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  1. 15th Dec 2022 17:44 #1
    stonesfan187
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    I have a bunch of .mkv files (home movies stored on my NAS) that I would like on a disc that I can send out to family members. Is there any, hopefully free, software that will allow me to do this? I'd like to have it open up to a menu structure then be able to click "Play" or search individual files. I already have BD-Rebuilder if that is capable of doing this. Thanks.
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    Originally Posted by HemLok View Post
    BD Rebuilder
    Is BD Rebuilder also capable of creating a top menu? Or will it just play all of the files?
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    Simple solution, a bunch of memory sticks, these days should play on most TV's
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    Originally Posted by stonesfan187 View Post
    Originally Posted by HemLok View Post
    BD Rebuilder
    Is BD Rebuilder also capable of creating a top menu? Or will it just play all of the files?
    It creates a menu. Import the video files. I believe anything more than 1 file results in a menu being created.
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    Originally Posted by netmask56 View Post
    Simple solution, a bunch of memory sticks, these days should play on most TV's
    This it the better way to do it cause more people have newer tvs than blu-ray players.
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