MKV to BR disc?

[Sepu]

hello friends,

how do u do that?
I want to burn the Orion 2nd night on BR disc from a MKV file.

Thank you
Chris

[rusalguhl]

you can do it with TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4

[Alexander2010]

You can Burn it as Data disc if you select option - burn as Blu-ray (UDF).

[Sepu]

You can Burn it as Data disc if you select option - burn as Blu-ray (UDF).

u mean in TMPgenc?

[Alexander2010]

You can Burn it as Data disc if you select option - burn as Blu-ray (UDF).

u mean in TMPgenc?

No, I mean programm for the disc burn (Nero, ImgBurn, e.t.c). TMPEGEnc only if you want it to convert in true Blu-ray format (with/without menu, chapters). TMPEGEnc can burn disc(s) too, but I would take specially programm for this way. As I understand your question was how burn data BD disc or?

[Sepu]

You can Burn it as Data disc if you select option - burn as Blu-ray (UDF).

u mean in TMPgenc?

No, I mean programm for the disc burn (Nero, ImgBurn, e.t.c). TMPEGEnc only if you want it to convert in true Blu-ray format (with/without menu, chapters). TMPEGEnc can burn disc(s) too, but I would take specially programm for this way. As I understand your question was how burn data BD disc or?

thanks for explanation!
My question was about burning video over a BR disc, as u do for a Metallica live DVD.

I can use Cyberlink Power2go but I can't find a "BR video disc" as option.

[Alexander2010]

u mean in TMPgenc?

No, I mean programm for the disc burn (Nero, ImgBurn, e.t.c). TMPEGEnc only if you want it to convert in true Blu-ray format (with/without menu, chapters). TMPEGEnc can burn disc(s) too, but I would take specially programm for this way. As I understand your question was how burn data BD disc or?

thanks for explanation!
My question was about burning video over a BR disc, as u do for a Metallica live DVD.

I can use Cyberlink Power2go but I can't find a "BR video disc" as option.

If your file .MKV then you should burn it as data disc, but not as video disc. Video disc only if you have true BD/DVD format (BDMV/VIDEO_TS folder). I have never used Cyberlink Power2go, I just can you explain how it burn with Nero or ImgBurn. ImgBurn is free programm with many options for burn/copy files, folders, .iso e.t.c.

[Sepu]

No, I mean programm for the disc burn (Nero, ImgBurn, e.t.c). TMPEGEnc only if you want it to convert in true Blu-ray format (with/without menu, chapters). TMPEGEnc can burn disc(s) too, but I would take specially programm for this way. As I understand your question was how burn data BD disc or?

thanks for explanation!
My question was about burning video over a BR disc, as u do for a Metallica live DVD.

I can use Cyberlink Power2go but I can't find a "BR video disc" as option.

If your file .MKV then you should burn it as data disc, but not as video disc. Video disc only if you have true BD/DVD format (BDMV/VIDEO_TS folder). I have never used Cyberlink Power2go, I just can you explain how it burn with Nero or ImgBurn. ImgBurn is free programm with many options for burn/copy files, folders, .iso e.t.c.

OK thank you for the reply Alexander!

I burned the MKV video file on BR as "BR data disc", it should work then on a BR player?

I've only a BR player on the PC..

[Alexander2010]

thanks for explanation!
My question was about burning video over a BR disc, as u do for a Metallica live DVD.

I can use Cyberlink Power2go but I can't find a "BR video disc" as option.

If your file .MKV then you should burn it as data disc, but not as video disc. Video disc only if you have true BD/DVD format (BDMV/VIDEO_TS folder). I have never used Cyberlink Power2go, I just can you explain how it burn with Nero or ImgBurn. ImgBurn is free programm with many options for burn/copy files, folders, .iso e.t.c.

OK thank you for the reply Alexander!

I burned the MKV video file on BR as "BR data disc", it should work then on a BR player?

I've only a BR player on the PC..

It should work if your standalone BD player "understand" MKV container and format of video he has inside. I think at now can all new BD players to play this stuff.

[Sepu]

ok thanks a lot!