Burning HD video to a Blu-ray disc?

[KJH6926]

So heres the thing.... I have purchased some HD video from Itunes and Amazon and was wondering how I might go about burning these to a blu-ray disc so I could have a hard copy that will work in my blu-ray player. I have purchased more through Itunes than amazon so if the methods are different for each I would prefer to find one for itunes. I downloaded them on my mac pro by the way. Any suggesions/links to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

[Dieu]

Originally Posted by KJH6926

So heres the thing.... I have purchased some HD video from Itunes and Amazon and was wondering how I might go about burning these to a blu-ray disc so I could have a hard copy that will work in my blu-ray player. I have purchased more through Itunes than amazon so if the methods are different for each I would prefer to find one for itunes. I downloaded them on my mac pro by the way. Any suggesions/links to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

there is a web site call "video help" that explain that kind of things.

[KJH6926]

Originally Posted by Dieu

there is a web site call "video help" that explain that kind of things.

ok i'll check it out. Thanks!

[Dieu]

Originally Posted by KJH6926

ok i'll check it out. Thanks!

you're welcome!

I think I've made that kind of job in the past with the freeware "image burn".

It's been a while, i'm not sure.

[PenguinMaster]

With both of those you'd have to remove the DRM from the files. Discussing how to do that is against the site rules.

[KJH6926]

Originally Posted by PenguinMaster

With both of those you'd have to remove the DRM from the files. Discussing how to do that is against the site rules.

wasent trying to go against any site rules...not even sure what your talking about with the DRM. Just was wanting to have a hard copy/back up of my files. No worries though i went and bought the DVD(s) since they arent on blu-ray and more than likely want be anytime soon.

[doremi]

I have HD video on my pc, but when I try to put it on a Blu-Ray disk (I wasted 2 already!), the audio is not in sync with the video. This does not happen when I play the original files on my pc. But once I put them on the disk, something happens and they audio/video shifts. I am using Xilisoft Blu Ray Creator 2. Any ideas on how to avoid that from happening?...

[chip75]

Originally Posted by doremi

I have HD video on my pc, but when I try to put it on a Blu-Ray disk (I wasted 2 already!), the audio is not in sync with the video. This does not happen when I play the original files on my pc. But once I put them on the disk, something happens and they audio/video shifts. I am using Xilisoft Blu Ray Creator 2. Any ideas on how to avoid that from happening?...

I'd put the files onto a USB stick to see if they're in-sync, if they're not your PC maybe compensating to get things to match up. Are you creating a BD disc or just a data-disc?

[David McMinn]

I was wondering which operating system your using. I purchased an LG Slim Portable blu-ray Multi Drive CP 40 (BD-Rom / DVD Rewriter) from Best Buy. It is compatible for Windows XP and up (don't know about 8). The nice thing is it didn't cost much.

[Richaldanny]

Originally Posted by doremi

I have HD video on my pc, but when I try to put it on a Blu-Ray disk (I wasted 2 already!), the audio is not in sync with the video. This does not happen when I play the original files on my pc. But once I put them on the disk, something happens and they audio/video shifts. I am using Xilisoft Blu Ray Creator 2. Any ideas on how to avoid that from happening?...

The program cannot help burn the videos to the disc?