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BluRay done Half Way…
Using Compressor, I squoze an HD file down to fit a single layer BluRay blank disk. The program created an “.ac3” file and a “.264” file onto my hard drive but then failed to burn the disc! How can I take these two existing files and make a BluRay disc? Do I need Toast? Thanks
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Mac Pro 2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
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You do have a Blu-Ray burner don’t you? I assume nothing unless the information is included.
You should look at your Compressor log and see if you can find the cause of failure.
Toast would work in theory although I haven’t tried this. If your computer is having problems communicating with the drive than Toast may run into the same problem. -
Yes, the Mac, by default, does not have a BD drive. Compressor, as you see, can create the h.264 and ac3, which you will have to manually use these in software (like Toast) and get a 3d party burner.
Did you use the wizard in Compressor? Or just the preset for a blu-ray disc?
You may want to looking into burning an AVCHD disc (lower bitrate AVCHD / blu-ray compliant file) onto a red laser (SD) disc. This works well for shorter projects and delivers very good HD results.
https://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/burn_br_mac_superdrive_stone.html
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