Looking for a good Blu Ray burning software

Hi,I would like to create a Blu-Ray disk including the DTS, THX and Dolby lossless audio trailers (and best possible picture) that I can play through my Denon AVR and home cinema.Preferably I'd like to easily be able to see in the Blu-Ray menu the name of each trailer so that each is easily available (and not so that I have to scroll through several pages of menu before I get to the one I want to view).At the very top of my wish list would be something like the menu on the Spears and Munsil Calibration disk as shown in the following picture (is it called structure?):https://www.lifewire.com/thmb/AIHxwr...81a.jpgReplace every main menu with THX, DTS, Dolby etc. and in the menu that opens is the name of each trailer.I hope you understand my "quest" here and was wondering if you do happen to know a good Blu-Ray burning software I could use in this case?

Hi there
@Hoggorm

This looks good although not free -- check though for legal requirements where you are because in some jurisdictions this might be construed as copyright infringement software - although backing up for example of what you have legally purchased is another whole issue.

RedFox Products | Backup Movie DVDs and Blu-Ray with AnyDVD, CloneBD, and CloneDVD

I used the earlier version under the name of slyfox AnyDVD which worked brilliantly -- however since I rarely use DVD's of any sort any more I'm not sure about the latest state of play on this stuff.

Although for Authoring your own Blu Ray stuff you'd probably need quite expensive professional software I'd imagine.

I've created BD ISO images with this and then played via KODI on an amazon firestick (install with apps2firetv from android) on a remote large 4K UHD TV (55 inch) and nice good soundbar (Bose quality) with all menus, subtitles etc just as the original -- KODI client will play ISO's with all menus etc.

I have the ISO images on a Linux NAS server which Kodi easily picks up from the fire TV stick -- so long as SAMBA enabled on the place where you've stored the iso images Kodi will pick it up -->browse network-->smb

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

check though for legal requirements where you are because in some jurisdictions this might be construed as copyright infringement software

The mentioned trailers are available for download all over the internet, and as far as I can understand they are "commercials" for the various sound systems. I do not think there should be any problem burning them to a Blu-Ray.

But with that said, I'd be more than happy to pay for such a Blu-Ray if it is available for sale somewhere! :)

jimbo45 said:

RedFox Products | Backup Movie DVDs and Blu-Ray with AnyDVD, CloneBD, and CloneDVD

I can't really see that this is a software where I can burn mkv files to a Blu-Ray disk that again can be played via my PS3 Blu-Ray player. The software appears to be a copy software only?

I have these .MKV files on my computer that I'd like to make playable from my PS3...

Hoggorm said:

The mentioned trailers are available for download all over the internet, and as far as I can understand they are "commercials" for the various sound systems. I do not think there should be any problem burning them to a Blu-Ray.

But with that said, I'd be more than happy to pay for such a Blu-Ray if it is available for sale somewhere! :)


I can't really see that this is a software where I can burn mkv files to a Blu-Ray disk that again can be played via my PS3 Blu-Ray player. The software appears to be a copy software only?

I have these .MKV files on my computer that I'd like to make playable from my PS3...

Hi there
@Hoggorm

Góðan dag !!!

is there any client software you can load on to a ps3 --I know even less than ZERO about ps3 though. Mkv files are quite playable on almost any client software -- not sure though how you create menus etc .

This might help on authoring BD -- however check first as I'm going outside my experience zone here.

Top 5 Blu-ray Authoring Software

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Góðan dag !!!

is there any client software you can load on to a ps3 --I know even less than ZERO about ps3 though. Mkv files are quite playable on almost any client software -- not sure though how you create menus etc.

God dag!

I do not think so, I will test when I get back home. I do think that the file needs to be converted tough...