joeyniji said:

hi thanks for your reply. i had originally started trying to do this project back in january 2016 (almost 1 year ago). but i never really got going back then. i got as far as buying an external pioneer Blu ray burner. the problem back then was simply that life happens. as i got sidetracked with a new job then got a new computer.

so now fast forward to today and im still struggling. heres what ive done so far…

ive downloaded all 3 of the OT films MKV files through jdownloader2.

i also downloaded tmuxer and have tried adding the files and it just keeps saying error…" tmuxer not found". so is there anyway you can tell what im doing wrong?

ps-i even went as far as the next step…i already downloaded and installed IMGburn

thanks for any help you may provide.

Regards, joey

dahmage said:

joeyniji said:

thanks for the reply. sorry for posting in the wrong area. im using “copyto 5” and when i go to set up the mkv files for burning it states the file is too large (approx 32gb)? does anyone recommend another open source or free burning software in order to burn the files to bd-r?

any help is greatly appreciated.

regards, joey

dahmage said:

they should fit just fine on 25GB or larger BD-R. What exactly are you running into issues with?

(Also, this should probably go in the How-To section of the site, where there are some topics that might have answers for you)

such as:
http://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Burning-the-Despecialized-to-Blu-Ray/id/46433

JEDIT: and Merry Christmas to you too!

i don’t know copy to 5, but from a google search, it looks like you are trying to use software that is meant for burning do a 5gb dvd… not the same as BD (blu-ray disc). Pretty sure that is your problem.

Follow the link i gave you before, they talk you through using tsmuxer to create a blu-ray disk image (iso), and then you can burn that to a BD-R using standard image burning software, such as imgburn

have you tried following these steps: http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/convert_mkv_to_avchd_for_ps3_and_blu-ray.cfm

when you download tsmuxer, make sure you extract the entire rar, and run the program from that directory (With the other extracted files). It almost sounds like you just ‘opened’ the rar and double clicked on the exe, which would only extract that one file into a temporary directory and run it from there, so of course it can’t find the other files that are still in the rar archive :p