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BluRayBerry
JoeyGarbs posted 2008 Sep 14 18:42
Just curious if anyone's tried BluRayBerry. It seems to be a dvddecrypter-ish program - one click to rip and make an iso from a blu-ray disc and then another click to write it back to a blank blu-ray disc. Sounds too good to be true. Anyone have success with this program?

--Joey



JoeyGarbs posted 2008 Sep 18 18:26
I just tried blurayberry and it coudn't get it to work. It said "unable to get AACS Keys from disk." Can someone hurry up and make dvddecrypterbluray already?


yoda313 posted 2008 Sep 18 18:40
If you can provide a link for this I'll try it out this weekend myself as well. I have a bluray pc rom in addition to a ps3 and about 4 bluray movies.

Chances are this is a ripper only not a DECRYPTER. I've run across several that claim to copy bluray to multiple dvdrs and convert to avi and yadda yadda yadda. But they all say "must decrypt first".

So a lot of them are really just file management tools.

Unfortunately it seems like anydvdhd is the only real game in town for the time being - and a pricey one at that......



jman98 posted 2008 Sep 18 19:27
A lot of so-called conversion programs are simply I guess what you could call "stealware" - the maker took something that's freely available and put his name on it and sells it. The error you got means that it can't decrypt so it probably uses one of the old decryption tools that are known NOT to work with BD+ discs. Who knows what it uses to supposedly get the ripped disc back to a blank, but I wouldn't trust it.


JoeyGarbs posted 2008 Sep 19 11:22
SUCCESS!!!! I just used anydvd hd to rip an iso image and then blurayberry to write the iso image back to a 25 gb bd-r --- AND IT WORKED! A perfect 1:1 copy!

--Joey



Scooter_NJ posted 2008 Sep 19 11:56
What about being able to rip just the movie and burn a DVD9?


JoeyGarbs posted 2008 Sep 19 18:53
Haven't tried it yet. I'll try this weekend and report back the results.


waheed posted 2008 Sep 20 06:34
Blu-Rays are either 50GB (dual layer) or 25GB (single layer). There is no way you can burn the 1:1 copy to a DVD9 (which is 8.5GB).

The image will need to be re-encoded (thus reduction in quality) to fit on a DVD9.



Scooter_NJ posted 2008 Sep 20 07:00
I know that....but if it is just the movie, wouldn't the size be much smaller?


jman98 posted 2008 Sep 20 07:56
JoeyGarbs :
SUCCESS!!!! I just used anydvd hd to rip an iso image and then blurayberry to write the iso image back to a 25 gb bd-r --- AND IT WORKED! A perfect 1:1 copy!

--Joey


Such is already possible WITHOUT having to use BlueRayBerry, so I'm not impressed. Let us know if it can compress 50 GB BluRay rips to single layer BluRay size AND give excellent quality and I'll be impressed.



ron spencer posted 2008 Sep 20 08:04
LOL!!! You can isue imgburn to burn....obviously this is a load of crap

http://blurayberry.com/



JoeyGarbs posted 2008 Sep 20 12:32
Guys, I'm just excited that I can make a 1:1 copy of a 25 gig blu-ray movie. Baby steps for me. I'll experiment with a 50 gig when I find one that I want to back up.


ron spencer posted 2008 Sep 20 15:54
why are you using this program???? You have ISO from AnyDVD...use ImgBurn, which ensures burn is correct and is regularly updated.

This program BluBerry or whatever is just not necessary....


Blah



waheed posted 2008 Sep 21 03:30
The two most important features of any program specifically designed for Blu-Ray would be the ability to decrypt the movie and shrink the movie to fit a 25GB BD-R.

If a Blu-Ray tool cannot do any of these two, its pretty useless.



ron spencer posted 2008 Sep 21 13:20
Out of curiosity. how many MOVIE only components of BR are > 25 gig?


sapiendut posted 2008 Sep 29 20:38
that's the thing. I have a lot of 50 GB movies that I do NOT want to watch all the trailers etc. For example, Ratatouille, I like the movie very much but it'll be great if I can just extract the movie only, english subtitle and one soundtrack. This way I don't have to spend "hours" to skip all the commercials, reading the FBI warning in various languages, and see the Java code loading.

Any idea of how to do this?

Better yet, I'm still trying to find a way to extract just certain scenes and combine them onto one disc so I can have a disc full of demo scenes.




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