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Arthur Daily
Feb 2004


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i could of gooled it but...

...fuck it



lets say im looking at a 1080i bluray rip of a movie.
its about 36gb blaa blaa blaa


can it be burnt to a blank bluray disk like an iso of a dvd,
or am i talking out my ass?

ive tried 8gb single files burnt to a dvd-dl and played em on my ps3 but whats up with these 36gb shit?

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Ripper
May 2002


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Re: i could of gooled it but...

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Originally posted by Arthur Daily
...fuck it



lets say im looking at a 1080i bluray rip of a movie.
its about 36gb blaa blaa blaa


can it be burnt to a blank bluray disk like an iso of a dvd,
or am i talking out my ass?

ive tried 8gb single files burnt to a dvd-dl and played em on my ps3 but whats up with these 36gb shit?



36 gig sounds like you have a complete blue ray rip, and i have a few around that size some are already iso with mds image and a few are just the complete files that i can build an iso image when i get around to buying a recorder (when the menu etc can be played like dvdr and dual layer)

So yes u can burn an iso file, and in theory you can play them on a ps3 or br box as they should be region unlocked and protection removed (protections lie in the menu files)

1 suggestion though do a couple of test burns before committing just to make sure your pc is efficient to burn em without crashing or freezing, i am also told as they take some time to burn you may want to watch the heat generated whilst burning them

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Feb 2004


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Re: Re: i could of gooled it but...

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36 gig sounds like you have a complete blue ray rip, and i have a few around that size some are already iso with mds image and a few are just the complete files that i can build an iso image when i get around to buying a recorder (when the menu etc can be played like dvdr and dual layer)

So yes u can burn an iso file, and in theory you can play them on a ps3 or br box as they should be region unlocked and protection removed (protections lie in the menu files)

1 suggestion though do a couple of test burns before committing just to make sure your pc is efficient to burn em without crashing or freezing, i am also told as they take some time to burn you may want to watch the heat generated whilst burning them



he is correct, although I suspect this 'bluray live' shit content just to sucker people into using all the nonsense 'extras' just as a way to verify invalid cd's in players (much like windows does for activation, etc etc.) We'll see.

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May 2002


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There has been talk that B.R players will have firmware updates similar to consoles to play the newer films to curb piracy, plus Sony already has something of a back up so i hear through the grapvine, so the days of standard dvd will be over for a while and not straightforward as is currently.
Reminds me of the cracked cinema t.s DTS days when within a few weeks of all the top films coming out with perfect surround sound, then they come and bring out DTS.v2 which they kept up there sleeve

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