Burning BluRay with Vegas & DVD Architect

[Terry Esslinger]

You can’t at this time. At least not in DVDA.

[Edward Troxel]

DVD Architect does not burn Blu-ray discs. However, you can burn a Blu-ray disc (without a menu) direct from the Vegas Pro 8 timeline.

Edward Troxel

[Janis Bridges]

Thanks Ed, I think I see how that works.
It does raise a couple of other questions:

1. Will there be a time when DVDA is capable of importing an m2t file successfully?

2. What other software is available at this time that can build a BluRay image with menues, etc?

Thanks so much
Janis

[Edward Troxel]

[Janis Bridges] “1. Will there be a time when DVDA is capable of importing an m2t file successfully?”

I believe it *SHOULD* be able to import one now – but it would have to convert it down to SD to create the DVD.

[Janis Bridges] “2. What other software is available at this time that can build a BluRay image with menues, etc?”

I don’t follow the other products much. I’m not sure which ones might be capable of this.

Edward Troxel

[Danny Hays]

Yes DVD arc. is a standard DVD auth software. Look for some Blue Ray authorizing software if you want menues.

[Doyal Gudgel]

I am wrapping up a couple years of getting my pictures, film and Tape onto DVD computer and so on. . Now that BD is available I am wondering not only is it worth the effort but how much better can I expect to make by say making my old film and tape reproduced on BD. I am pretty sure it would not be worth the effort to actually try to make the old film on BD because some of it is 40 to 80 years old now. But quite a few years ago I converted the film to videotape. I then put that tape on DVD. That was part of my project to get all this on DVD. Film, tape, and still pictures. I could put that tape on BD but how much improvement would I get. On the other hand what is the best procedure to get the best BD quality? I could re-do some of this if the results would be worth it. Have a nice day