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  1. 24th Feb 2016 21:56 #1
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    I am trying to convert a 27 gig MKV file to a Blu-ray ISO. Is there a way to limit the size of the ISO to fit on a standard BD-R disk?
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    You will need to re-encode the mkv,iso is just a container for burning any type of file.
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    And use BDRebuilder or BDtoAVCHD or AVCHDCoder to shrink! All free.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    And use BDRebuilder or BDtoAVCHD or AVCHDCoder to shrink! All free.
    Thanks. Any preference?
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    I would use BDtoAVCHD. Easiest to get started with. If it doesn't work then use BDRebuilder.
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