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Old 01-01-2009, 06:32 PM   #1
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Sorry about my newbie ignorance. The question is: I have a collection of DVD's wich I intend to store in blu-ray discs, considering their improved durability. Can I write the DVD files (VOBS, SUBS, etc) directly to the BD or must they be converted to some kind of "Blu-ray format"?
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Old 01-01-2009, 07:19 PM   #2
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Sure!
They can be stored as data or even just as the VIDEO_TS folders(Drag N Drop), but the only thing that will be able to read the disc is a BD drive.

Once read and copied, or even on the fly, they will play fine.
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Just understand that currently BD blanks are pretty expensive. I think you may want to consider waiting till costs come down more.
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Just understand that currently BD blanks are pretty expensive. I think you may want to consider waiting till costs come down more.
whenever that will hit.....30 dollars for a 50gb bluray-R burnable disk
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whenever that will hit.....30 dollars for a 50gb bluray-R burnable disk
wow..lol, I didn't know it was that pricey
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