add /remove CERTIFICATE folder in Settings

[aretana]

Good day, just a general question, what does it means or do "add /remove CERTIFICATE folder in Settings" ? , what's the best option to have it removed or add?

[IPopov50]

Good day, just a general question, what does it means or do "add /remove CERTIFICATE folder in Settings" ? , what's the best option to have it removed or add?

This option added to DVDFab because in "Blu-ray to Blu-ray" mode, BD9/BD5 option, content output is in AVCHD format. Stand alone players taking this format better without CERTIFICATE folder, while software players likes when CERTIFICATE folder present in a root folder. So, that's why it called "Stand Alone player friendly" and "Software Player friendly", and it's for you to decide which option to choose. Couple examples for further clarification:

aa. lets say you converting your content into BD9 size for burning onto DVD DL for playing on your BD player. You choice would be a "Stand Alone player friendly"

bb. however, if your intent is to produce BD9 size content as an ISO for placing it on your network storage and stream/play it through your network using one of numerous software players, your choice should be "Software Player friendly".

I hope this explanation helps you, and I didn't miss anything.

[gadget man]

This option added to DVDFab because in "Blu-ray to Blu-ray" mode, BD9/BD5 option, content output is in AVCHD format. Stand alone players taking this format better without CERTIFICATE folder, while software players likes when CERTIFICATE folder present in a root folder. So, that's why it called "Stand Alone player friendly" and "Software Player friendly", and it's for you to decide which option to choose. Couple examples for further clarification:

aa. lets say you converting your content into BD9 size for burning onto DVD DL for playing on your BD player. You choice would be a "Stand Alone player friendly"

bb. however, if your intent is to produce BD9 size content as an ISO for placing it on your network storage and stream/play it through your network using one of numerous software players, your choice should be "Software Player friendly".

I hope this explanation helps you, and I didn't miss anything.

Would you use the "software player friendly" if played back on an extreamer, or any other media player where movies are stored on a network or the internal HD.

[GregiBoy]

It would depend on the individual player and the only way to verify this is try it with and without and note the results as this is a Fab forum, not a player support forum.

Or otherwise ask this question on your player's forum.

[gadget man]

It would depend on the individual player and the only way to verify this is try it with and without and note the results as this is a Fab forum, not a player support forum.

Or otherwise ask this question on your player's forum.

Thanks for your remark. Considering i was asking a specific DVDfab question do not see the problem with a civil answer. i will not post nothing on here again. Bye

[aretana]

thank you all, now im clear