Angela

Using the same software, I rendered the slide show to a high definition MPEG2 file. I burned the MPEG2 file to a blu-ray disk (since it was too large to burn to a standard dvd). Using my laptop with a blu-ray drive, I can run the MPEG2 file and it runs perfectly. I know that some Blu-ray players can play MPEG2 files - the one that will be used is a Sony, am still waiting on the model number. When I burned the file to disk this morning, I used the 'write files to disk'. There were several Image Options available - I randomly chose Mode1/2048, UDF 1.02. The end result worked in my laptop but maybe different options would improve the chances that a commerical blu-ray player could read the file. Would you know how best to set those Image Options? Again, am just writing a MPEG2 file to disk not messing with the ISO file which is unplayable.

Well, ImgBurn did its part but unfortunately the ISO file that was created by the software (Proshow Gold 4.5) will not play so I've made a few expensive coasters. I have a related question and apologize if I should have started a new thread. I succesfully created a HD mpeg2 file (8GB) with Proshow and am hoping if I burn this to a blu-ray disk using ImgBurn that it will play on a run-of-the-mill blu-ray player. Does anyone have advice on how to best do this? I can just burn it as a data file but am unsure if most players will recognize and play the file. Is there a way to burn it using ImgBurn that will maximize my chances that it will work? Sorry again for dumb questions -

Thank you!

Wow, you are good! I loaded that clonedrive software through your link, and yes the ISO file contains the two folders. So... follwoing the ImgBurn blu-ray instructions, can just load the ISO file instead of loading the two folders? Sorry if these are dumb questions (am trying to finish a slideshow for 90th birthday party...)

I created a slideshow with Photodex Proshow Gold, and on the "Burn to Blu-ray" tab selected to burn to an ISO file. However, it only created an ISO file, not the BDMV/BDAV and Certificate folders that are necessary for ImgBurn. Is there any way to use ImgBurn if I only have an ISO file?