes so it only uses half the speed of the drive. I don't know if they fixed this in Nero8. ImgBurn will use the full speed when you enable the Fast Write option.
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I use ultraiso, I think its better then imgburn.
 
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