BR-Rebuilder does all the hard work of selecting encoder options and makes it very easy to burn a "movie only", change your output size, run priority, input file, output file, etc. Just like alot of other encoder programs (meGUI, Handbrake, etc.), this is a frontend to other tools underneath (FFDSHOW, Matroska Splitter, AVISYNTH, x264, etc.) that actually do the encoding process. Currently my Q9400 & W7 takes ~5.5 hours to re-encode a 32GB to a smaller size and the PQ is excellant, for storing on BRD make the target size 25GB. It can take awhile to complete an encode, it will utilize all the CPU's you have (100%), but this is the same with any encoder, more CPU's = faster encode. ie: it ALWAYS runs to completion and the end result has always been outstanding! It is beta, so there is some risk, but only in that it won't re-encode your BRD and for myself it has been flawless. Once installed it is very versatile and you can encode based on the required output size (5GB - 25GB) or almost any custom size you want. But that is easy and all are available on the BR-Rebuilder forum. There are 4 programs (including BR-Rebuilder) to DL and install. I have burned more than 200 blu-rays, and haven't had a coaster yet. Eventually when 6X or 8X blanks are available from TDK then I will increase the burn speed.
That is half the rated burn speed for the blanks. PS: Although my Plextor PX-B940SA is rated to burn up to 12X, I only burn at 2X. The 25GB disc's run about $5.00 each and the 50GB disc's run around $10.00 each. TDK Blu-ray Disc 20 Count Spindle - 25GB 4X BD-R - Printable. I only use: TDK Blu-ray Disc 50GB 4X BD-R - Printable and There are still plenty of movies out there that the complete movie will fit on a 25GB blank however there are also many movies that I have to burn to a 50GB blank. This however means that if a blu-ray contains more than 25GB's of Data then I have no choice but to use a 50GB blank. I then use the CyberLink BD Suite that came with my Plextor PX-B940SA to burn the. iso file which saves everything on the disc. What I do now is rip blu-ray disc's using AnyDVD (HD) to an. I get a message something like, unable to play this disk. However now that I have traded up to a Sony BDP-S560 movies that I used DVDFab 6 or 7 to shrink will not play in the BDP-S560. When I owned an older Sony Blu-ray player a BDP-S300 shrunk movies would play just fine on it. DVDFab 7 does a fine job of shrinking so that the movie will fit on a 25GB blank. Click to expand.There is only one problem that I have found when using DVDFab 7 to shrink a blu-ray movie down small enough to fit on a 25gb single layer blu-ray blank and that is.
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