If I am burning a bdr25 to be played on my ps3 should the final image burned be an iso or a folder option?
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Stop being so impatient it has only been a few minutes since you asked the question.Originally posted by vegitossj5
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Lol..There are many options, and ISO is an exact copy of the original disc. I think you would be better off just burning a BMDV structure which is what the original disc is, ISO is a container and most people make them to play on the computer or media players.For Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
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Can you please tell me the step to make sure I select that option? so that they can play on my ps3...Originally posted by Digidave View PostThat's the folder option you asked about.
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I know nothing about a PS3. But I will tell you this. A lot of these questions you have been asking are really quite easy to figure out on your own through trial & error. That could be why you are not receiving responses as quickly as you would like. You can try different things or just wait around for a reply. Your choice.Originally posted by vegitossj5 View Post
When you have DVDFab open there are 2 options to pick from for the "Target" destination. 1 being a folder & the other being an ISO. If you are going to burn this to a disc, it doesn't matter which one you pick.Comment
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When you insert your movie into the computer and bring up Fab, up top you have 2 boxes source and target. Obviously your inserted disc is source and target is you BD drive again. You want to make this you HDD so you write your movie to you HDD and save wear an tear on your drive. Always select BD50 at the bottom of the screen then select your options if you want main movie only or full disc. If you are gonna compress you will select BD25 at the bottom and make the file which you just made it will be a BMDV and Certificate file all in a single folder say Iron Man. You will make this folder your source and the target will be the HDD again, this will be your compressed movie to fit onto a 25GB. I suggest you DL ImgBurn and make this your default burning engine, there are instructions here how to set up AWS for the media you are using. It would also be a good idea to pick up some BDRE so you can make a few practice burns!Originally posted by vegitossj5 View PostFor Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
or Vista C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab\Log
or for XP C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
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I don't understand how my target is my bd drive again. Shouldn't my target be a folder on my harddrive?Originally posted by DiabloZoe View Post
So in order to do this I just pick the little folder in between the target and the paper with the blue bubble right?Originally posted by DiabloZoe View PostComment
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Hi vegitossj5Originally posted by vegitossj5 View Post
That is exactly what my friend said in the next sentence.
You want to make this you HDD so you write your movie to you HDD and save wear an tear on your drive.
Yes, you will pick the little folder icon.
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I understood his next sentence. ok. so you are saying just to ignore the sentence before that because it's wrong right?Comment
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No don't ignore any of it! I was telling you what Fab will do when started until you specify a folder on your HDD! You can set it up so it will write to which ever dir/folder you wish in the settings or you can select the folder icon next to the iso icon and choose you drive/folderOriginally posted by vegitossj5 View PostFor Win7 C:\Users\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
or Vista C:\Users\User Name\Documents\DVDFab\Log
or for XP C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log
Please use attachment button and attach your most recent, Internal and Burn log(s)and post right here.Comment
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