Return of the fly 1959 Yes

Return of the fly 1959

Yes, you can rip return of the fly 1959 an ISO image. However, just to be clear, AnyDVD rips to other things too. You can rip to a main file structure that will require no further handling to be usable. To work with an ISO image you are going to need to mount it using something like Virtual Clone Drive or Daemon Tools both are free. Simply install the software, right click on the virtual drive created, and select your ISO file to be mounted. might want to give BD Rebuilder a try as i don t think you can have with HD audio i ve never seen one, anyway but ok adub i have bd rebuilder installed along with associated programs. now when i run it it has a pop up that sates it cant find a path to all the files etc that are in the tools folder ie mkvmerge, aften, tsmuxer etc within the bd rebuilder main folder any ideas? Not really. A proper install should have configured everything for you. You didn t edit the configuration file did you? Just found this site. Great job and thank you. I ve been trying to burn Blu-rays for a while. I finally get to the point where I need to shrink one a bit. BD Rebuilder shrinks it, but when I use image burn, it says the file is too large for the disc. I go back to BD Rebuilder and try to shrink it a bit. This is what i get: 08:29:12 BD Rebuilder v 06 beta Approximate total content: 02:33: 840 08:29:14 PHASE ONE, Encoding Error in attempt to extract audio/subs. 08:41:31 Failed to retrieve audio, aborted. I suggest return of the fly 1959 you look at step 5 again. Your target size is your problem. You probably want BD I m using a BD-R. 25 gig capacity. ImgBurn said it was just a bit oversize. Well judging from your comments and your log you have a few problems. For one, your audio is not being extracted correctly. Does return of the fly 1959 happen regularly or was it just this one time? Second, what encoding mode are you using? Are you using One Pass? If so, this may be the cause for your sizing problems. Try changing to 2 pass which is better for hitting a specific size and see if that fixes the problem. Audio problems happen a lot.