BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide - Club CD Freaks

**zevia** · 18-11-2007

This guide illustrates how to make a backup of your Blu-ray content using DVD media as storage, in four easy steps. The resulting DVD disc (Single Layer or Double Layer) is playable on standalone Blu-ray players or PS3. Since there is no encoding, the picture and audio are kept in original high definition quality.

Programs needed:

TsRemux (by dmz01): to remux/demux transport stream files, trim unneeded streams (audio or subtitle) and much more
HDBDSplitGUI: to split the resulting movies into multiple DVDs
ImgBurn 2.4.0.0 or Nero Burning ROM: to burn the DVDs into UDF 2.50/2.60 format

Note: Transport stream (TS) is a communication protocol for audio, video and data as specified in MPEG-2 standard.

The BD2DVD Guide:

The source files can be from your High Definition (Blu-ray) Camcorder, Satellite/Cable/Over-The-Air/Fiber Optic HD broadcasts, or other Blu-ray content. You will need to transfer or rip them first to your hard drive for faster processing.

1. Run TsRemux (v.0.0.18 or higher). Load a transport stream M2TS or MPEG-2 file and TsRemux will show all elementary streams found. Click on the streams you want to keep, in this guide we chose AVC Video Stream #17, Lossless PCM Audio Stream #1 and the subtitles Presentation Graphic Stream #1 (See Note below). Select “M2TS (192 byte packets)” checkbox and “Use async I/O” for maximum throughput. Click on Remux to start the process.

Note: since TsRemux does not show the audio language (English, Spanish etc) in the Dolby Digital list, in order to get the correct one you can “right click” on a Dolby Digital stream and a pop op will appear. Choose “Demux Dolby Digital Audio Stream #x to elementary stream”, playback and check the resulting AC3 if it’s the one you want.

2. Now we will use HDBDSplitGUI to split the new MT2S file into several DVD. Load the new MT2S file in HDBDSplitGUI and enter the Split size. For DVD Single Layer: 4400 MB should be good. For DVD DL: 8050 – 8100MB. In the Destination Folder: enter the folder name you want to save the result, then click Split. The program will create new M2TS files (part0001.m2ts, part0002.m2ts, … part00xx.m2ts)

Here is the result in Explorer:

3. Now we will need to generate Blu-ray disc structure from those new M2TS files by using TsRemux again. Load part0001.m2ts and enter the folder name in the Output File. Select all elementary streams and check “Blu-ray” output format.

The new result is a Blu-ray structure that fits into DVD. Repeat step# 3 for all other part000x.m2ts files.

4. The last step is to burn using ImgBurn (2.4.0.0 or higher) or Nero Burning ROM, use UDF 2.50 for playback compatibility. Reports states that UDF 2.60 also works.

In ImgBurn, choose Build Mode, drag the BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders and select Options UDF 2.50. Select Device as output, insert a blank DVD SL or DL and burn the Blu-ray files with your favorite DVD burner.

If you use Nero Burning ROM, drag BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders, select DVD-ROM (UDF) and choose Physical Partition UDF 2.50. Insert a blank DVD SL or DL and burn the Blu-ray files with your favorite DVD burner.

Lastly, insert the burned DVD disc in your Blu-ray player or PS3. In PS3 the disc is recognized as AVCHD DVD-ROM.

Enjoy the high definition Blu-ray content on DVD...

Added:

Found some M2TS file on the net to play around:

Cars: AVC (1080p), lossless PCM audio, Dolby Digital, subtitles. (228MB, 1 minute)
Planet Earth trailer: AVC (1080p), Dolby Digital. (112MB, 1 minute).

~~ oOo ~~

**MegaDETH** · 18-11-2007

That is great Zevi, I can't wait to try this out.

What program/s have you been using to Rip the content to your hard drive?

**alan1476** · 18-11-2007

Fantastic guide Zevi, maybe you have some M2TS files for some of us to play with? It would be great to get acquainted with these programs before we jump into the water ( so to speak).

**The Kipper** · 18-11-2007

Gonna give this a try; thanks zevi

MegaDeth; so far I have ripped Wild Hogs BD to the HD with AnyDVD HD ripper. Will give the guide a try tomorrow, today is Kids day with the family getting together for Thanksgiving holidays.

MozartMan · 19-11-2007

Where can I download ImgBurn 2.4.0.0?

http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download website only has v2.3.2.0.

Thanks.

Bob · 19-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by MozartMan

Where can I download ImgBurn 2.4.0.0?

http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download website only has v2.3.2.0.

Thanks.

yeah it's one of those things if your not in the know

Quote:

Originally Posted by zevia

is playback-able on standalone Blu-ray players or PS3.

Where did you come up with this word.

MozartMan · 19-11-2007

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Originally Posted by rolling56

yeah it's one of those things if your not in the know

????

Bob · 19-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by MozartMan

????

It has not been released to us pee ons yet.

**zevia** · 19-11-2007

MozartMan: LUK said that 2.4.0.0 will be out very soon, need a little touch so that we can get a good final one.

rolling56: what's the better word/sentence then (playback-able)?

alan1476: I will try to find an M2TS file for you guys to try out. But it will still be >80MB if you want a 1920x1080 video.

MegaDETH: to rip from cable box you can connect the box through firewire, from blu-ray camcorder I guess it's straight forward (I don't have one), to rip from blu-ray disc as Kipper said you can use AnyDVDHD ripper.

MozartMan · 19-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by zevia

rolling56: what's the better word/sentence then (playback-able)?

playable

**zevia** · 19-11-2007

Thanks.

First post edited and added links to a couple of M2TS files for you guys to play around. Let us know!

**zevia** · 19-11-2007

Btw, can someone test on an upconverter DVD player to see if it works?

THE C. · 19-11-2007

Dreams do come true for us!

alluringreality · 19-11-2007

Have you tried this with Blu-rays that use mpeg2 video? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc) You say "Since there is no encoding", but I don't know how there wouldn't be any encoding with all the Blu-rays that use mpeg2 video. AVCHD doesn't seem to accept mpeg2 video as far as I can tell http://www.avchd-info.org/format/index.html

_chef_ · 19-11-2007

If I had the new LG killerdrive (GGW20) I could try with my HD recordings. (dreamin'....)

etp · 20-11-2007

Now if you could rip the BR on the PS3 to your computer HD and then use a DL DVD burner to back it up, that would be perfect. Seems like I saw a thread on transfering files wireless from your PS3 to your Computer HD.

SamuriHL · 20-11-2007

@etp, here's a little post I put together on the Slysoft forum. It's how to install Ubuntu linux on the PS3 and attach an NTFS external drive to rip your Blu-ray ISO to. The stuff at the end shows how to decrypt it. I hope it helps:

Quote:

To get Ubuntu installed go here:

http://psubuntu.com/installation-instructions/

Once you get Ubuntu installed and booted, you're going to want to plug in your NTFS formatted external drive and let Ubuntu recognize it. Then you'll open a terminal session(You'll find it under applications, accessories, terminal) and you'll want to modify the following command for your system:

dd if=/dev/scd0 of=/media/disk/name.iso

The if part is the Blu-ray drive on the PS3.
The of part is the path to your external hard drive.

Obviously change name.iso to whatever name you want to give it.

You will see no progress at all while this command is running and it will take quite some time to execute. When it's done, you'll have a ginormous iso image on your external drive that you can then mount in Daemon Tools on your HTPC. AnyDVD HD will then go to work and decrypt it for you and you can play it back as needed. If you have any questions, just reply back to this thread and I'll see what I can do to help.

Electrox3d · 21-11-2007

Does this work with all blu-ray discs? AVC? VC-1? MPEG-2?

sebasd5 · 24-11-2007

Hi, I have tried doing all this using Nero but my BR player doesn't play it. It's a Panasonic BD30, and the files I'm trying to burn are captured straight from my cable DVR using Firewire. I made sure to select UDF 2.50. The player seems to read something, but it goes in some kind of loop and doesn't either stop or play. Any ideas?

_chef_ · 25-11-2007

What exact format is the DVR recording?

MozartMan · 25-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by _chef_

What exact format is the DVR recording?

Cable:

1. MPEG-2, 1920x1080i, 19Mbs maximum. (HBO, Max, Discovery, MHD, CBS, NBC, some others)
2. MPEG-2, 1280 × 720p, 19Mbs maximum. (Fox, ABC, some others)

DTV and Dish switched mostly to MPEG-4, I think.

**zevia** · 25-11-2007

Electox3d: I haven't tried with mpeg2 yet, it might need an extra step before creating the blu-ray structure with TsRemux.

sebasd5: Do you have some mpeg2 files to try out? You can upload to sendspace.com.

Did you try using M2TS sample files (see post#1 for links) and does it work on your Samsung BD30?

Bob · 25-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by zevia

Electox3d: I haven't tried with mpeg2 yet, it might need an extra step before creating the blu-ray structure with TsRemux.

sebasd5: Do you have some mpeg2 files to try out? You can upload to sendspace.com.

Did you try using M2TS sample files (see post#1 for links) and does it work on your Samsung BD30?

zevia is the Panasonic BD30 the same as the Samsung BD30?

**zevia** · 25-11-2007

sorry I meant Panasonic BD30.

pulsation · 27-11-2007

Hopefully the experts here can help me out. I am attempting to take a HD-DVD movie, which has already been split into five .TS files, and convert them into a Blu-Ray compatible format that can be watched on my PS3. When I load the first .ts file in TSRemux, I get the following streams:

VC-1 Video Stream #33
Dolby Digital Audio Stream #37
Dolby Digital Plus Audio Stream #38
Dolby True HD Audio Stream #40
Dolby Digital Audio Stream #45

I have tried remuxing the VC-1 with various combinations of audio streams and I cannot get any to play the audio once I burn the converted .ts file to AVCHD DVD-R. The video plays fine without any issues. However, I get complete silence no matter which combination of streams I try to use. I try to avoid using the DD+ stream, since I know that format is basically non-compatible with the Blu-Ray spec. Are all the streams necessary to hear the soundtrack? The reason I ask is because I tried remuxing the .ts file into Blu-Ray with just the VC-1 stream and the True HD audio stream, and when I played the DVD-R in the PS3, I got weird audio information in the bar at the top of the screen. "Dolby TrueHD" showed up as the codec, which was correct, but it said "2-Ch" and a constant 299kb/s for the bitrate. It should have sa

18-11-2007	#1 (permalink)
zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,183	BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> This guide illustrates how to make a backup of your Blu-ray content using DVD media as storage, in four easy steps. The resulting DVD disc (Single Layer or Double Layer) is playable on standalone Blu-ray players or PS3. Since there is no encoding, the picture and audio are kept in original high definition quality. Programs needed: TsRemux (by dmz01): to remux/demux transport stream files, trim unneeded streams (audio or subtitle) and much more HDBDSplitGUI: to split the resulting movies into multiple DVDs ImgBurn 2.4.0.0 or Nero Burning ROM: to burn the DVDs into UDF 2.50/2.60 format Note: Transport stream (TS) is a communication protocol for audio, video and data as specified in MPEG-2 standard. The BD2DVD Guide: The source files can be from your High Definition (Blu-ray) Camcorder, Satellite/Cable/Over-The-Air/Fiber Optic HD broadcasts, or other Blu-ray content. You will need to transfer or rip them first to your hard drive for faster processing. 1. Run TsRemux (v.0.0.18 or higher). Load a transport stream M2TS or MPEG-2 file and TsRemux will show all elementary streams found. Click on the streams you want to keep, in this guide we chose AVC Video Stream #17, Lossless PCM Audio Stream #1 and the subtitles Presentation Graphic Stream #1 (See Note below). Select “M2TS (192 byte packets)” checkbox and “Use async I/O” for maximum throughput. Click on Remux to start the process. Note: since TsRemux does not show the audio language (English, Spanish etc) in the Dolby Digital list, in order to get the correct one you can “right click” on a Dolby Digital stream and a pop op will appear. Choose “Demux Dolby Digital Audio Stream #x to elementary stream”, playback and check the resulting AC3 if it’s the one you want. 2. Now we will use HDBDSplitGUI to split the new MT2S file into several DVD. Load the new MT2S file in HDBDSplitGUI and enter the Split size. For DVD Single Layer: 4400 MB should be good. For DVD DL: 8050 – 8100MB. In the Destination Folder: enter the folder name you want to save the result, then click Split. The program will create new M2TS files (part0001.m2ts, part0002.m2ts, … part00xx.m2ts) Here is the result in Explorer: 3. Now we will need to generate Blu-ray disc structure from those new M2TS files by using TsRemux again. Load part0001.m2ts and enter the folder name in the Output File. Select all elementary streams and check “Blu-ray” output format. The new result is a Blu-ray structure that fits into DVD. Repeat step# 3 for all other part000x.m2ts files. 4. The last step is to burn using ImgBurn (2.4.0.0 or higher) or Nero Burning ROM, use UDF 2.50 for playback compatibility. Reports states that UDF 2.60 also works. In ImgBurn, choose Build Mode, drag the BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders and select Options UDF 2.50. Select Device as output, insert a blank DVD SL or DL and burn the Blu-ray files with your favorite DVD burner. If you use Nero Burning ROM, drag BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders, select DVD-ROM (UDF) and choose Physical Partition UDF 2.50. Insert a blank DVD SL or DL and burn the Blu-ray files with your favorite DVD burner. Lastly, insert the burned DVD disc in your Blu-ray player or PS3. In PS3 the disc is recognized as AVCHD DVD-ROM. Enjoy the high definition Blu-ray content on DVD... Added: Found some M2TS file on the net to play around: Cars: AVC (1080p), lossless PCM audio, Dolby Digital, subtitles. (228MB, 1 minute) Planet Earth trailer: AVC (1080p), Dolby Digital. (112MB, 1 minute). ~~ oOo ~~ __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| BenQ/Philips FAQ \| Tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash \| NeroRegedit: EnableSolidBurn, Overburn5000MB LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray Last edited by zevia; 19-11-2007 at 17:20.

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MegaDETH CD Freaks Senior Reviewer & Moderator Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Watertown Posts: 3,226	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide That is great Zevi, I can't wait to try this out. What program/s have you been using to Rip the content to your hard drive?

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alan1476 Moderator & Software Editor Join Date: May 2005 Location: Watching you Posts: 11,115	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Fantastic guide Zevi, maybe you have some M2TS files for some of us to play with? It would be great to get acquainted with these programs before we jump into the water ( so to speak). __________________ I do not provide technical support over E-mail or Private Message Please post your questions on the Forum Sign up to CD Freaks Register Here FORUM RULES Need some help ? Please use our search function first Join us on the CDFreaks Folding@Home Team! Read more here Get WinDWFlash HERE My Computer specs are HERE

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The Kipper CD Freaks Senior Reviewer & Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Northern California Posts: 1,119	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Gonna give this a try; thanks zevi MegaDeth; so far I have ripped Wild Hogs BD to the HD with AnyDVD HD ripper. Will give the guide a try tomorrow, today is Kids day with the family getting together for Thanksgiving holidays.

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MozartMan New on Forum Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 16	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Where can I download ImgBurn 2.4.0.0? http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download website only has v2.3.2.0. Thanks.

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zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,183	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide MozartMan: LUK said that 2.4.0.0 will be out very soon, need a little touch so that we can get a good final one. rolling56: what's the better word/sentence then (playback-able)? alan1476: I will try to find an M2TS file for you guys to try out. But it will still be >80MB if you want a 1920x1080 video. MegaDETH: to rip from cable box you can connect the box through firewire, from blu-ray camcorder I guess it's straight forward (I don't have one), to rip from blu-ray disc as Kipper said you can use AnyDVDHD ripper. __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| BenQ/Philips FAQ \| Tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash \| NeroRegedit: EnableSolidBurn, Overburn5000MB LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray

19-11-2007	#11 (permalink)
zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,183	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Thanks. First post edited and added links to a couple of M2TS files for you guys to play around. Let us know! __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| BenQ/Philips FAQ \| Tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash \| NeroRegedit: EnableSolidBurn, Overburn5000MB LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray

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zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,183	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Btw, can someone test on an upconverter DVD player to see if it works? __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| BenQ/Philips FAQ \| Tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash \| NeroRegedit: EnableSolidBurn, Overburn5000MB LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray

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alluringreality New on Forum Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 1	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Have you tried this with Blu-rays that use mpeg2 video? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc) You say "Since there is no encoding", but I don't know how there wouldn't be any encoding with all the Blu-rays that use mpeg2 video. AVCHD doesn't seem to accept mpeg2 video as far as I can tell http://www.avchd-info.org/format/index.html

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_chef_ CD Freaks Guru Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: @FX labs .de ...watching [Benders.Big.Score] [Tripping.The.Rift.The.Movie] Posts: 23,477	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide If I had the new LG killerdrive (GGW20) I could try with my HD recordings. (dreamin'....) __________________ Started with burning capable optical drives (CD-R) in 1997. Bought optical drives from AOpen, HP, LiteOn, NEC, Philips, Pioneer, Plextor, Ricoh, Samsung, Sanyo, Toshiba and Yamaha. *'Things are now in motion that cannot be undone.' [Gandalf, LoTR]* Enable DMA with micrAp$0ft Enable DMA free at your will busTRACE => Upper/Lower Filters Util DevCon *HOW TO ... Delete the Upper & Lower Filters!* If you expect help then please start by using the powerful SEARCH.

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etp CD Freak Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: fl Posts: 3,458	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Now if you could rip the BR on the PS3 to your computer HD and then use a DL DVD burner to back it up, that would be perfect. Seems like I saw a thread on transfering files wireless from your PS3 to your Computer HD. __________________ Burners=TOSHIBA H553,HLDS GBC-H20N BD ,SAMSUNG 183L& 203B,NEC 3650 SATA,BQ 1655/Pioneer A11/Sony PS3&Toshiba A2, Sony 52" XBR-4,Samsung 4071,SHARP LC52D62U, SONY KDL46V2500, /Panasonic DMR-ES46VS,HK7200 receiver/Boxes=ONE DELL 530 SLIM BD//Two Dell 9200s,Gigabyte AM2 Duo Core custom build

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sebasd5 New on Forum Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Hi, I have tried doing all this using Nero but my BR player doesn't play it. It's a Panasonic BD30, and the files I'm trying to burn are captured straight from my cable DVR using Firewire. I made sure to select UDF 2.50. The player seems to read something, but it goes in some kind of loop and doesn't either stop or play. Any ideas?

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_chef_ CD Freaks Guru Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: @FX labs .de ...watching [Benders.Big.Score] [Tripping.The.Rift.The.Movie] Posts: 23,477	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide What exact format is the DVR recording? __________________ Started with burning capable optical drives (CD-R) in 1997. Bought optical drives from AOpen, HP, LiteOn, NEC, Philips, Pioneer, Plextor, Ricoh, Samsung, Sanyo, Toshiba and Yamaha. *'Things are now in motion that cannot be undone.' [Gandalf, LoTR]* Enable DMA with micrAp$0ft Enable DMA free at your will busTRACE => Upper/Lower Filters Util DevCon *HOW TO ... Delete the Upper & Lower Filters!* If you expect help then please start by using the powerful SEARCH.

25-11-2007	#22 (permalink)
zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,183	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide Electox3d: I haven't tried with mpeg2 yet, it might need an extra step before creating the blu-ray structure with TsRemux. sebasd5: Do you have some mpeg2 files to try out? You can upload to sendspace.com. Did you try using M2TS sample files (see post#1 for links) and does it work on your Samsung BD30? __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| BenQ/Philips FAQ \| Tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash \| NeroRegedit: EnableSolidBurn, Overburn5000MB LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray

25-11-2007	#24 (permalink)
zevia Admin & Review Coordinator N.America Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: USA Posts: 9,183	Re: BD2DVD: Blu-ray to DVD guide sorry I meant Panasonic BD30. __________________ Click here to join CDFreaks.com Join CDFreaks Distributed Computing Team, have fun while helping to save some lives! My review PC & Specs & Media Blu-ray to DVD guide Forum Rules \| BenQ/Philips FAQ \| Tools: BQFlasher, MCSE, WOPC Tool, WinDWFlash \| NeroRegedit: EnableSolidBurn, Overburn5000MB LG GGW-H10N Blu-ray/HD-DVD \| LG GBW-H10N Blu-ray \| Panasonic SW-5582 Blu-ray