Blu-ray backups

[afterburner]

Does anyone know of a program that will backup a commercial blu-ray dvd onto a blank blu-ray disc

[Blue]

None! There is some software that "cracks"
the encryption, however this could not be considered legal no matter what. Managed copy is still being sorted out, copying to a HDD. I would be surprised if the released Blu-ray disc's will support this. On the back of Blu-ray disc's you will notice an disc copy symbol with a (NO) red line through it (at least all the ones I have).

There are many threads (mainly old - about 18 months ago) about copy protection. I don't think we need another discourse on everyone's thoughts about copy protection again (just getting in first). Sometime down the tack I would imagine software will be released to copy non protected disc's (home movies).

For the record there is no such thing as blu-ray dvd - it's just Blu-ray.

[afterburner]

Thanks Blue ...i stand corrected

[jorg]

soon there is said to be a blu-ray vishion of this:
http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvdhd.html

but the blu-ray vishion will be uslles once bd+ is used
i would not back any thing up atlest for another 5 years becuase it would be inmoral

[dadkins]

It's live!
http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=2263

6.1.3.0 2007 03 05
- New: Added Blu-Ray support
- New: Added removal of Blu-Ray region code
- Change: Automatic update notification is now less intrusive
(it uses a ballon tool tip) on Windows XP and Vista
- Change: I/O on 64bit OS (WinXP64/Vista64) moved to kernel mode
- Updated ElbyCDIO layer, fixes "cannot get exclusive access" in
CloneDVD and CloneCD under XP64 and Vista64
- Change: ElbyCDIO uses less CPU cycles under Windows XP and Vista
- Change: After using CloneCD or CloneDVD, AnyDVD does no longer
rescan the disc under XP64 and Vista64.
- Fix: HD DVDs without iHD menus did not work
- Fix: AnyDVD did not shut down properly when user logged off
- Fix: AnyDVD could be unintentionally disabled for some drives
- Fix: AnyDVD could detect Arccos copy protection on short multi
angle titles (e.g., extras on Monster House, R4) by mistake
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languages

Download here:
http://www.slysoft.com/en/download.html

[phil]

Originally Posted by dadkins

It's live!
http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=2263

6.1.3.0 2007 03 05
- New: Added Blu-Ray support
- New: Added removal of Blu-Ray region code
- Change: Automatic update notification is now less intrusive
(it uses a ballon tool tip) on Windows XP and Vista
- Change: I/O on 64bit OS (WinXP64/Vista64) moved to kernel mode
- Updated ElbyCDIO layer, fixes "cannot get exclusive access" in
CloneDVD and CloneCD under XP64 and Vista64
- Change: ElbyCDIO uses less CPU cycles under Windows XP and Vista
- Change: After using CloneCD or CloneDVD, AnyDVD does no longer
rescan the disc under XP64 and Vista64.
- Fix: HD DVDs without iHD menus did not work
- Fix: AnyDVD did not shut down properly when user logged off
- Fix: AnyDVD could be unintentionally disabled for some drives
- Fix: AnyDVD could detect Arccos copy protection on short multi
angle titles (e.g., extras on Monster House, R4) by mistake
- Some minor fixes and improvements
- Updated languages

Download here:
http://www.slysoft.com/en/download.html

So how does this work? Does it work well? I'd like to get opinions of it before trying it out myself for 2 reasons. One the software is expensive to purchase, 2) If wasting a Blank Blu Ray can be avoided I'd like to know now, it's a 10 dollar purchase. Thanks.

[takezo]

Originally Posted by afterburner

Does anyone know of a program that will backup a commercial blu-ray dvd onto a blank blu-ray disc

eventualy you can find a program that does exactly that, but it will not be commercial .

Just note that when you do movie rips for DVD, it saves them to your harddrive as vob files. I don't know what kinds of files are on a BD or HDDVD movie, but could require up to 50GB of free hard drive space for each movie! . BD-Rs do come in 50GB disks, however if you screw up the burning process, that's a $60 coaster.

then there is authoring. It's definately somthing that takes time learn how to do. But that how a noob, becomes an expert. All experts were once noobs.

Unless you can find an app like DVD shrink for HD-media. However that would mean all that talk about protecting HD content is a bunch of bull.

[jorg]

Originally Posted by takezo

eventualy you can find a program that does exactly that, but it will not be commercial .

Just note that when you do movie rips for DVD, it saves them to your harddrive as vob files. I don't know what kinds of files are on a BD or HDDVD movie, but could require up to 50GB of free hard drive space for each movie! . BD-Rs do come in 50GB disks, however if you screw up the burning process, that's a $60 coaster.

then there is authoring. It's definately somthing that takes time learn how to do. But that how a noob, becomes an expert. All experts were once noobs.

Unless you can find an app like DVD shrink for HD-media. However that would mean all that talk about protecting HD content is a bunch of bull.

i know hd dvd saves them as evo. files if u delect everything from media and get down to just basic audio and movei might fit on 25 gig