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Bluray downsized to fit on DVD-R or +R ??

Ch3vr0n said:
There is another thing op needs to be aware of, if you downsize to a dvd it will still be a blu-ray structure but on a DVD. Something us more advanced users call a BD5 (for single layer DVD) or BD9 (if dual layer dvd media). However a standard dvd player won't be able to read the disc as it won't be a valid dvd, regardless of the fact that it's burn't on a dvd it's still a blu-ray structure. BD-Rebuilder has the ability to shrink & conver to a valid DVD structure however it can do this only for the main movie. You'll lose all menu's.
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Sure, but converting to DVD format is what he intends. Losing the menu is a small price.
 
DrXenos said:
Yes, as Ch3vr0n said, you need AnyDVD HD to rip the disc onto your hard drive. Use one of the tools above to convert the Blu-ray folder to a DVD folder. Then use Img Burn to burn the DVD. I would use a media player, like VLC, to test the DVD folder before you burned it.
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I have been using Anydvd for many years, I bought HD last year to support Slysoft even though I didn't need it then, I wanted to support Slysoft and feel I have gotten great value on their software. I do wish they made a product that would do what I want so I would not need to rely on an outside product. I would buy it in a minute! ;)

I downloaded the suggested software recommended in this thread, Now I need to get a Blu-ray unit. Any suggestions on a good quality Blu-Ray Burner that has a good track record? I have been looking at Newegg, there are some rated better than others but I rather get a recommendation from forum members here! Lord knows we all hate burning coasters!
 
Looks like LG appears to be the winner, ;)
anyone want to suggest a specific model?
 
Movietime said:
Looks like LG appears to be the winner, ;)
anyone want to suggest a specific model?
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If did a Google search for LG Blu-Ray, you would come up with a list. Allot of them are out of stock. You might want to try this one. Best of luck. 8)
 
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