BD-RE or BD-R - Blu-ray Forum

kim24frame · 05-09-2007, 06:16 PM

Simple Question. I am using the software that came with the Sony blu ray burner. Cyberlink. When I go to make a blu ray video it says disc not recognized. I am using BD-R. I can burn data files, no problem. Expensive media.

takezo · 05-09-2007, 09:18 PM

BD-R is like CD-R or DVD-R. It's write once only. Just as with the other media you should be able to continue a session as long as you enabled multi-session. If you choose finalize disk, you can never wright on it again.

onother thing is that for the most part OEM software is crapy. Expecially software made by Sony. I remeber that Atrac encoder they had packaged with an old Sony CD walkman. It would freeze, crash, refuse to burn or create atrac music.
Terrible program.

Do yourself a favor and get the latest version of Nero Burning rom, which suports Blu-Ray authoring. www.nero.com

Don Blish · 05-10-2007, 10:58 PM

As extensively reported here and on the Cyberlink forum, the bundled Cyberlink software will not make a BDMV project with a menu. It only makes a simplified BDAV project - and that will not play in Sony's own BDP-S1 player. To solve this without spending a fortune, a number of us here on this board has purchased Sonic/Roxio's DVDit Pro HD for $500. It seems to be and unbundled version of the burning engine of Sonic's Avid product line.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=8121

05-09-2007, 06:16 PM	#1
kim24frame New Member Member since:May 2007	BD-RE or BD-R Simple Question. I am using the software that came with the Sony blu ray burner. Cyberlink. When I go to make a blu ray video it says disc not recognized. I am using BD-R. I can burn data files, no problem. Expensive media.

05-09-2007, 09:18 PM	#2
takezo Active Member Member since:Aug 2006	BD-R is like CD-R or DVD-R. It's write once only. Just as with the other media you should be able to continue a session as long as you enabled multi-session. If you choose finalize disk, you can never wright on it again. onother thing is that for the most part OEM software is crapy. Expecially software made by Sony. I remeber that Atrac encoder they had packaged with an old Sony CD walkman. It would freeze, crash, refuse to burn or create atrac music. Terrible program. Do yourself a favor and get the latest version of Nero Burning rom, which suports Blu-Ray authoring. www.nero.com

05-10-2007, 10:58 PM	#3
Don Blish Member Member since:Jun 2006 Location:Los Angeles	As extensively reported here and on the Cyberlink forum, the bundled Cyberlink software will not make a BDMV project with a menu. It only makes a simplified BDAV project - and that will not play in Sony's own BDP-S1 player. To solve this without spending a fortune, a number of us here on this board has purchased Sonic/Roxio's DVDit Pro HD for $500. It seems to be and unbundled version of the burning engine of Sonic's Avid product line. https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=8121

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