How To Burn Ps3 Games To Bd Rebuilder
Originally Posted by rockytt IMHO, don't get involved with the whole compression thing - Short answer, no there is no single program to strip out extras like DVDShrink, however, the process is VERY easy using 3 (or 4) programs: I repeat, it's VERY easy to do this (and I hate learning new things) - strip out everything except the main movie and you are almost always left with an iso smaller than 25 gb BD Rebuilder is a 1-click process to do exactly that, will strip out everything if you so require & put the movie only on a BD-25 or even a BD9 (DVD+ RL). Originally Posted by SiciliaYItalia Do you use BD Rebuilder at all?
I downloaded TSMuxer, but have no idea how to use it yet lol. No, I heve never used it.
Can't burn PS3 Blu-ray - posted in ImgBurn Support: So, I just bought and installed this program so I could make back-ups of my PS3 games but if I follow all the instructions I can't get it to work. Steps I'm taking: Place PS3 game into DVD burner Open ImgBurn Once it loads choose Mode and then Read. BD Rebuilder Beta - Bug Reports Only DVD Rebuilder. Like an Idiot i didn't burn to BD-RE for the Futurama Benders Game BD. Extra's and menu. I have a PS3. And i think they both had PiP but the video/audio was removed in the stream section. I did Batman Begins and it had PiP and play flawlessly. Oppaassa neuvotaan Blu-ray-elokuvien varmuuskopiointi toiselle Blu-ray- tai DVD-levylle BD Rebuilder- ja ImgBurn-ohjelmien avulla. Avainsanat: BD, Rebuilder, blu-ray. Avainsanat: convert, mkv, matroska, mp4, xbox, 360, nero, digital, aac, lc, multichannel, microsoft, game, console, avc, h.264, xvid. 5.1.2009 22:23. Blu-ray Burner can help people to burn PS3 games to Blu-ray disc to make copies and backup your favorite PS3 games without hassle of making bad copies.
I use DGAVCIndex to index the frames in the h264 file, AviSynth to resize and frameserve, MeGUI to reencode video with x264 and to transcode the audio if necessary, finally I use tsMuxer to create the BD structure which I burn onto a disc with ImgBurn. Of course you need AnyDVDHD to be able to copy the necessary files to the hard drive. My method probably takes longer than using BDrebuilder, but it works for me so I'll stick with it until I hear that BDRebuilder is past the beta stage. I've tried BD-Rebuilder (also using The Dark Knight) and stripped out just the main movie and sized it to fit on a DVD-9 disc.
The results were virtually indistinguishable from the original BD rip. Blazevideo Dvd Copy Keygen more. There are options for compressing either the full disc or just the main movie to either BD-25, DVD-9, or DVD-5.
You should have no problems getting your movie shrunk to fit on a BD-25 disc and the results will be fantastic. Keep in mind that BD-Rebuilder is still just a beta release so expect to encounter an occasional bug.
I did get an error message during the process but it didn't seem to affect the overall processing or results. I'm a long-time user of DVD-Rebuilder (also developed by jDobbs) and it's by far the best app available for compressing standard DVDs. Lots of people like DVD Shrink but DVD-RB blows it out of the water with respect to picture quality.
I would expect nothing less than the best from BD-Rebuilder. It may be time consuming, but you have to realize what you're dealing with. The amount of data being processed is massive so expect the time involved to reflect the task at hand. Originally Posted by captain_video I'm a long-time user of DVD-Rebuilder (also developed by jDobbs) and it's by far the best app available for compressing standard DVDs. Lots of people like DVD Shrink but DVD-RB blows it out of the water with respect to picture quality.
From my experience, this is not true! If you enable the 2-pass encoding in DVD Shrink, the results are equal (and some times better) than with DVD Rebuilder.
Also, DVD SHrink is a 100 times faster. Furthermore, the new BR Rebuilder lacks the option to rebuild to BD-50. Why would I need that? Because I don't want any recoding to keep the image at the best possible level, but still I need to strip all the extras, unneeded languages, etc. To save space on my media server. I'm putting all my hopes into SlySofts CloneBR, which is apparently under development! Originally Posted by MHoefler From my experience, this is not true!
If you enable the 2-pass encoding in DVD Shrink, the results are equal (and some times better) than with DVD Rebuilder. Also, DVD SHrink is a 100 times faster. That all depends on which encoder you're using with DVD-RB. If you're using the freeware QuEnc that comes with DVD-RB then I'd be inclined to agree with you. I'm using CCE (CinemaCraft Encoder) and the results are noticeably better than DVD Shrink, at least with the movies I tried it with. I haven't used DVD Shrink in a very long time so I have no idea if they've made improvements to it. DVD Shrink is definitely much faster than DVD-RB, but then DVD-RB does a much better job at re-encoding the data than DVD Shrink, IMHO.