How to access a bluray disc that the data can't be shown on Computer

monks19

Hi. I'm having an issue with a bluray of a live music show that I recently purchased. It seems the manufacturer did something to the encoding so that only stand alone bluray players can only play the disc (which I had to test with a friend that still have a standalone bluray player) . I tried it in my computer and the disc data can't even be found (not even with DVDFab except in clone mode only) so I can't even play it with VLC or PowerDVD. The seller (one of the musicians) did told me that the disc won't play in gaming machines. However, since I don't have a standalone bluray player anymore, I was wondering if the's something that could be done in order recover the data on the disc and reconvert it into an workable (and playable) ISO file ?

Thanks if you can help

Wilson.Wang

Hi,

Please set to show the hidden files in Windows and try see again?

Wilson

monks19

Hi,

Please set to show the hidden files in Windows and try see again?

Wilson
Wilson.Wang

"Show the hidden files in Windows" is always on. So it's not that.

october262

"Show the hidden files in Windows" is always on. So it's not that.
monks19

what region is the disc ??
is the disc a store bought disc or was it bought from someone else ??

monks19

what region is the disc ??
is the disc a store bought disc or was it bought from someone else ??
october262

Normally, It should be region A (Made in the US). It's a burned disc bought online of a live show. I can provide links if needed.

october262

Normally, It should be region A (Made in the US). It's a burned disc bought online of a live show. I can provide links if needed.
monks19

if it's a burned disc, then it should be region free (disc should play in any bluray player)
have you tried copying the disc to your computer and try playing through VLC ??

monks19

what region is the disc ??
is the disc a store bought disc or was it bought from someone else ??
october262

Normally, It should be region A (Made in the US). It's a burned disc bought online of a live show. I can provide links if needed.

Kevlar

Hi. I'm having an issue with a bluray of a live music show that I recently purchased.

Hi there, I'm curious, is this a Blu-ray Audio disc or a Blu-ray live video with music? Make sure there isn't any scratches or marks on the disc. It is very possible that the disc is a coaster.

monks19

Hi there, I'm curious, is this a Blu-ray Audio disc or a Blu-ray live video with music? Make sure there isn't any scratches or marks on the disc. It is very possible that the disc is a coaster.
Kevlar

Hi. The disc is brand new, so, no scratches. It's a bluray video of a live show. There are elements (audio and photos) but accessible in video mode.

Dead Eye

So, just to be clear...Windows doesn't react when the disk is put in the drive?

Dead Eye

I'm just wondering when the disk was mastered if the software used had the ability to put the lead-in to the filesystem in a non-standard block assignment.

Try Nero, Platinum version...in order to get all disk utility tools

Dead Eye

Screenshot yours and lets see