Which is the best Blu Ray Disc burning software?

[hatetea58]

I hope this is the right place to post this question. Just bought a new Blu Ray DVD's burner drive. I want to make some back-up copies of my Blu Ray movie collection. Looking for best Blu Ray burning software. Paid and free both.
Please pass on your ideas and suggestion.

Nero is one of the best programs for burning CD/DVD/Blu-Ray discs. It was my favorite burning program...

Now I use freeware ImgBurn for Windows and k3b for Linux.

I don't really want to waste my time onto burning CD/DVD/Blu-Ray disc. Everything can be stored on a hard drive and played with a network media players like WD TV Live. Although you can make a BDRip or a BDRemux of Blu-Ray video, some players can play Blu-Ray images from your hard drive.

[Maria24]

I am using Nero, is very good ,but i am looking for a free software.

Anyone knows?

[hatetea58]

well, i have tried, and Nero is really a good one except a little expensive.

ImgBurn is good.

Do you need play in Blu-ray Player?

[jecoy2011]

No offense but Nero is no good. Try ImgBurn as your DVD burning software and DVD decrypter to burn your ISO files. They both runs well to me, it should works fine with you too. No need to fixed already corrupted and giving you problems software where you can replace them with a better and free ones.

[Videogays]

Use Pioneer BDR-206 burner and Roxio software: Toast for Mac 2011 and Creator 2010 for PC

content creators - video editors, indy filmmakers, event videographers, guys who capture and burn their gameplay - use the Hauppage HD PVR or Hauppage Colossus HD-PVR

[Hayden27]

Originally Posted by hatetea58

I hope this is the right place to post this question. Just bought a new Blu Ray DVD's burner drive. I want to make some back-up copies of my Blu Ray movie collection. Looking for best Blu Ray burning software. Paid and free both.
Please pass on your ideas and suggestion.

Unfortunately the discussion of making copies of Blu-ray discs using ripping and burning software is deemed illegal according to the DMCA that supersedes the Betamax fair use rulings. Hopefully it will be resolved in the courts, but at this time it is still illegal to circumvent a digital copy protection (DRM) to make copies. Thus it would be against forum rules to discuss illegal activities.

Now what I do is to use one computer outfitted with a Blu-ray drive to play the movie into another computer via component outputs using a Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR Video Capture device at a slightly lower quality. The resulting h.264 files are recorded in 1920x1080 resolution at up to 13mbps so the HD quality of at least broadcast HD is preserved. The files are much smaller than ripped movies would be so several movies can fit on a single 50 GB disc. The downside: all of the extras are not copied, just the movies, although the video extras could be copied if desired.

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