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Aiseesoft Blu-ray Copy is een gebruikersvriendelijke kloon/kopieersoftware voor Blu-ray disc en Blu-ray map
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Aiseesoft Blu-ray Copy is de functierijke kopieersoftware waarmee je Blu-ray kunt kopiëren naar een andere lege Blu-ray disc, Blu-ray map en ISO-bestand. Het ondersteunt BD-R, BD-RE, BD-R DL en BD-RE DL. Blu-ray Copy kan ook 3D Blu-ray films met de originele video-effecten 1:1 kopiëren naar een andere Blu-ray disc, Blu-ray map en ISO-bestand. Aiseesoft Blu-ray Copy biedt twee modi om hun Blu-ray films te kopiëren: Volledige Disc Kopie en Hoofdfilm Kopie. De software is eenvoudig in gebruik met een nieuwe gebruikersvriendelijke interface en het kopieert de Blu-ray disc snel en met goede kwaliteit.

Belangrijkste features:

  • Kopieer Blu-ray disc naar een Blu-ray map, ISO-bestand en lege Blu-ray disc zoals BD-R, BD-RE, BD-R DL en BD-RE DL.
  • Kopieer 3D Blu-ray disc naar lege 3D Blu-ray disc of ISO-bestand.
  • Kopieer grotere dan 25GB disc naar een 25GB disc voor ruimtebesparing.
  • Kopieer Blu-ray als volledige schijf of alleen met de hoofdfilm.

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Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP (SP2 or later); CPU: 2GHz Intel/AMD CPU or above; 2GB RAM or more

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Aiseesoft Studio

Website:

http://www.aiseesoft.com/blu-ray-copy/

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35 MB

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$35

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#7

@krypteller, #6: Een stichtend preekje, maar ik ben het wel met je eens hoor, BluRay mag best, daar ging het alleen niet om.

Adriaan geeft gewoon zijn mening die net zo goed mag (hij mag zelf voorkeuren hebben toch?) en ik moet zeggen dat ik ook niets met BluRay heb of zal hebben. BluRay is zoiets als Vista, het kent liefhebbers (BluRay vast ook wel), maar de meerderheid slaat het liever over. BluRay neemt gewoon geen grote vlucht en het is al op zijn retour doordat de tijd maar niet stil wil staan. Volgens mij zegt Adriaan dat ook.

Mijn adhesie betuiging was daarnaast eigenlijk meer humoristich bedoeld, vanwege de zelfspot (bondigheid, smiley).

Wel of niet strijden voor mensenrechten of techniekrechten is ook een keuze natuurlijk, die ik verder gewoon aan jou laat. ;) :)

Reageren   |   @^@  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
#6

@6 krypteller

Gisteren even gewerkt met een Win8 machine zonder startknop.
Goed wennen waar alles zit.
Printer geïnstalleerd met officiële software voor Win8.
Printer werd niet vermeld in configuratiescherm bij printers.
Even testen met kladblok: waar is dat programma? Via via wel geactiveerd en daar was de printer wel aanwezig.

Gelukkig met Ctrl+Esc krijg je een "oude desktop".
Afsluiten gaat nog met de "oude Alt+F4"
Volgens het boekje Afsluiten
-Met de muis naar de rechterbovenhoek, instelling en daar ergens aan/uit

De PC zal wel gewoon updaten naar Win8.1, maar daar heb ik niet op gewacht. De eigenaar is daar handig genoeg voor.

Ootje
PS: de link is wel grappig: autootje van Fred Flintstone?

Reageren   |   Ootje  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
#5

@3 en 4: er is toch nog AM en FM naast DAB?
Of moeten alle Polo-rijders over naar de Passat?
Of allemaal een Tesla kopen?
Elke techniek heeft zijn recht op zijn marktaandeel. Pas als de nieuwe techniek meer biedt voor hetzelfde geld, kan de oude weg.
Ook voor Windows is er nog steeds een plekje, naast Linux en Apple.
En velen van ons waren gelukkiger met XP dan met W7 ...
Ook W8 is nog niet ingeburgerd en toch is Microsoft bezig met de opvolger.

Reageren   |   krypteller  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
#4

@Algemeen

Voor de muziekliefhebber, anders link gewoon overslaan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsDpV1K2g3o

Beautiful story of "Solomon"
============================

Muziek:

Neil Diamond - The story of my life

Reageren   |   Misty  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
#3

@Adriaan, #3: Helemaal mee eens. Kort en bondig, dat had ik niet beter kunnen doen ;)

Reageren   |   @^@  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
#2

"Aiseesoft Blu-ray Copy 7.0.18"

Vandaag een Setup met het invullen van een naam en code.
Er is een keuze uit 4 talen voor het installeren: helaas geen Nederlands.

Bij de eerste start kan je gelijk registreren:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10366431/_GOTD/AiseesoftBlurayCopy7018_20140206/Registratie.png
Als de naam en code zijn ingevuld, veranderd het scherm: de gegevens over trial zijn verdwenen.

Aangezien ik geen Blu-ray heb, kan ik verder niet veel zeggen, behalve dat er geen DVD-schijven gezien worden.
Je kunt de updates uitzetten, tijdelijke map veranderen, uitvoer naar BD-50/BD-25 of ISO, 4 verschillende hoofdacties:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10366431/_GOTD/AiseesoftBlurayCopy7018_20140206/Programmascherm.png

That's it folks

Ootje

Reageren   |   Ootje  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
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februari 26, 2013 17 reacties

Reageren   |   oblomov  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (0)
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#5

Aiseesoft Blu-ray Copy & similar copiers will try to figure out a Blu-Ray movie disc, & copy the entire disc or just the main title, either to your hard drive or burned to a blank disc. When you copy a Blu-Ray disc to your HDD, you can choose a Blu-Ray folder layout [the same files & folders as appear on a disc] or as an ISO disc image file. The original Java menus are lost if you copy just the movie.

[Note: As a set of files/folders, Blu-Ray player software may or may not play it. Java menus & such, If you copied the entire disc, will not work in player software unless you mount an ISO in a virtual drive. OTOH if you have an ISO you can't access the files to re-encode or transcode or convert unless you mount that ISO. DVDFab Virtual Drive [free] can create a mini-ISO from a set of Blu-Ray files/folders on your HDD very fast & mount it.]

Copying the files/folders off a video Blu-Ray disc isn't anything special -- it's just like copying any sort of files/folders from one drive to another or one folder to another -- so it'll take as long using software brand "X" as it does brand "Y". What's difficult is getting around whatever DRM measures are present, which may be a combination of Java, standard Blu-Ray DRM, Cinavia, & lots & lots of fake playlists.

What matters to you are if the software adds stuff to Windows that contribute to bloat &/or cause problems with other software, And if the app works to bypass the DRM on your disc you want to copy. Aiseesoft Blu-ray Copy is fine regarding the 1st -- the only way to tell on the 2nd is to try it on the discs you own. DVDFab & Slysoft are the 900 pound gorillas -- the big boys so-to-speak -- but they're also more expensive. Yes, this GOTD is cost free, but sooner or later you will very likely need to update to handle newer DRM, so talking about cost is relevant in this case.

If a disc has Cinavia, that video will only play on the original disc if the player has Cinavia built-in -- it's currently required as part of Blu-Ray licensing, so every new hardware Blu-Ray player has it. Licensed software players by companies like Cyberlink & Nero have it too. Cinavia uses a signal embedded in the audio tracks, so it persists after those tracks are re-encoded or converted. Some software like DVDFab will warn you that Cinavia's present as soon as it opens a disc.

One solution is to put the video into a mkv or mp4 file & use a media player that isn't Blu-Ray licensed, and so doesn't have Cinavia. While it's easy to do that without re-encoding, many small hardware players &/or many networks can't handle the higher bit rates that may be used on a Blu-Ray disc. Slysoft [AnyDVD] & DVDFab each have *limited* Cinavia solutions.

Unlike DVDs, which I've seen still play when they look like someone stepped on them, lying on gravel, all it takes to ruin a Blu-Ray disc is a near invisible scratch in the right direction, i.e. parallel to the outer edge. FWIW when you get one scratched that way, the abrasive solution for restoring car/truck headlight lens *may* work -- at least that's the only thing I've gotten to work besides a Dremel tool with a buffing wheel & compound. Even if you're just cleaning a Blu-Ray disc, wipe or work ONLY back & forth in the center to edge direction.

Once you've got your Blu-Ray on your hard drive, what next?... Players generally require you to either select the BDMV folder or the one immediately above it & they'll handle the rest. The main movie(s) may be spread across several files, so you may not be able to drag/drop a movie file into something like VLC. Some of the converters &/or rippers that have been on GOTD will work with those Blu-Ray folders as-is, and there are several apps, most based on Tsmuxer, that will extract or give you the separate audio, video, & subtitle files, which you can use with many video apps to re-encode if you want. The free Subtitle Edit can OCR the subtitles, giving you the text-based .srt files that more players work with.

BD Rebuilder is a free app that'll make a Blu-Ray video disc smaller for you, but make sure you read the requirements beforehand -- BD Rebuilder needs other stuff installed. An app called multiAVCHD can [among other things] put those files back in a Blu-Ray folder setup for burning, assuming you've re-encoded the files so they'll fit on a 25 GB BD, or DVD blank. The Blu-Ray video discs you buy can hold 50 GB, and many use almost all of that space. While they've dropped in price, a Lot, 50 GB blank discs are still not cheap. That said, you may well be able to avoid re-encoding the main Blu-Ray video title by skipping everything else, the menus, added languages & such, &/or you may just need to re-encode the audio, from DTS HD for example to smaller 5.1 or smaller yet stereo AC3.

3D Blu-Ray video discs include the 2D movie + a 2nd file with the 3D data -- a 3D capable player lets you choose which 3D format is compatible with your display. Converting to 2D then is easy -- you just leave out the 2nd file with the 3D data. The BD Rebuilder & Tsmuxer developers are among the few working on 3D support, so you can do more than copy to a 50 GB blank disc, but don't expect anything 100% glitch free yet.

Of the companies that offer video converters etc. on GOTD, Aiseesoft seems one of only a few still moving forward with Blu-Ray &/or 3D -- check the versions & file dates on the competition if you want. Not too many have anything similar to their 3D converter, which BTW can hard code 3D data in the resulting file, so if you want you can play around with encoding a 3D movie to a small file to be watched with those red/blue glasses for instance.

mike  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+65)
#4

The Difference between this and Blu-ray Ripper... This rips but doesn't convert. So you end up with a 15 - 25GB file that you'll need to (and should want to) compress and convert => with something like Handbrake.

Additionally this will rip discs much faster than ripping and converting. If you want to rip several at once and convert over night, this is a great option.

Also; this does bypass copyright protection!!

Shawn  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+33)
#3

Here are some freewares that do the same thing:
4Easysoft Free Blu-ray Ripper 3.1.36
http://www.4easysoft.net/free-download/free-blu-ray-ripper.html

LIST OF BLU-RAY RIPPERS THAT ARE FREE:
http://www.blurayripper.net/

Avgo Media Recorder: Backup Blu-Ray Tool:
http://avgo.com/MediaRecorder.aspx

Blu-ray Copy 1.0 - COPY TO Blu-ray disc in 11:
http://www.blu-ray-soft.com/free-blu-ray-copy/

Blu-ray Disc Ripper 1.5:
download link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/dedvp7

Blu-ray Ripper 3.1.30
http://www.4easysoft.com/download-blu-ray-ripper.html

DAEMON Tools Lite 4.40.2 - BLU-RAY BACKUPS TOOL:
http://www.disc-soft.com/home

VidCoder 1.3.4 - BLU-RAY & DVD RIPPER:
http://vidcoder.codeplex.com/ (SUBTITLES NOT SUPPORTED)

WinX Bluray DVD iPad Ripper 4.5.3 (24-July-2012) FREEBIE:
http://www.winxdvd.com/giveaway/ (DVD RIPPER NOT BLU-RAY)

How to rip blu-ray to video for Free
http://www.aleesoft.com/support/how-to-rip-blu-ray-to-video-free.html

BLU-RAY Guides and How to's:
How to convert Blu-ray to DVD using VSO Blu-ray to DVD - Read
View all guides with guide description here:
http://www.videohelp.com/guides?tools=1370&&archive=%25

http://www.dvd-guides.com/guides/110-blu-ray-copy/255-convert-blu-ray-to-dvd

(Portable) Bluray Decrypter 2.1.00
It removes almost any copy protection from Blu-rays (AACS) so that you can copy your blu-ray movies to your HD without losing quality.
Can also keep the Blu-ray folder structure, original 1080p video, original menu, as well as the original audio/subtitle tracks.
http://www.bluraytoavi.com/blu-ray-decrypter.html
http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Multimedia/Video/Portable-Bluray-Decrypter.shtml


I got this list from GIOVANNI and haven't read anything from him lately, so this is to his credit.

Software Babe  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+33)
#2

140206
Installed on w7 64b ver 7.0.18.0 (previous 130807 ver 6.3.6.13553).
1. But today's ver will NOT allow deselecting forced look for update.
Tools/Preferences/General
"Check for update automatically" the program keeps FORCING that option to be reenabled (spyware), if i want to check for a possible update i will do so, i do not want software to decide for itself to report home/ report what it has been used for.

2. "Blu-ray Copy"
Log: C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Roaming\log
i do not want software to needlessly insert files onto the system hard drive
log, hwe_log
session report spyware

The perferences will not allow selecting where one wants those log files to be placed, it forces them onto the system partition/drive.

bubu  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+23)
#1

#14: "Hi. I have an old Win XP PC 3 GHz Pentium D.
I’ve been looking for internal BD burners, but they all say minimum 3.4 GHz is required.
Anybody else having a 3 GHz PC and using internal BD burner w/o problems?"

.
XP can be a bit problematic when it comes to Blu-Ray, mainly because it doesn't natively understand the disc format. There are updates from Microsoft to handle that, but the only thing that worked for me was to install the older, modified version of PowerDVD that came with my 1st, LG burner. Lots of video software from China automatically installs a hacked Toshiba driver when the software detects it's running in XP -- I've had problems with that, but that's me & your mileage may vary.

As far as the BD burner itself, it's really no different than adding/running a DVD burner -- it's just an optical drive.

As far as the CPU goes, if you've got semi-decent graphics hardware it does most of the heavy lifting for Blu-Ray playback -- there are plenty of lower powered [in the 2 GHz range] laptops using internal or external BD drives. If your graphics hardware isn't up to the task OTOH then the CPU has to make up for it, and it might not be able to. Easiest way to find out is to try playing 1080p AVC/H.264 video, preferably something with a typical Blu-Ray bit rate around 25 - 30. [That doesn't necessarily mean illegal downloads BTW -- lots of sample files from companies like Microsoft &/or there are the features done with Blender.] Note that it doesn't matter if your screen is 1080p or not -- you just need to know if your rig can play 1080p at a high bit rate, at whatever size it's displayed at.

Otherwise you might not want to rule out external drives, particularly if your system uses IDE rather than SATA -- I've seen USB 3.0 drives comparably priced to internal models, & if needed a USB 3.0 card can be bought for around $10, assuming you've got a pcie slot to stick it in.

mike  –  10 years ago  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+19)

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