I have a question about MKV

[sdavis]

I'm new to the blu ray copying movies, I had a blu ray burner for about a year now I just used MakeMKV to copy spiderman 3 and now the movie is in MKV format, now how do i burn the movie to a blu ray disc, i am trying to used nero but i cant so what program can i used? also i see alot of topics talking about the different type audios eac3to mux audio to the blu ray movies do , i have to do that to to get most perfect blu ray quality movie ?

[Baldrick]

Use imgburn, create data dvd/cd and burn the mkv.

But what is your goal? If you want to play the blu-ray on some standalone blu-ray players you should instead make a copy using anydvd and burn it using imgburn. Blu-ray players does not support mkv. You can also shrink it using BD Rebuilder.

[sdavis]

yea anydvd hd you mean but that cost money , bd rebuilder i tried using that one time and i just get alot of errors when im trying to used it , im just trying to copy a blu ray movie at the highest quality and put it on a blank blu ray disc , the mkv file i have of spider is 29 gb

[sdavis]

i just trying to find a way to burn mkv or do i have to covert the type of file i still want to put it on a blu ray disc

[Baldrick]

I guess you want to shrink it also? Because dual layered blu-ray discs(50GB) are kinda expensive....

[johns0]

Use tsMuxerGUI to author the mkvs back to blu-ray and burn with imgburn,If too large just split for 2 discs.

[Baldrick]

Or tsmuxer back to blu-ray and then shrink with bdrebuilder.

[sdavis]

i already have a 5 of double layer blu ray disc , i dont want to shrink the movie is there anyway i could burn a mkv file im using that tsmuxer right now but i thought that converts a movie to a single layer dvd or double layer dvd

[JeepinDan]

i already have a 5 of double layer blu ray disc , i dont want to shrink the movie is there anyway i could burn a mkv file im using that tsmuxer right now but i thought that converts a movie to a single layer dvd or double layer dvd

I'm not sure you understand the issue.

I've no doubt you can find a way to burn the MKV file to a Blu-Ray disc. The problem is that it is very likely that the best use you will be able to make of that disc is as a coaster for your coffee. There just aren't all that many Blu-Ray disc players which can play video encapsulated in an MKV container.

If what you want is to make a back up of your Blu-Ray disc and you want to be able to play that disc in your Blu-Ray player AND you already have the Blu-Ray disc to burn that copy onto - stop messing with MKV and just make a copy with AnyDVD HD and then burn it to your disc. If you simply copy your movie you will likely be able to play it and make use of its menus. If you insist on burning an MKV copy to a Blu-Ray disc then you won't likely be able to actually watch the movie on your player.

[johns0]

Tsmuxer will author the mkv files so they are blu-ray burnable,no need to do anything else,just author with Tsmuxer and burn with imgburn.

[sdavis]

thats what i just used Tsmuxer it convert the movie to mpeg - 2 and it still a big size 27gb is that a good quality for a blue ray movie ?

[sdavis]

anydvd hd i try using the but my trial period has ended a long time ago and i dont have the money to be wasting on a software

[JeepinDan]

anydvd hd i try using the but my trial period has ended a long time ago and i dont have the money to be wasting on a software

I think you can still get DVDFab HD Decrypter for free - and it would probably do the trick for you.