I intend on using ImgBurn. The goal is a blu ray disc. that’s my main goal. the right format that will work in any blu-ray player. I see you mentioned checking whether or not the blu-ray player supports AVCHD or MKV?
I can’t seem to find results in my research that tells me what a standard Blu-ray movie uses in file formats.
I basically want to have a copy of the Despecialized trilogy as if it was bought from the store. Will both MKV and AVCHD have a main menu? Ahh, I don’t know the BEST of the two to burn onto my discs.
What does it depend on? The image quality seems the same, audio too. The goal is what can go in a blu-ray player and be exactly like my official blu-ray releases in my collection
Extended edition is the only way to go i own the blu ray so im familiar with that box set.
That should be quite the project unless youll use another LOTR box and paint it over
That’s an intriguing and cost effective option. I’m taking the same approach for my box set (idk if I explained that well in my post). Three criterion cases in a box that slides into an outer case
I will be sure to post it completed. It will take a while, but will be worth it in the end.
I appreciate you kind words very, very much. Thank you for your help and here’s to 14 more years for you and your wife (raises imaginary glass) ^_^.
It sounds hairy, but I’m willing to see what happens and roll the dice I guess. How I’ll be attaining money is via tax return. I always do that early.
It’s good that you made a good investment and your wife eventually like it. Well, a couple investments based on what you said
I’ll keep my eye on this forum post then. hope to see a message from you, but I know it depends.
I didn’t know they were that cheap. Wow. Only a couple of issues on my end: I’m so broke I’m in the negative and after this project, I usually never use a printer so it would sit around most of the time. Otherwise, it would be a good idea now that I know they’re so cheap
I have a question.
Considering you have an inkjet printer, I was wondering if I sent you a different set of disc labels if you’d be willing to print those and I would pay you for shipping and supplies. I know you’re offering the four sets, but I was wondering if you would consider this?
Hello all!
Thanks to user ronwlim (http://originaltrilogy.com/user/ronwlim/id/16760) and looking through many pages of forum posts, I have come to my final choice for the box set I will be making.
However,
I did edit ronwlim's artwork to a custom design for myself. If you are reading this, man, I hope this doesn't make you mad or anything. No bad vibes are meant to be sent. But anyway, I may be able to print the inserts and print the paper that will go on the box, but I need a few pointers:
I want a thin and sturdy cardboard opposed to card stock. Any recommendations of a cardboard that is like the 2011 Star Wars saga Blu-ray box?
What would be the best paper for the boxset and method of putting the paper on the cardboard (referring to the box the 3 Blu-rays will be in and the outer slipcase)?
I do not have an inkjet printer capable of printing onto a blank disc. If anyone has a printer capable of doing this, I am willing to pay for the supplies and shipping.