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back up software i should use for BD?

Ch3vr0n said:
yeah but ya can't exactly hook up an external drive to a player (most ifnot all) must be formatted as fat32 to be seen and there aint 1 blu-ray that small :p
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Sure you can. Buy an OPPO.
 
adbear the problem is the winzip file is there only 25.8gb with brides maid the media i have is 25gb 4x BD-R optical quantum and just bought some 50gb 6x BD-R digistor. the drive rips it fine just does burn to the disk it says the same as before "drive E: not ready' this is as soon as i eject the original copy and put the blank one in its place. i thought it might be because it was not formatted. so i tried that still nothing. i went into property manager and checked if it needed updated drivers.
 
so i decided to go with IMG burn and it acted like it wanted to try but i got some errors first one was:

I/O ERROR!
DEVICE [0:1:0: HL-DT-DT BD-RE WH08LS20
2.00(E:) (ATAPI)
SCSI STATUS:0X02
INTERPRETATION CHECK CONDITIONS

CDB; AA 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 20 40 00
INTERPATION WRITE (12)- SECTORS : 0-31
SENSE AREA 70 00 03 00 00 00 00 0A 00 00 00 D4 73 03 00 00 00 00
INTERPRETATION: POWER CABLE CALIBRATION AREA ERROR

I ATTEMPED AGAIN GOT THIS ERROR:

613 FLIES, 36 FOLDERS
CONTENT TYPE: BD VIDEO
DATE TYPE: MODE 1/2048

FILE SYSTEM: UDF(2.50)
VOL LABEL: BRIDES MAIDS

SIZE: 30,668,053,798 BYTES
SECTORS: 14,975,024

IMAGE SIZE:30,672,486,400
IMAGE SECTORS: 14,976,80i did burn the image with ANYDVDHD RIP and then use img burn to burn it.

it attemped to but dvd player said it could not read format. any help please i read the sticky post and got nothing did everything it said to.
 
That's because a dvd player can't read blu-rays, and no logfile attached
 
ch3vron* also i am going to try with virtual clone drive. thank for any help you guy provide.
 
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