I always burn them as folder. For DVD, I then use DVD Shrink to convert it to an iso file, then use ImgBurn or DVD Decrypter to burn it on to a disc. For Blu-ray, I use DVDFab to convert it to iso, then use ImgBurn to burn.

I believe that ImgBurn will burn the folder set to a disc (all kinds) without the intermediate step. .
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When burning the folder, in order to get a fully functional Blu-ray disc, exactly which files do I copy to the disc? I tried just the one large file that contains the video, but the onscreen menus for a Blu-ray player were not there, and I could only play the contents of the production on a computer drive.

Quote: When burning the folder, in order to get a fully functional Blu-ray disc, exactly which files do I copy to the disc? I tried just the one large file that contains the video, but the onscreen menus for a Blu-ray player were not there, and I could only play the contents of the production on a computer drive.

What pr4ogram were you using to burn the disc? ImgBurn is smart enough to tell you what you are missing. Just load the entire folder. .
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videoMike,

For a Blu-Ray folder created by PD you can just burn with typical Windows 7 OS via explorer drag and drop. WIN7 by default supports UDF2.5 (Blu-Rays required format) so just drag the contents of PD's "My Video" folder, folders "CERTIFICATE" and "BDMV" to the disc. Play in Blu-Ray capable player, PS3 or others. For a utility like ImgBurn, simply select the "My Video" folder in the add folders area and ImgBurn will figure it out from there.

Jeff

Thank you. I'll try that.

Thank you, Jeff. I have Windows 7. I tried it and it worked well.