problem after burning blu-ray disc

[serniukas]

Hello,

 

I am burning Blu-Ray 25Gb disc (Aone). Device - Pioneer HL-DT-ST BD-Re GGW-H20L.

Burning options UDF, UDF version 2.5.

 

Problem is that after burning my device can not see the folders in the disc. But on startup

Blu-Ray film starting with PowerDVD, but in my computer I can't see the blu-ray disc folder.

 

But burning with Nero - there isn't such problem. I can see all the folders in My Computer after burning is over.

 

What is interesing that if I put blu-ray disc burned with ImgBurn in my laptop with blu-ray device

everything is fine?

 

So question - what could be the problem??

[mmalves]

What OS does your computer use? Only Vista and newer versions can read UDF 2.50. In XP you need to install the Toshiba UDF driver in order to see the files/folders.

[serniukas]

My PC OS is XP and Laptop Vista. OK I understand the possible problem. I will try to find any information about UDF drivers for XP

[serniukas]

Or maybe I just can burn with UDF version 1.02?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You could do but Blu-ray is supposed to use 2.50.

[serniukas]

Thanks guys for help. I installed Toshiba drivers and now everything is OK?

But when I burned with Nero, I could see the folders...

Does it means that Nero is writing not with UDF 2.5 version or with other UDF version??

And if I will what to make a copy of Blu-Ray disc who is with UDF 2.5 version - does Nero will copy with different UDF version?

Or with what program will you sugest to copy blu-ray discs?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

If ImgBurn's discs couldn't be read before you installed the UDF 2.50 driver but Nero's could, yes it means the Nero ones weren't UDF 2.50.

 

ImgBurn can read and write BD discs just fine, I see no reason to resort to using Nero at all.

 

But hey, I'm a little bias and this is the ImgBurn Support Forum.

[serniukas]

But Imgburn can't COPY disc... If I want to copy blu-ray disc first I should copy to hard disk and only then to burn with ImgBurn?

It is inconvenient

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Ah you mean copy 'on the fly' from one drive to another.

 

Read and Write modes will still get you a 'copy' of the disc, just not in the exact 'on the fly' way you mean it.