allanwilson10
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Whenever I back up bd-25 dics they play fine on my PS3.
When I try bd-50 films, stripped down via tsmuxer - they won't play - PS3 thinks they are data discs and doesn't play them.
I know I must be going wrong somewhere, but I don't know where.
For example - when trying to back up The Brave One (roughly 27GB)
I wanted to keep the whole film so I selected all the m2ts files and deleted the foreign audio and subtitles.
Then, I selected blu ray as the output, and started the muxing process.
This gave me a file of 13.4GB.
I then created an iso file via imageburn.
When I selected the iso file to burn to disc, image burn told me that I shoul;d have selected the mds file, and then done it for me - I thought this was strange because that file was only 8.21kb in size.
However, the length of time it took to burn was about the same as what a bd film usually takes.
Burn process seemed to go perfectly, and completed 100% - however as mentioned before - it did not play.
I have tried 2 or 3 films like this and all have the same results.
Any help would be gratefully received.
When I try bd-50 films, stripped down via tsmuxer - they won't play - PS3 thinks they are data discs and doesn't play them.
I know I must be going wrong somewhere, but I don't know where.
For example - when trying to back up The Brave One (roughly 27GB)
I wanted to keep the whole film so I selected all the m2ts files and deleted the foreign audio and subtitles.
Then, I selected blu ray as the output, and started the muxing process.
This gave me a file of 13.4GB.
I then created an iso file via imageburn.
When I selected the iso file to burn to disc, image burn told me that I shoul;d have selected the mds file, and then done it for me - I thought this was strange because that file was only 8.21kb in size.
However, the length of time it took to burn was about the same as what a bd film usually takes.
Burn process seemed to go perfectly, and completed 100% - however as mentioned before - it did not play.
I have tried 2 or 3 films like this and all have the same results.
Any help would be gratefully received.