Blue Ray Conversion

[BiTs2000]

I am using AVS4YOU along with Anydvd v. 8.1.2.0 and trying to convert from Blue Ray disc to my hard drive so I can watch it from my hard drive using Powerdvd 17. Sometimes it will read the files so AVS4YOU can convert it and sometimes it can't. It is usually index.bdmv. Is there a way for Anydvd to read these files each time?

The way I know this is sometimes it reads the files as being an hour or so long, depending on the movie, and when it can't it read it, it reads it as less time than the movie. I don't copy it or I would use CloneBD.

 

[Clams]

Use AnyDVD itself to rip the DVD to hard drive - then convert that output.
PS - The Blu-Ray forum is down the hall - a Mod will kindly move your post soon.
-W

 

[BiTs2000]

Use AnyDVD itself to rip the DVD to hard drive - then convert that output.
PS - The Blu-Ray forum is down the hall - a Mod will kindly move your post soon.
-W

I have done that and it creates the same files as the disc. Same situation. You say down the hall, what room number? j/k

 

[mmdavis]

I have done that and it creates the same files as the disc. Same situation. You say down the hall, what room number? j/k

The Bluray section, not the DVD section.

 

[BiTs2000]

The Bluray section, not the DVD section.

Many Thanks

 

[whatever_gong82]

AnyDVD HD (Blu-ray issues)

is the link/place that the original poster (OP) wants.

 

[BiTs2000]

AnyDVD HD (Blu-ray issues)

is the link/place that the original poster (OP) wants.

Sorry,

Can you say that in English? I have no idea what that means.

 

[whatever_gong82]

Sorry,

Can you say that in English? I have no idea what that means.

I meant that in my previous post, that the link that I added is where you have to go if you have any Blu-ray related issues.

 

[Ch3vr0n]

AnyDVD does not convert at all. It only rips 1:1 identical to what's on the disc and decrypts. Any conversion problems are solely the responsibility of your conversion software and not AnyDVD's.

That said, you don't need to make physical copies to use CloneBD. It can convert to mobile format too.

Anyway, wrong section, moved.

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[Crower]

Although it will take more space on your hard drive, another option is to rip the BD to your HD as an ISO and then you can use Virtual Clone Drive to watch it with your player as if it were seeing an actual disc. Works for me with even a simple player like MPC-HC (even for 3D features). Virtual Clone Drive is free and has other uses as well.

 

[BiTs2000]

Although it will take more space on your hard drive, another option is to rip the BD to your HD as an ISO and then you can use Virtual Clone Drive to watch it with your player as if it were seeing an actual disc. Works for me with even a simple player like MPC-HC even for 3D features. Virtual Clone Drive is free and has other uses as well.

Sounds good....Thank You sir! I will try it.