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[Help] PAID Blu Ray burning software?

What about ImgBurn ?

reply to Kiwi

Want to try what? Digital copies are available on those bought that way -Some, but more important they are not Blu Ray and I don't spend money on blu ray to watch DVD.

I have used Cyberlink OEM, however I want a paid program that does burn, compress and rip; most only do two of the three, then there are those that decrypt -Not looking for that feature. If more people in the States had respect for others property and their own, I would not have to do this; but with four early twenty kids bringing their friends in throwing disks around to each other and generally lacking a full quota of respect for others, I would be good. Something coming back from NZ a few weeks ago that I seriously miss, very, very clean and people are nice and compared to here, completely respectful of others.

reply to Kiwi
DVDFab

May come to that, thanks.
In the past I have whole sets stolen, it's far easier and less stressful to place copies out there for the rif raf and thieves.

Don't think I'll do the box sets [Band of Brothers/The Pacific, Resident Evil, Matrix, Jurassic Park, Life,Planet Earth, Human Planet, Rambo and small sets like Sparticus] just marked those "Don't touch."

There were a couple listed on this years software (forum) poll.

Cheers

If you go in the DVDFAB direction be sure try the evaluation version first before purchase.
While most agree that FAB is great at decryption, "decrypt - compress - burn" is not entirely reliable with one program, despite what the authors and those with the latest hardware would lead you to believe.
Lot's of people using FAB for an "all in one" solution have reported fast-forward, reverse, pause and related problems with a duplicated disk. Many needed to go something like "BD Rebuilder" to compress and perhaps "ImgBurn" for burning, in order to get a properly working copy.
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Thanks, after the time spent on this, it seems that's the only real way to go. I know somebody that has the issue you describe with FAB and the reason I was trying to avoid it.

I'm not in any hurry, so I'll probably dabble with 'ImBurn' and BD.

Cheers