BD-50 ISO. About Layer Break. Please an input!

[botdvd]

Been backing up my blu-ray`s. At the moment only BD-25. I create them to ISO, then i can burn the ISO with imgburn. But if i wanna create BD-50 to ISO?? Then here is my question!

- Do i set the layerbreak on a BD-50 ISO in imgburn when i burn it with imgburn? Like you do when you burn a DVD9?

- If i wanna backup my BD-50 to ISO with DVDFAB. What should i do with layer break setting in DVDFAB? Should DVDFAB remove the layerbreak so imgburn can set it when i burn the ISO.

PLEASE ANY HELP!

[stumblinh]

Been backing up my blu-ray`s. At the moment only BD-25. I create them to ISO, then i can burn the ISO with imgburn. But if i wanna create BD-50 to ISO?? Then here is my question!

- Do i set the layerbreak on a BD-50 ISO in imgburn when i burn it with imgburn? Like you do when you burn a DVD9?

- If i wanna backup my BD-50 to ISO with DVDFAB. What should i do with layer break setting in DVDFAB? Should DVDFAB remove the layerbreak so imgburn can set it when i burn the ISO.

PLEASE ANY HELP!

with bd50 you should use the 'clone' option to backup. No worries about layer breaks.. as it clones the original.

[botdvd]

Thanks.

Should remove layer break be checked no matter what i do?

If i clone? And burn with imgburn, is layerbreak set as it`s a clone? Are you promted to set layerbreak? Just qurious.

[botdvd]

BD-50 ISO CLONE. When burning with imgburn, how to handle layerbreak?

First is CLONE BD the best way to backup a wholde BD if you want to keep everything as original?

And burning a BD-25 with imgburn is easy, but burning a BD-50 with imgburn? Are you promted to set layerbreak? Or how you get arround it.

Thanks.

[AllNight]

Blu-ray's use UDF 2.5. That basically means you don't have to worry about the layer break. Imgburn handles it just fine.

Nothing to worry about; you're good to go!

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