How to Burn?

[bones15416]

Ok...I understand that this makes me sound like a dolt...but...

I am using the trial version before I decide to buy....I can't for the life of me figure what to burn from....when I open a folder to try and burn the copy...it either says folder is empty or no items match my search....Have mercy on an obvious newbie....any and all help is appreciated.

Thanks!!

 

[cp1966]

Ditto!

I trying before I buy as well. I am trying to figure out how to burn a copy of a Blu Ray on my own thru a little trial and error, but some kind of tutorial would be nice. :rock:

 

[antipodes]

How to burn

Will a tutorial be developed for CloneBD and AnyDVD HD similarto the excellent existing tutorials?

 

[Adbear]

You have various options for the source. If it's an ISO image then you choose that then browse to the location of the Blu-ray ISO and point it at the ISO image file, if it's a Blu-ray folder then the folder structure must be correct for a Blu-ray (the same as you would see on an original Blu-ray disc), and again you browse to the location of the BDMV & Certificate folder then click OK, , and if it's a disc then point it at the disc in the drive.

As you don't say which option you are trying to choose it's difficult to trouble shoot.

 

[eddieg69]

I too am having trouble burning. CloneDVD would read and compress the disc, then eject and ask for a blank. With CloneBD I tell it destination as BR burner but it just compresses the folders to the hard disc never asking for a blank to burn. From reading other posts I created an iso image with AnyDVD HD then compressed that with CloneBD. Still see no options to burn a disc. Used another program that came with the burner to burn a disc, but don't think that is the point. Also using the try before buy but believe all functions are enabled. What are we doing wrong or missing?

 

[gmac1701]

To be honest I don't use this as I prefer to burn my BD straight from ISO in case of buffering errors.

My workflow is:

Rip BD to ISO using ANYDVDHD
Load CloneBD and work on the ISO
Get CloneBD to create the new 25 GB ISO
Burn BD with IMgburn.

Takes a little longer but gives me perfect results every time.

 

[cp1966]

I was able to make a copy, but honestly I tried so many different things , I don't recall what I did!

It did take about 5 - hours. Not that I was in a real hurry, but that was a long time. My PC is a intel i7 3.5 ghz, 16 gb ram, and a NVidia GTX 650, running Windows 8.1 64 bit, hardly slow......