Blu Ray to DVD

[mobie29]

What software or freeware will convert a blu ray disc or blu ray BDMV folder to DVD so that it will play in a regular dvd player? I would like to still be able to use the original blu ray menu on the dvd.

thanks.

[manono]

I would like to still be able to use the original blu ray menu on the dvd.

Not a chance. You either go without or create a new one in an authoring program.

[mobie29]

Ok, if i forget the menus, what software do i use?

thanks.

[ricoman]

multiavchd

[mobie29]

Can you use BD Rebuilder ?

[manono]

Can you use BD Rebuilder ?

No, it's for making smaller sized Blu-Rays from a Blu-Ray source.

[mobie29]

So multiavchd is the only option at this point?

[Noahtuck]

If you already have the bluray ripped to your hard drive you can drop the main m2ts into DVD Flick and convert it to dvd.

Or you could use DVDFab.

[Bonie81]

You may try commercial software Blueray to DVD .
Not sure about preserving BD Menus.

[rr6966]

Can you use BD Rebuilder ?

Yes you can. You need to select mode, then movie only, then alternate movie output. There are several options there for outputting DVD, and ipod / ipad files.

[mobie29]

Sweet!!! Thanks so much. That is exactly what i was looking for.

thanks!!

[Baldrick]

Try read our guides section.... https://www.videohelp.com/guides/how-to-convert-blu-ray-to-standard-dvd-video-or-mkv-mp...ls-id1234#1234

[Noahtuck]

You may try commercial software Blueray to DVD .

I am starting to dislike VSO products lately, and i have been a big fan of their software for years, because they only seem to fill up half a dvdr when converting even from bluray as i tried it with a bluray rip.
And it's Blu-ray to DVD not Blueray to dvd.

Dvd flick at least fills up a dvdr and it's free.

Not sure about preserving BD Menus.

As manono already stated, not a chance.

And BDRebuilder is kind of a pain as you need a bunch of other software installed to use it where DVD Flick is all you need.

[manono]

As manono already stated, not a chance.

Hehe, but manono also said BD-Rebuilder was only for Blu-Ray to Blu-Ray which apparently isn't true. He's only one-for-two in this thread.

[fritzi93]

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BDRB isn't all that difficult to set up. But it's a little touchy, it's true. You need to use specific versions of the helper programs to be certain it will work correctly. Which isn't to say it *won't* work with untested versions of the tools, but you're on your own. I'm using an untested version of ffdshow because another program wouldn't work with the jdobbs recommended version.

[Bonie81]

Hehe, but manono also said BD-Rebuilder was only for Blu-Ray to Blu-Ray which apparently isn't true... .

manono is a Matrix Guy (Keanu Reeves(?)), He might be knowing much about movies (action?) but, may be not about BD Videos.

[Noahtuck]

As manono already stated, not a chance.

Hehe, but manono also said BD-Rebuilder was only for Blu-Ray to Blu-Ray which apparently isn't true. He's only one-for-two in this thread.

LOL!!
Yeah i was just gonna ignore that part seeing as someone else already pointed it out

@ fritzi93

That was basically directed at the OP and i just figured DVD FLick was much more user friendly for a novice as DVD FLick is a simple one program install and does a good job.

[fritzi93]

You may be right. Anyway, there's more than one way to skin a cat, if you will forgive the metaphor.